anaphi competencies. 2 competency context pherp (commonwealth) programme funded national delphi...
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ANAPHI competencies
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Competency context
PHERP (Commonwealth) programme funded
National DELPHI process 2006-2008 – very broad consultation in all states and territories
5 core and 2 underpinning areas of practice resulting in six areas of practice and 15 ‘units of competency’
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MPH Foundation Competency Framework 2009
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Competency structure
Each practice area includes area has a number of competency elements
Elements structured from basic to specialised elements
Basic elements intended to be common throughout MPH programmes; specialised designed to be the basis for streams and project/thesis work
Includes seven specific Indigenous elements of competence*
* More on Indigenous competencies this afternoon
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Underpinning knowledge
Schedules of elements considered to be the basis for the elements of competency
Many elements will not be taught in the areas where they appear in the document
e.g. in Evidence Based Professional Practice
‘Research design and methods’ and ‘qualitative and quantitative data analysis …’ might appear in epidemiology, social health, subjects based on evidence synthesis, or research methods subjects
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Epidemiology & Biostatistics competencies
Monitoring and Surveillance
1. Monitor and evaluate population health data or indicators
2. Analyse quality of findings from a surveillance or screening program
Underpinned with knowledge in the areas of demographic information, epidemiological measures, basic descriptive and inferential statistics, patterns of health and illness, components of a surveillance system
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Epidemiology & Biostatistics competencies
Disease prevention and control
3. Plan a disease/prevention control strategy
4. Formulate and implement a response to a public health emergency
Underpinned with knowledge in the areas of epidemiologic measures, basic descriptive statistics, screening programmes, data collections, research design and appraisal, … distribution in communities
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Epidemiology & Biostatistics competencies
Evidence-based professional population health practice
14. Design a systematic, appropriate and ethical population health study and synthesise and articulate the findings
16. Collect, organise, critically analyse and articulate secondary information
Underpinned with knowledge in the areas of research design and methods, data gathering, concepts of reliability, validity and responsiveness of measures
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Applied Epidemiology & Biostatistics competenciesBut wait, there’s more …Health protection
6.3. Identify vulnerable population groups … underpinned by risk assessment techniques
Health promotion 8. Prioritise population / community health needs underpinned by patterns of health injury and illness …, criteria for prioritising health interventions\
Health Policy, Planning and Management13. Analyse/evaluate the management of a population level program/project underpinned by various applied areas of knowledge
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Considerations
Order of learning – should core subjects come first? Do epidemiology & biostatistics subjects underpin public health teaching?
How useful are the competencies for constructive alignment with course content and designing / redesigning / evaluating appropriateness of content
Different needs of undergrad / master / HD students