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CMH 120 Clinical Posting [SIWES]

ND1 levelMedical & Health Sciences28 topics

CMH 120 covers 28 topics. StudyPath paces them into daily study sessions that finish before your exam date, with practice questions and worked answers for each one.

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Course outline

The topics this course covers, in teaching order.

  1. Community diagnosis methods
  2. Barriers to community diagnosis
  3. Situation analysis in PHC
  4. Instruments for situation analysis
  5. Community and types of community
  6. Characteristics and organizational structure of community
  7. Advocacy and steps in advocacy
  8. Community participation and involvement
  9. Types and roles of community participation
  10. House numbering in PHC
  11. Home-based records
  12. Community-based activities by health workers
  13. Routine data on community-based activities
  14. Referral services
  15. Components of referral system
  16. Two-way referral system
  17. HMIS tools for referral
  18. Steps in patient referral
  19. Caregiver/patient preparation for referral
  20. Criteria for identifying clients to refer
  21. Advantages and disadvantages of two-way referral
  22. Conditions/cases for referral
  23. Levels of referral
  24. Outreach services
  25. Planning outreach services
  26. Mobile health clinic operations
  27. Specialized outreach services
  28. Barriers and enablers of outreach services

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Community diagnosis methods

Community diagnosis methods are systematic approaches used by health professionals to identify health problems, their determinants, and priority interventions within a population. Mastering these methods equips students to design evidence‑based community health plans, a core requirement for the NUC CCMAS, NBTE, and NCCE exams.

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