 Health Professional Education
“Train the Trainer” Methodology
Project HOPE has expertise in a variety of health and medical disciplines, offering the advantage of a single organization with the resources to coordinate many aspects of multi-faceted programs. Programs range from the training of rural health promoters in areas such as primary care, reproductive health, and maternal and children’s health, to the establishment of highly specialized, tertiary care postgraduate medical programs in fields such as nursing and health professional continuing education.
Extensive use of the “train the trainer” methodology - in which local health professionals are taught how to teach others what they have learned in HOPE’s programs - has, over Project HOPE’s history, resulted in the creation of millions of better-trained health care professionals worldwide.
Project HOPE helps train the staff necessary to operate hospitals and clinics, especially those targeted to the needs of children. These facilities provide a unique vehicle through which training resources can be focused thus making the maximum contribution to the improvement of the health of children in developing nations. These facilities also serve as national training centers to train physicians, nurses, administrators, and allied health professionals from across their respective countries or regions.
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