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Intersectoral cooperation training: a tool for health personnel development
M C Calicchia1, A Mantovani, M Scorziello
1Istituto Superiore di Sanità, Rome, Italy.
Annali Dell'Istituto Superiore Di Sanita
|January 1, 1992
Summary
Training improved collaboration between medical and veterinary public health professionals. This intersectoral collaboration is vital for public health planning and workforce development.
Area of Science:
- Public Health
- Veterinary Medicine
- Medical Sciences
Background:
- Intersectoral collaboration is crucial for effective public health.
- Collaboration between medical and veterinary sectors is often limited.
- Public health planning requires integrated approaches.
Purpose of the Study:
- To describe training experiences aimed at enhancing intersectoral collaboration.
- To highlight the importance of collaboration between medical and veterinary personnel in public health.
- To emphasize the role of collaboration in health system development.
Main Methods:
- Training interventions focused on medical and veterinary personnel.
- Participants worked at local or regional levels within different preventive services.
- Experiences were documented to assess training effectiveness.
Main Results:
- Training provided valuable experiences for improving intersectoral collaboration.
- Enhanced collaboration between medical and veterinary staff was observed.
- The training fostered a better understanding of shared public health goals.
Conclusions:
- Intersectoral collaboration is an essential resource for public health.
- Training initiatives can effectively strengthen collaboration between diverse health professionals.
- Collaboration is a key tool for public health personnel development and system improvement.