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Mexico Winter Session 20 20

Mexico Winter Session 20 20. Mario Flores First- year PhD student in Population Health Sciences. Michael Reich Taro Takemi Research Professor of International Health Policy. Martin Lajous

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Mexico Winter Session 20 20

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  1. Mexico Winter Session2020

  2. Mario Flores First-year PhDstudent in Population Health Sciences MichaelReich Taro Takemi Research Professor ofInternational HealthPolicy MartinLajous Adjunct Assistant Professor (GHP) and Researcher at theNational Institute of PublicHealth-Mexico Conducted extensive work on Mexico’s healthcare Born and raised in Chiapas

  3. Why a winter session inMexico? LearnaboutMexico’surban and rural health care systems Observethe Seguro Popular reform in practice Analyze the current government’s efforts to change Seguro Popular Apply public health skills in a focused project in an organization Learn about health reform in a diverse group of students from Harvard and Mexico

  4. 1week rural Chiapas Thesolution 2 weeks MexicoCity This Photo by Unknown Author is licensed under CC BY-SA

  5. What are theactivities? Followup Mexico Conferenceat Harvard (February) Present a poster at Harvard Pre-departure Readings on: Mexican health system,Seguro Popular,innovation Week2 Seminars withrelevant actors and sitevisits Week3 Work on a projectwith an organization. Final presentation Week1 Visit toChiapas 1 page reflectionpaper

  6. Your typical day in Chiapas 4:00-5:00pm Wrap-up meeting 1:00-4:00pm Visit to Oventic, Zapatista autonomous community 8:30-11:30am Visit to San Juan Chamula temple and maternity center

  7. Your typical day in MexicoCity 5:30-6:30pm Afternoon seminar 10:00-5:00pm Work at host organizations andsite visits 8:30-9:30am Morning seminarat DRCLAS

  8. Seminars with key actorsandorganizations Ruy López-Ridaura Director,National Center forPrevention and Control Programs Alejandro Mohar Director, MexicanInstitutes of Health and High Specialty Hospitals JavierOkhuysen Co-founder of Salauno,a health care social enterprise JuanRivera Director, National Institute ofPublic Health

  9. Potential projects for January2020 Analysis of sexual and reproductive health intervention Measuring healthcare outcomes in a public-private partnership Development of a national center for health information Governance for quality of care assessment Evaluation of a novel rural primary care program Ensuring drug supply chain for high-cost disease

  10. Yourweekends Explore Chiapas and Mexico City This Photo by Unknown Author is licensed under CC BY-SA

  11. Why should I go? Unique learning experience (2.5 credits) Students from different schools at Harvard + Mexican students Mexico is close by and has beautiful locations Mexico is undergoing major changes in its health system Opportunities for future collaboration

  12. We hope you joinus! Mario Flores First-year PhDstudent in Population Health Sciences MichaelReich Taro Takemi Research Professor ofInternational HealthPolicy MartinLajous Adjunct Assistant Professor of GlobalHealth andPopulation Born and raised in Chiapas mflores@g.harvard.edu Researcher at theNational Institute of PublicHealth-Mexico

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