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Develop a 2-year comprehensive training course for the Field Epidemiology Training Pr

Niko

Niko

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Dr. Gloria Suarez presents the FETP program curriculum on how to use CDC's Epi Info software.
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Course particpants work together on a presentation in the first module of the CDC-CAP FETP.
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NCCPHP was been working with the CDC, Guatemala's Ministry of Public Health, and the Universidad del Valle de Guatemala to develop a 2-year comprehensive training course for the Field Epidemiology Training Program (FETP) in Guatemala.​
The first module of the training course was presented on March 12-30 at the Universidad del Valle campus. NCCPHP staff traveled to Guatemala to observe this module and collect participant data, which will assist in the delivery of future modules.​
After this 3-week face-to-face course, students will complete additional face-to-face modules during the 2-year program.



http://www2.sph.unc.edu/nccphp/​
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