PPT-MODULE 9 HiAP implementation at local,

regional and global levels H i AP implementation at global regional and local levels 9 LEARNING OBJECTIVES 9 Discuss examples of HiAP implementation at the local regional andor global level. Requirements for implementation of a CSP. 2. Local. bye-. laws. Institutional. . framework. Management. Moderated. . discussion. : Drivers . for. . successful. . implementation. Requirements. . Local Preacher and . Worship Leader Course. Information from the . Ministry Development Team. Why have a new course?. Faith & Worship . (1990). Worship Leader Training. (1996. ). Ministries Committee has commissioned a comprehensive redevelopment of local preacher and worship leader training. Kick Off. Welcome. Congrats!. Have fun!. Participate!. Ask for help!. Logistics. 6 Weeks. 6 Modules. 1 Module per week. Group stays together. Program Recap. Module 1. : Identify Target Market. Module 2. First…the basics. What is health and what determines our health?. What is Health in All Policies (. HiAP. ) and why do we need it?. What approaches can we take to improve health in our community?. What is health?. Agenda. Strong Workforce NOVA Planning Module Updates. My Bookmarks. Creating a new project. Project approval flow. Uncertifying. plans. Budgeting and . Forecasting. NOVA user account requests. Regional . Module 11: Implementation Planning Online Master Trainer Course Welcome to the How This Online Course Works This online course will walk you through the TeamSTEPPS content just as you will present it when you train your colleagues and staff The coffee drinkers. Work to be done until end of year. New DB Module layout work. New K Module layout work. Heat to air study. Thermal . tests. Sara’s breakdown compensation method. Documentation of current T0#2 and T1 design changes with respect to CDR design T0#1 as CLIC note . Massachusetts Association of Health Boards Annual Certificate Program. Taunton, MA. November 16, 2019. Rachael . Piltch. -Loeb, Nigel Harriman. Emergency Preparedness, Research, Evaluation & Practice Program . Identify the main institutional actors with roles . in implementing . and . monitoring . the . Convention. Understand the main functions of . those involved . in implementation and monitoring. Main actors. Carmel Williams, Manager. Strategic Partnerships. Public Health Services. SA Health. Health in All Policies. It’s about working together to achieve the goals and policies of other sectors in ways that protect or promote health. WHO’s . HiAP. Framework for Country . Action, . HiAP. for equity. WORKSHOP. : PREPARING FOR TRAINING IN HEALTH IN ALL POLICIES (HIAP) USING THE NEWLY LAUNCHED WHO HIAP TRAINING . MANUAL. Kuopio, . Whole-of-government approaches. 5. The role of government in the H. i. AP approach. LEARNING OBJECTIVES. 5. Describe the role of government . in the HiAP approach. Recognize a range of terms that . refer to intersectoral action. Health in All Policies (. HiAP. ) is an approach to policy development and implementation . that. . considers . the social and environmental implications of its decisions. . It . recognizes that . other. 3. Public health, h. i. ap and its development. Learning Objectives. 3. Define public health and HiAP. 1. Explain the origins and development of HiAP. 2. Recognize when to use . a HiAP approach. 3. Distinguish the HiAP approach .