Fiocruz Opens Enrollment For Free Course On Geoprocessing And Spatial Analysis In Health!

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Published on 10/11/2024 at 14:17

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Health Professionals Can Train in the Use of Geotechnologies Applied to the Sector; Registration is Open Until November 14!

The Fiocruz is accepting registrations for the 5th Course on Geoprocessing and Spatial Analysis in Health, an unmissable opportunity for those working in the public health sector who want to specialize in the use of geotechnologies. This free course, starting in February 2025, offers a practical approach aimed at solving everyday problems in health services.

Training Focused on Public Health Professionals

The course is aimed at professionals with education in areas related to public health, as well as graduate students in the same field seeking to deepen their knowledge in geoprocessing and spatial analysis. A total of 20 spots will be offered for the 2025 cohort, with the main objective being to equip students to use geotechnology tools to interpret and analyze spatial data, something that is becoming increasingly essential in health management.

What to Expect From Classes: Practice with Software and Data Analysis

During the course, students will learn everything they need to organize and interpret spatial data. From organizing and tabulating data to creating thematic maps and cartograms, each learning stage is practical and aimed at real-world application. Participants will have access to geoprocessing software and key equipment for georeferencing, enabling them to develop and analyze cartographic bases with health indicators.

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How to Register and Secure Your Spot

Registrations are made through the SIGA Platform and will remain open until November 14. The course is free and is certainly a great opportunity for professionals looking to boost their careers and work with more precision and security in the health sector.

For more information and to register, CLICK HERE

For those ready for this learning journey, the course will take place in person from February 17 to 28, 2025, with a total workload of 80 hours. Classes will be held at the Institute of Multidisciplinary Attention (IAM), in the city of Rio de Janeiro.

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André Sá

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11/11/2024 19:12

Ola! Grato pela divulgação. So uma retificação: o curso ocorrerá na modalidade presencial na cidade de Recife – PE, na unidade da Fiocruz Pernambuco.

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11/11/2024 19:14

Fiocruz Pernambuco – Instituto Aggeu Magalhães (IAM)

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Fiocruz Opens Enrollment For Free Course On Geoprocessing And Spatial Analysis In Health!

Health Professionals Can Train in the Use of Geotechnologies Applied to the Sector; Registration is Open Until November 14!

Training Focused on Public Health Professionals

What to Expect From Classes: Practice with Software and Data Analysis

How to Register and Secure Your Spot

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Fiocruz Opens Enrollment For Free Course On Geoprocessing And Spatial Analysis In Health!

Health Professionals Can Train in the Use of Geotechnologies Applied to the Sector; Registration is Open Until November 14!

Training Focused on Public Health Professionals

What to Expect From Classes: Practice with Software and Data Analysis

How to Register and Secure Your Spot

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