CCH (Certificate in Community Health)

The CCH course, or Certificate in Community Health, is a short-term certificate program that focuses on enhancing the knowledge and skills of healthcare professionals to improve community health outcomes. It aims to equip individuals with the ability to provide primary healthcare, create health awareness, and respond to emergencies in underserved areas. 
Key aspects of the CCH course:
  • Focus:
    Community health, including preventive healthcare, health promotion, and program management. 
  • Target Audience:
    Primarily healthcare professionals like registered nurses, RNRMs, and Ayurveda practitioners. 
  • Objectives:
    To improve knowledge, skills, and competencies in providing community health services, dealing with public health issues, and providing comprehensive primary care. 
  • Program Duration:
    Typically a one-year program. 
  • Delivery:
    Can be offered through open and distance learning (ODL) programs like the one provided by IGNOU, according to the website. 
  • Content:
    Covers various topics including growth and development, nutrition, immunization, common childhood illnesses, and emergency care.