Training Course in Public Health Systems and Municipalities

offers a training course in Public Health Systems and Municipalities for anyone who wants to develop leadership and management skills for municipalities and districts in all cities and areas affiliated with cities and anyone who wants to hone their skills in public health systems.

Health systems are the systematic application of information technology and computer science for public health and education functions. The Information Systems and Public Health Center and its technological programs have focused on developing information science and applying digital information technologies to help detect and treat diseases and syndromes at the individual and group levels. There are three sub-units: the Information Functions and Services Unit and the Systems and Coordination Unit. One of the tasks of municipalities operating in cities and surrounding villages is to manage public health systems. They are primarily responsible for planning and implementing medical projects such as fixed and mobile medical centers, and thus working to develop the health reality in modern cities. One of the tasks of municipalities is also to provide all the necessary services that citizens need such as water, electricity, street lighting, sanitation, paving streets, building construction, and working to protect green spaces. We must not forget the health reality, as it is the most important in the lives of citizens.

By the end of the course, participants will be able to:

Who Should Attend?

• Mayors of cities and surrounding areas.
• All employees in medical departments affiliated with municipalities.
• Responsible for developing public health systems.
• Heads of departments in municipalities.

Knowledge and Benefits:

After completing the program, participants will be able to master the following:

• Gain sufficient skills in formulating public health systems.
• Experience in managing public health departments.
• Manage municipalities scientifically.
• Knowledge of the foundations and rules by which municipalities operate.
• Knowledge and ability to develop the health reality in cities.
• Address any problems related to public health systems and municipalities.