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International Masters for Health Leadership (IMHL) |
| Institution |
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Montreal: McGill University |
| Country |
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Canada |
| Type |
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Master |
| Topics |
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Management: Human Resources Development
Management: Health Services Management
Public/Global Health: International Health Issues and Development
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| Language |
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English |
| Location |
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Desautels Faculty of Management |
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Objectives/
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The IMHL takes an integrated
approach to healthcare and combines it with practical
management education for the world’s most novel
and exciting health management program. Truly international
in scope, it:
- Builds on the successful experience of two earlier
McGill programs inspired by Prof.Henry Mintzberg.
- Is designed around “leadership mindsets that
train participants to transform people, organizations,
systems and their contexts.
- Offers a tremendous opportunity to develop health
leaders at the worldwide level by drawing on the international
expertise of McGill’s Faculties of Medicine and
Management.
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October 2009 |
| Appl.
Deadline |
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May 1, 2009
But we encourage participants to apply as early as possible
as we have started to receive applications from all over
the world. |
| Duration |
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1,5 years |
Participants'
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By targeting senior healthcare
professionals, managers and policy makers from a variety
of operating backgrounds and from every region of the worlds,
the IMHL reshapes the way leaders interpret and respond
to today’s diverse and complex healthcare issues. |
| Structure |
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Throughout the program, maximum
learning is concentrated on the needs of individual participants
and their respective organizations.
The program is delivered in five 12-day modules over a 16-month
period, with each module corresponding to a specific “leadership
mindset”:
Module 1: The Reflective Mindset – Broadening Perspectives
Module 2: The Analytic Mindset – Leading Organizations
Module 3: The Worldly Mindset – Navigating the System
Module 4: The Collaborative Mindset – Appreciating
Work Relationships
Module 5: The Catalytic Mindset – Achieving Change
Other activities include an anchoring project,managerial
exchanges, reflection papers, self-study, a final paper
and tutoring. |
| Coordinator |
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Dr. Sholom Glouberman
Email: sholom@glouberman.com
Tel: +416 (0)785 2500 ext. 2150 |
| Course
fee |
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$CDN 40,000 (equivalent to
€29,500 or $US 42,500 at rates when this was calculated)
plus a maximum of $CDN 2,500 of university ancillary charges
(equivalent to €1,800 or $US 2,600 at rates when this
was calculated).
It covers all instruction during the five modules, required
books and other pedagogical materials including self-learning
materials, and tutoring. Fees are exclusive of travel and
living expenses. |
| Scholarship |
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http://www.mcgill.ca/imhl/sponsorships-fellowships/ |
For
further
information |
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Diane Marie Plante
Email: diane.marie.plante@mcgill.ca
Tel: +1 (0)514 398 40 60 0r +1 (0)514 398 8811
Internet: http://www.mcgill.ca/imhl/
or http://www.mcgill.ca/files/imhl/imhl_flyer_highres.pdf |
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25/06/2008 mas |
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Master's of Occupational Health Sciences |
| Institution |
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Montreal: McGill University |
| Country |
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Canada |
| Type |
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Distance Learning |
| Topics |
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Health Determinants: Working Conditions, Occupational Health
Health Determinants: Social Determinants
Health Determinants: Environment and Ecology |
| Language |
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English |
| Location |
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Faculty of Medicine |
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Objectives/
Content |
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Required courses:
- Occupational Health Practice
- Work Environment Epidemiology I
- Principles of Toxicology
- Occupational Safety Practice
- Occupational Hygiene
- Occupational Diseases
- Work Environment Epidemiology II
Optional courses:
- Monitoring the Occupational Environment
- Biological Hazards
- Topics in Occupational Health: Disability Management
- Social & Behavioral Aspect of Occupational Health
- Basics of Physical Health Hazards
- Physiology of Work and Ergonomics
- Environmental Risk to Health
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| Duration |
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4-5 years |
| Structure |
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The McGill Occupational Health
Program has incorporated Internet technology. The integration
of computer technology and the Internet is intended to
support interactive discussion among student groups; to
deepen the learning process through the sharing of knowledge
acquired through critical reading of research articles
and the application of this knowledge to clinical/professional
experiences; and to enhance ongoing communication among
students, and with professors, tutors and experts in the
field. Further, students are strongly encouraged to access
leading-edge resources and references available through
the Internet.
The program necessitates completion of 10 courses of
3 credits each. Each course emphasizes a specific area
of occupational health and safety, and may use different
teaching and evaluation methods. Recommended study paths
have been designed as guidelines for courses selection.
The objectives, activities and evaluation methods for
each course are described on the WebCT course home page.
Each course has been planned to fit into a 13-week period.
This will give you extra time for revision at the end
of the course, before your final exam. McGill reserves
the right to cancel a course without notice should the
enrolment not meet the required number. |
| Course
fee |
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$2,502.45 Click
here |
| Scholarship |
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http://www.mcgill.ca/imhl/sponsorships-fellowships/ |
For
further
information |
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Tel: +1 (0)514 398 69 89
Fax: +1 (0)514 398 71 53
Email: kelly.murphy@mcgill.ca
Internet: http://www.mcgill.ca/occh/distance/program/ |
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