Health in All Policies (HiAP) training slides: companion material to support HiAP training activities
Overview
Overview
HiAP slide decks have been developed to support the use of the WHO HiAP Training Manual (2015) and the implementation of HiAP training activities.
The lecture slides aim to better equip trainers with materials for HiAP training and offer users access to an editable content set when designing and delivering HiAP workshops and courses.
The HiAP training slides contribute to building a package of HiAP information, tools and resources to support capabilities for addressing the social determinants of health and health equity.
Information for users
The slides align with the look and feel and content of the WHO HiAP Training Manual. The package enables users to adjust and edit the content based on different training contexts and audiences. The slides are available in PowerPoint format and include accompanying notes for each lecture. A general template is also provided for users to develop their own content.
The use of graphics has been kept to a minimum to allow users to input their own visuals that are relevant to their training audience and locality or country. The text provides a guide on the key messages for each slide - users are encouraged to swap ‘text’ for ‘graphics’ as they relate to individual training needs.
PowerPoint lectures based on the HiAP Training Manual
Module 1 (Part 1): Outline of course structure and learning objectives
Module 1 (Part 2): The determinants of health
Module 2 (Part 1): Global challenges and health dynamics
Module 2 (Part 2): Health inequalities
Module 3: Public health, HiAP and its development
Module 4 (Part 1): Complex social issues
Module 4 (Part 2): Policy-making and HiAP
Module 5 (Part 1): The role of government in the HiAP approach
Module 5 (Part 2): Structures and mechanisms for intersectoral collaboration
Module 6: Effective writing and policy briefs
Module 7 (Part 1): Stakeholder engagement
Module 7 (Part 2): Stakeholder analysis
Module 10: Measuring progress in health
Module 11: Leadership role of the health sector
Module 12: Next steps and round-up
Module 13: Effective public health campaigns