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Health Education Advanced Leadership for Zimbabwe (Healz): Developing the Infrastructure to Support Curriculum Reform Cover

Health Education Advanced Leadership for Zimbabwe (Healz): Developing the Infrastructure to Support Curriculum Reform

Open Access
|Apr 2018

Figures & Tables

Table 1

HEALZ Content.

WeekTopics
1
  • Introduction to HEALZ, teamwork, and group expectations

  • Being an effective mentee

  • Principles of competency-based curriculum development and evaluation

  • Developing a needs assessment

  • Needs assessment methodologies: quantitative and qualitative methods

2
  • Data Analysis: quantitative and qualitative methodology

  • Introduction to learning and pedagogy

  • Writing goals and objectives

  • Choosing educational strategies

  • Learner assessment strategies

  • Curriculum and program evaluation

3
  • Leading from personal strengths, understanding others

  • Negotiating conflict

  • Evaluating curriculum

  • Managing change

  • Giving and receiving feedback

Table 2

HEALZ Participation and Completion.

Cohort# Applicants# Scholars selected# Graduates# Mentors
One2114*14 (100%)11
Two201414 (100%)42
Three181412 (86%)38

[i] *Plus 2 committee members who audited the program.

Table 3

Summary of Changes in Content Knowledge.

IncreaseDecreaseNo Change
OnePrinciples of curriculum development3934055.19*.83
Conducting a curriculum needs assessment3938015.47*.88
Preparing quality surveys3934055.28*.85
Conducting quality interviews4034065.35*.85
TwoAnalyzing quantitative data36231124.26*.71
Analyzing qualitative data3530054.90*.72
Writing goals and objectives34220124.28*.73
Choosing educational methods3632045.10*.85
Assessing learners36240124.67*.78
Developing plan for curriculum and evaluation3531044.98*.84
ThreeEvaluating a curriculum project4233185.03*.78
Writing about curriculum development for publication4235255.14*.79

[i] * p < .001.

Table 4

Cohort Two and Three – Curriculum Summary Rating Averages.

Cohort 2Cohort 3
Evidence-based2.03.4
Important/relevant to student learning2.333.7
Important/relevant to institutional goals, status, resources2.673.5
Quality of stated program goals & objectives3.333.7
Pedagogically sound2.892.7
Educational strategies2.673.1
Appropriate learner assessment2.333.0
Program evaluation2.443.3
Table 5

HEALZ Scholars’ Curricula Topics.

Cohort OneCohort TwoCohort Three
PhysiologyCommunity preventive dentistryCardiovascular skills
NeonatologyCommunication skillsCerebral palsy caregiver training
Occupational safety and healthCommunity occupational therapyClinical supervisor training
Forensic psychiatryBiostatisticsCommunity caregivers’ mental health
GeneticsCardiac life supportDentistry patient safety
Point of care testsEthical professionalismMaternity patient safety
Professionalism and ethicsHypertensive disorders of pregnancyPharmacology
Minimal access surgeryChild/adolescent mental healthResearcher skills
Stroke patient caregivers trainingGastroenterologyUpper GI endoscopy
Reproductive health/diseaseInfection prevention/controlUrology
Rural field experiencesNeonatology
Neuroscience
Ophthalmology
DOI: https://doi.org/10.29024/aogh.19 | Journal eISSN: 2214-9996
Language: English
Published on: Apr 30, 2018
Published by: Levy Library Press
In partnership with: Paradigm Publishing Services
Publication frequency: 1 issue per year

© 2018 Eva M. Aagaard, Susan C. Connors, Amelia Challender, Jonathan Gandari, Kusum Nathoo, Margaret Borok, Midion Chidzonga, Michele Barry, Thomas Campbell, James Hakim, published by Levy Library Press
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