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New Public Health Policies for Brazil's Prison System: LEPH 2018 Project

Implementing effective health care strategies for the population deprived of freedom in Brazil's prison system. Join the online course to learn and contribute to this critical issue.

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New Public Health Policies for Brazil's Prison System: LEPH 2018 Project

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  1. Sheila Lindner Federal Universityof Santa Catarina Brasil

  2. Sheila Lindner Federal UniversityofSanta Catarina - UFSC Brazilian Nurse Master in Public Health Ph.D. in Collective Health

  3. Undergraduate Postgraduate in Collective Health Master in Mental Health and Psychosocial Care Research 1 Violence and Health Human Rights Social Security Justice Systems

  4. Social Security and Justice Systems Observatory Unified Health Systems Open University Nucleus Interinstitutional Cooperation Federal University of Santa Catarina University of British Columbia University of Melbourne

  5. Committed tomywork Have apersonal life Take care of my family Travel here to talk to you LEPH 2018

  6. Project Course on Health Care for Persons Deprived of Freedom

  7. Federal University of Santa Catarina - UFSC BRAZILIAN MINISTRY OF HEALTH Violence and Health Research Group http://violenciaesaude.ufsc.br/ New public health care policies for the country’s prison system

  8. Adequate and permanent training for health professionals Population deprived of freedom

  9. BRAZILIAN MINISTRY OF HEALTH Public health policies for the Brazilian Prison System Implantação de equipes de saúde específicas

  10. Graduatedhealth professionals Care for the freedom-deprived population Prison System Primary Care Health System

  11. Greatchallenge New andpolemic subject Diversified public Throughout our vastnational territory • Problematization Methodology

  12. 5 modules of either 15 or 30 hours

  13. E-learning • course 3551 registeredstudents Registration available directly on the website: www.saudeprisional.ufsc.br

  14. Diversity of professional areas Social Service Dentistry Physical Education Nursing Pharmacy Physiotherapy Speech Therapy Medicine Veterinary Nutrition Psychology Occupational Therapy

  15. In-house training Repurposed course content into structured presentations Five module course-book All downloadable to the general public

  16. Yes, it is possible

  17. youtu.be/-BJCu9moQE4

  18. Thank you Sheila Lindner, Ph.D. sheila.lindner@gmail.com

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