Saudi Gastroenterology Association · Open course
Public Health Policy for GI Practice
How health systems and policies are made, financed, regulated and delivered, with worked examples from endoscopy, screening, hepatitis C and IBD.
An open, eight-module course for clinicians who want to shape services and policy, not only deliver care. It moves from the health system and the policy process to evidence and indicators, financing, regulation, planning, advocacy and equity, with calculators for waiting lists, screening cascades and elimination targets. Its structure draws on the PHPSA academy; the GI examples and figures are written for this course.
- 8
- Modules
- ~11 h
- Learning time
- 9
- Interactive tools
- 34
- Glossary terms
Who it is for
- GI and liver fellows
- Consultants in leadership roles
- Service and programme managers
- Public health and policy trainees
- Society and committee members
Modules
Educational design
Case-based learning
Each module follows a GI policy problem: a waiting list, a screening programme, a payment method.
Worked examples before practice
Each concept has a short worked example, followed by a calculator or simulator.
Retrieval practice
Self-checks after each module and a random-draw post-test strengthen recall.
Bilingual access
Key points and glossary are in Arabic. Interface text follows your language setting.