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The Child Survival Mini University I

Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health
June 2-6, 2003

The initial Child Survival Mini University was held on the campus of the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health in Baltimore, Maryland, the week of June 2-6 2003.

Over 100 participants (including almost 50 field-based staff) from approximately 30 organizations attended the Mini University to participate in detailed implementation plan reviews by peers, experts, and Child Survival and Health Grants Program (CSHGP) staff. Participants also attended technical and management update sessions, and time was set aside for PVO child survival teams or individuals to meet with reviewers, technical specialist/presenters, PVO peers, CSHGP, CORE or CSTS+ staff in one-on-one session during "office hours" meetings.

The PowerPoint documents below represent content presented in both plenary and technical sessions throughout the week. Please click on the presentation name to download each file.

Plenary Sessions
Introduction: Leo Ryan	Welcome to the Mini University
Keynote address: Peter Winch	Pills and shots: PVO responses to an expanding treatment and prophylaxis menu
Graduation address: Henry Mosley	Mothers as Managers: The Household Production of Health
Technical Sessions
Session Name	Slide Presentations and handouts
Capacity Building	Building and Assessing Organizational Capacity through CS Programming Guide for Monitoring and Evaluating Capacity Building in the Health Sector (MEASURE Evaluation) Capacity Building as a Strategy for Sustainable Municipal Health System (Concern Worldwide) Integrated Assessment for Transformation, Assessment, and Renewal (Project Concern) Organizational capacity assessment purpose statement
CSHGP Project Start-up	Hints from HQ backstops, country and field managers
Control of Diarrheal Diseases	Due to the interactive nature of this session, there are no files to post. If you have any questions, please contact Lisa Nichols at the Environmental Health Project nicholsls@ehproject.org or Chris McGahey at cmcgahey@ardinc.com
Financial management	Financial Management:.Understanding and Controlling Organizational Resources A Fundamental Approach to Organizational Budgeting.Including Frequently Asked Questions
Human Resources Management	Human Resources for Child Survival Improving the Performance of Facility & Community-based Health Workers
I.M.C.I.	For information on this presentation, please contact Rene Salgado at the BASICS II Project. rsalgado@basics.org
Immunization	The view of primary immunization programs from the bottom-up Primary (aka “routine”) Immunization Programs:.A Bird’s-Eye View
Malaria	Malaria Home Care RBM Update and Prospects
Maternal and Neonatal Health	Behavior Change Communication and Social Mobilization Home-Based Lifesaving Skills Notes on Home-Based Lifesaving Skills
Monitoring and Evaluation	Monitoring for Effectiveness- Basic M&E in Child Survival Interventions Child Survival: Empowering Communities to Take Action
Nutrition	Child Malnutrition: Causes and Consequences Interventions for Improving Child Nutritional Status Micronutrients: Methods to improve intake and utilization
Operations Research	Operations Research in CS Interventions: Asking the Important Questions OR Workshop Session Plan
Quality & supportive supervision systems	Field Worker-Centered Management Examples of Tools that Provide “Signals” Field Worker-Centered Management (Handout)
Social and behavior change interventions	Overview of the BEHAVE Framework BEHAVE Framework handouts
STIs/HIV/AIDS	Children and Adolescents Affected by HIV/AIDS
Sustainability design and achievements in CSPs	Case Studies of Sustainability Design and Achievements in CSPs Integrating different measures to map the status toward sustainable health "Two Districts Exercise"

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