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In order to reiterate the importance of every vote and to create Voter Awareness the Election Commission of India (ECI) has shared creatives on Voter Awareness including Voter's pledge, TVCs, short films etc. These creatives are available in the google drive link : https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1s5zjXrdDqtuduYJeg3VmFiMXr8r6bwd0. The posters for indicating importance of every vote is shared here as per instructions from University Grants Commission (UGC). | Walk-in-Interview for the Post of Senior Research Fellow and Young Professional II in the National Livestock Mission Research Project at Meat Technology Unit, Mannuthy Postponed to 30.04.2024
Name of the Programme:Post Graduate Certificate in One Health Surveillance
Total duration:6 (Six) months
Scope:To build the capacity of various health professionals to involve in surveillance activity in order to improve health of our communities and animal health
Pattern of course (Semester/annual): Semester
Mode of teaching (Regular/distant):Technology enabled Distant mode
Language of teaching: English
Eligibility for admission:Graduate/ post graduate in any science subjects preferably from health sciences (medicine, dentistry, veterinary science, complementary & alternative medicine, nursing, pharmacy, physiotherapy) and Environmental Science.
Mode of selection and admission:Open selection
Seat reservations: NA
Syllabus (Provide as a separate document)/ Link to Syllabus in case of VCI& AICTE: Provided at the time of joining
Mode of evaluation: Semester-end examination/ Assignments/ Online discussion fora
Attendance requirement: Nil
Post Graduate Certificate In One Health Surveillance
Syllabus
Health surveillance is the ongoing, systematic collection, analysis and interpretation of health-related data with the a prior purpose of preventing or controlling health hazards and identifying unusual events of health importance, followed by the dissemination and use of such information for health action. The OH surveillance system aims at data collection at multiple domains using inter-sectoral collaboration for best outcomes in health management. This is also possible through cross-sectoral collaborative efforts between the human and animal (wildlife and domestic) sectors. The collaboration that exists in different dimensions (across sectors, disciplines, decision making-scales and through public-private partnerships) can be implemented at various steps of the surveillance process with various degrees of integration.