This program is designed for physicians seeking to advance their knowledge and skills in diabetes management.

This program aims to empower participants with the skills to make informed lifestyle choices, support community health, and promote diabetes awareness in their personal and professional circles.

This program emphasizes evidence-based practices, hands-on training, and integrated care approaches, enabling physicians to deliver high-quality diabetes care within the primary healthcare setting.

Through the IHHN College of Family Medicine and Public Health, practitioners collaborate to enhance community well-being by providing comprehensive care and tracking health outcomes. IHHN also offers a one-year diploma to develop public health expertise among healthcare professionals.

At the end of the training, participants will be able to develop a research proposal and after getting feedback from the experts.

At the end of the training, participants will be able to develop a research proposal and after getting feedback from the experts.

Public and private sector health set-ups, including non-governmental organizations, need a skilled human workforce for public health programs to improve the health of communities.

In order to enhance the quality of basic healthcare in the country, besides training for MCPS and FCPS, IHHN also provides onsite structured training program with full time and flexible training pathways.

Capacity building in primary care through training of healthcare providers, aiming to improve quality of patient care, clinical indicators and provision of integrated health care services to the community.