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Ikechukwu ukeje completed a 6-week online non-credit course called "Introduction to Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis" offered through Coursera and authorized by Johns Hopkins University. The course was led by Tianjing Li and Kay Dickersin of the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health. Ukeje received a certificate verifying his identity and participation in the course, though the certificate does not confer academic credit or official university status.
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Ikechukwu Ukeje successfully completed a 6-week online disaster preparedness course for health care professionals offered through Coursera and authorized by Johns Hopkins University. The certificate verifies Ukeje's identity and participation in the course, though it does not confer university credit or student status from Johns Hopkins. The course was instructed by Tener Goodwin Veenema, an associate professor at the Johns Hopkins University School of Nursing.
Coursera globalhealthintro 2015 (1)
Ikechukwu Ukeje completed an online course through Coursera titled "An Introduction to Global Health" from the University of Copenhagen with distinction. The course provided an overview of major global health challenges and how they have changed over time, and examined successful international strategies to promote human health. The accomplishment statement notes that the online course does not reflect the entire on-campus curriculum and does not confer a grade, credit, or degree from the University of Copenhagen.
Coursera healthforall 2015
This document is a certificate from an online course through Coursera and Johns Hopkins University. It certifies that ikechukwu ukeje successfully completed a 5 week non-credit course called "Health for All Through Primary Health Care". The course was authorized by Johns Hopkins University and offered on the Coursera platform. The certificate does not confer academic credit or official status at Johns Hopkins University.
Coursera commhealthworkers 2015
A certificate from Coursera confirms that Ikechukwu Ukeje completed a 7-week online, non-credit course on Training and Learning Programs for Volunteer Community Health Workers through Coursera and authorized by Johns Hopkins University. The certificate verifies Ukeje's identity and participation in the course, though it does not confer academic credit or official university status. The course was instructed by William Brieger from the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health.
Coursera researchforhealth 2015
Ikechukwu Ukeje successfully completed a 6-week online non-credit course on Understanding Research: An Overview for Health Professionals through Coursera. The course was authorized by University of California, San Francisco and taught by Professor Abbey Alkon from the School of Nursing. Coursera verified Ukeje's identity and participation in the course.
Edx Certificate on evaluating social programs
This certificate recognizes that Ikechukwu Ukeje successfully completed and passed the course "JPAL101x: Evaluating Social Programs" offered through MIT's online learning initiative edX. The course was directed by Rachel Glennerster of J-PAL and Marc Shotland of MIT Digital Learning. Sanjay Sarma, the director of digital learning at MIT, verified the authenticity of the certificate.
Health care for All through primary Health care In developing countries
1. The document discusses achieving universal health care through primary health care as outlined in the 1978 Alma-Ata Declaration. It identifies specific actions needed, such as community-based approaches using community health workers, and innovation and technological approaches. 2. It also discusses challenges faced by developing countries, including inadequate resources and lack of coordination between governments and donors. 3. The conclusion states that a robust primary health care system that is cost-effective can help reduce preventable deaths, but it requires political will and expanded access to basic health services.
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Coursera systematic review 2015
- 1. EDUCA T ION FOR EVE R YONE CO U R S E C E R T I F I C A TE COURSE CERTIFICATE AUGUST 27, 2015 ikechukwu ukeje Introduction to Systematic Review and Meta- Analysis a 6 week online non-credit course authorized by Johns Hopkins University and offered through Coursera has successfully completed Tianjing Li, MD, MHS, PhD Center for Clinical Trials Department of Epidemiology Bloomberg School of Public Health Johns Hopkins University Kay Dickersin, PhD Professor of Epidemiology Bloomberg School of Public Health Johns Hopkins University Verify at coursera.org/verify/3CPUL49CU2 Coursera has confirmed the identity of this individual and their participation in the course. This certificate does not confer academic credit toward a degree or official status at the Johns Hopkins University.