GW: History of Maternal and Child Health

- Certification
- Certificate of completion
- Duration
- 8 weeks
- Price Value
- $ 379
- Difficulty Level
- Introductory
A comprehensive course offered by GW (George Washington University)
This comprehensive course delves into the often-overlooked yet crucial role of women's health, maternal health, and child health in the broader context of public health history. The course explores how historical, social, and cultural views of women's roles have significantly influenced women's health and healthcare access, contributing to global health inequities experienced by women and MCH (Maternal and Child Health) populations.
This introductory-level course has no prerequisites, making it accessible to anyone interested in women's health, maternal and child health, and public health history.
The knowledge and skills gained from this course can be applied in various real-world settings:
This course is part of the MicroMasters® Program in Maternal and Child Health, providing a solid foundation for further studies in this critical field. By understanding the historical and social contexts of women's health, learners will be better equipped to address current challenges and work towards a more equitable healthcare system for all.