The Public Health Foundation of India (PHFI)

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PUBLIC HEALTH
FOUNDATION OF INDIA
NAME :- RAKHOLIYA PUSHPENDRA
17LL4A

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introduction
The Public Health Foundation of India (PHFI) is a public private initiative
that has collaboratively evolved through consultations with multiple
constituencies including Indian and international academia, state and
central governments, multi & bi-lateral agencies and civil society groups.
PHFI is a response to redress the limited institutional capacity in India for
strengthening training, research and policy development in the area of
Public Health.
Year of establist -28 march 2006

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Goal and structure
The IIPHs have been created with the vision of becoming benchmarks in teaching,
training and research in the public health arena. Their chief task is to educate and
nurture human resources by providing quality training, to graduates from different
disciplines, in various public health domains thus contributing to overall national
health goals.
There programmes are world class in scientific content, delivery and most
appropriate to the conditions of developing countries. The curriculum of each
course is continuously updated to incorporate the latest advances in public health
and to meet the changing needs of the students.
They have over 71 highly qualified faculty with diverse experience. Their expertise is
being put to good use in research, teaching and the practice of public health.

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What THEY do
Addressing the shortage of trained public health professionals and workers
improving Immunisation Coverage rate among children
Helping prevention and control of HIV/ AIDS in India
Introducing Affordable Technologies – ‘Swasthya Slate’ for primary health
care in rural communities
Improving family health through Self Help groups (SHgs) led behaviour
change program in rural communities

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relation WITH world
This organization mainly found in india they mainly work in india and for
indian people but they also have collaboration with other countries
organization and they help them to become health world and they work
on motive of “ every human must become healthy does not matter he or
she is belong to india”
Each IIPH works closely with state governments to conduct research
relevant to the home state and surrounding regions. They aim to make
education and research activities relevant in content and context to all of
India, while attaining standards which are qualitatively comparable with
the best in the world.

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Relation with india
PHFI assists partner institutions in management and conduct of public
health programmes. As per the MOU signed between Government of
Madhya Pradesh and PHFI, IIPH Delhi is assisting State Institute of Health
Management and Communication, Gwalior (SIHMC) in delivering the
PGDPHM course.
The academic programmes are a crucial channel of PHFI’s mandate,
which is to address the worrying shortage of trained and qualified human
resources. Our priority is to build a strong public health system across the
length and breadth of India.

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ACHIEVEMENTS
The India institute of public health Gandhinagar, Ahmedabad Municipal
corporation, Natural resources defence council and Indian meteriological
department joint effort was recognized and awarded the Earth care
award for leadership in urben climate action.

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Certificate Course
in Evidence Based
Diabetes
Management
(CCEBDM)
Certificate Course in Evidence Based
Diabetes Management (CCEBDM) is a
joint certification program designed and
delivered by Public Health Foundation of
India (PHFI) along with its Academic
Partner Dr. Mohan’s Diabetes Education
Academy (DMDEA), Chennai with an
educational fund support from MSD
Pharmaceuticals India Pvt. Ltd. In its
journey of six years it has trained more
than 7600 primary care physicians in 4
cycles . This course got recognition from
South Asian Federation of Endocrine
Societies (SAFES) for 3 years from 20172019. SAFES represents Endocrine Societies
of 5 South Asian countries (Srilanka, Nepal,
Bangladesh, Pakistan and India) . It aims
to the growth of endocrinology in the
region and to empower doctors both
specialists and general practitioners
practising endocrinology and diabetes by
fostering academics and research in
these countries.

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Certificate
Course in
Manangement
of Thyroid
Certificate
Course in Management of Thyroid
Disorders
Disorders (CCMTD) is a joint certification program
designed
and delivered by Public Health
(CCMTD)
Foundation of India (PHFI) along with its
Academic Partner Chellaram Diabetes Institute
(CDI), Pune with an educational grant support
from GSK Pharmaceutical Pvt. Ltd. India. In its
journey of 2 cycles, it has trained more than 1700
primary care physicians. The course has received
the prestigious accreditation from SAFES. SAFES
represents the Endocrine Societies of 5 countries
of South Asian Region namely India, Srilanka,
Bangladesh, Nepal and Pakistan. It aims to the
growth of endocrinology in the region and to
empower doctors both specialists & general
practitioners, practicing Endocrinology &
Diabetes by fostering academics and research in
these countries. SAFES has accredited the
CCMTD for the year 2016-2017.

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There contribution to this current critical situation about covid-19

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Shri. Narendra Modi (Then prime Minister of
INDIA in 2017)
“Today, I am proud to say that on the land of Gujarat , a great dream is
being born. This building, this land, the walls are not going to enhance the
name of the institution, but it shall be the development of people within
this building (IIPHG Campus) who will become the guarantors for the future
of India’s health. Friends, we are dreaming big and making an important
effort to sow the seeds for a healthy future for India. I believe this will result
in significant change”

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motive
“Knowladge to action”
“The doctor of the future will
no longer treat the human
frame with drugs, but rather
will cure and prevent disease
with nutrition”

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Thank you