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Global Health in the Philippines (2 Weeks Intensive)
While experiencing the cultural diversity and natural beauty of the Philippines, learn about the organization of its primarily devolved health system and the various challenges in providing adequate healthcare in the context of its peculiar geography. In many remote, hard-to-reach islands, otherwise known as geographically isolated disadvantaged areas (GIDA), hospitals and health care clinics stri...
While experiencing the cultural diversity and natural beauty of the Philippines, learn about the organization of its primarily devolved health system and the various challenges in providing adequate healthcare in the context of its peculiar geography. In many remote, hard-to-reach islands, otherwise known as geographically isolated disadvantaged areas (GIDA), hospitals and health care clinics strive to deliver quality health services despite the often inadequate infrastructure, investment, supplies, and personnel. Experience first-hand the daily healthcare challenges faced by “barangays” or villages, on remote islands in the provinces of Quezon, Lubang, and Romblon. During the rainy season (summer months), rotations on remote islands may not be available, in which case suitable alternative...
Program Highlights
Visit premiere urban public and private health facilities in the capital city of Manila prior to the remote island immersion.
Meet local health professionals at the Department of Health, and enjoy cultural lectures and excursions led by CFHI's on-site partners.
Gain firsthand exposure to the struggles and triumphs of local people working together to achieve better health outcomes for their communities.
Live in a hotel in Manila and enjoy a vibrant atmosphere.
Participate in clinical health rotations and public health placements.
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- Manila, Philippines
- 2-4 Weeks
- Health Administration
- Health Sciences
- Medicine
- Health
- Health Care
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Locations
- Manila, Philippines
Types and Subjects
- Fields
- Health Administration
- Health Sciences
- Medicine
Availability
Years Offered: Year Round
- 2-4 Weeks
- Short Term
Age Requirement
Age Requirement Varies
Guidelines
All Nationalities
Cost per week
Program Cost Includes
- Tuition & Fees
- Accommodation / Housing for Program Duration
- Travel Insurance
- On-Site / In-Country Staff Support
Accommodation Options
- Other
Qualifications & Experience
- English
Language Skills Required
- Any/All Education Levels Accepted
Accepted Education Levels
Application Procedures
- Online Application
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While experiencing the cultural diversity and natural beauty of the Philippines, learn about the organization of its primarily devolved health system and the various challenges in providing adequate healthcare in the context of its peculiar geography. In many remote, hard-to-reach islands, otherwise known as geographically isolated disadvantaged areas (GIDA), hospitals and health care clinics strive to deliver quality health services despite the often inadequate infrastructure, investment, supplies, and personnel. Experience first-hand the daily healthcare challenges faced by “barangays” or villages, on remote islands in the provinces of Quezon, Lubang, and Romblon. During the rainy season (summer months), rotations on remote islands may not be available, in which case suitable alternative...
Child Family Health International
Child Family Health International
Ready to Learn More?
While experiencing the cultural diversity and natural beauty of the Philippines, learn about the organization of its primarily devolved health system and the various challenges in providing adequate healthcare in the context of its peculiar geography. In many remote, hard-to-reach islands, otherwise known as geographically isolated disadvantaged areas (GIDA), hospitals and health care clinics strive to deliver quality health services despite the often inadequate infrastructure, investment, supplies, and personnel. Experience first-hand the daily healthcare challenges faced by “barangays” or villages, on remote islands in the provinces of Quezon, Lubang, and Romblon. During the rainy season (summer months), rotations on remote islands may not be available, in which case suitable alternative...
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