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11/Jan/2011
Throughout 2010 the team of Virtual Campus of Public Health (VCPH), both at regional and country nodes, along with tutors and coordinators of the different courses, developed a hard work to improve the services, products and different methodological and technological tools provided by the Virtual Campus.
06/Jan/2011
To ensure the updating of Virtual Campus of Public Health classroom (VCPH) during the year 2011, will be performed ,in the month of January, the maintenance work required by the system.
Debido a esta situación es posible que en algunos momentos el acceso al Aula Virtual se encuentre temporalmente limitado, lo cual esperamos restablecer lo antes posible.
04/Jan/2011
Over 22th and 23th December, 2010, was developed in Havana, Cuba, the Sixth Regional Workshop of Virtual Campus of Public Health, Node Cuba :"Assessment of Experiences. " This event took place in classrooms and laboratories of the National School of Public Health (ENSAP) of Cuba and was chaired by Dr. J Baudilio Jardines Méndez, Coordinator of the Virtual Campus of Public Health (VCPH) and DRCs.
16/Dec/2010
On December 2, in the City of Managua, Nicaragua, after the close of the Military Medical Conference, Dr. Jose B.
16/Dec/2010
On days 1, 2 and 3 December in Buenos Aires, Argentina, was held the "Virtual Training Course Medical PHC" evaluation, which developed its first version year 2010 in the Virtual Campus of Public Health (VCPH)
16/Dec/2010
On 29 and 30 November took place in Buenos Aires, Argentina, the Assessment Workshop Course "Train the Tutors" and "Design of educational materials", made both during the year 2010 in the Virtual Campus of Public Health (VCPH).
02/Dec/2010
The Leaders in International Health Program is celebrating its 25th anniversary.
29/Nov/2010
The Pan American Health Organization (PAHO / WHO) recently published on its website a call for the Leaders in International Health "Edmundo Granda Ugalde" 2011.
18/Nov/2010
On March 2011 will start the course "Integrating HIV and infectious diseases prevalent in the primary care level", through which it intends to train about 200 people from the Dominican Republic, Guatemala, Panama and Nicaragua.