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Globalization of NCD Prevention Education
Supercourse
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Thank You Thank You Ala Alwan, M.D. Pascal Bovet, M.D.
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WHO Collaborating Center Janice Dorman, Ph.D. Director Molecular Epidemiology Ronald LaPorte, Ph.D. Director Disease Monitoring and Telecommunications
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Internet Enhanced Prevention Eduation
Effective Cheap Ubiquitous Acceptable Sustainable
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GLOCAL Health (Global to Local)
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Tipping Points "the levels at which the momentum for change becomes unstoppable." (Wikipedia)
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Tipping Point: 1 Health
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Global Health, Tipping point = 1950
>1950 Time Frame 60 years Gain in Life Expectancy 25 years 1 year gain in life expectancy 2.4 years <1950 Time Frame 4,000,000 years Gain in Life Expectancy 20 years 1 year gain in life expectancy 200,000 years Khrushchev 1950 Obama 2009 Ardi 4,000,000 BC
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1950 Global Tipping point Rate of Life expectancy increase since 1950 is 83,333 times faster than before 1950
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Tipping Point: 2 Internet
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Tipping Point: 3 PowerPoint
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PowerPoint PowerPoint lectures ,950,000,000 lectures
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Supercourse = Recyling Slides
“Standing on the shoulders of Giants” Holdren, AAAS
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Global Health PowerPoint
Internet
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Problem: Very Few Trained Epidemiologists
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For every Person trained in Public Health
there are 240 Clinicians
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For every Public Health Person
there are 24 Morticians
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Large Multidisciplinary Network
Supercourse Model Large Multidisciplinary Network Open Source PowerPoint Lecture Library Continuous Quality Improvement The supercourse model is simple. We first built a broad, global international network on the web. From the network we extracted the best of the best PowerPowerpoint lectures and put them onto the web. WE then build a distribution network to share the lectures. On top of this model we overlade state of the art quality control system. Distribution System to Educators
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Supercourse Connect Everyone in Global Health Teacher Resource
Global Training Library of Lectures Mirroring The Supercourse is very different than any other form of learning. It is Internet Learning, and consists of 11 different components each one of which have rarely been used. All 6 components have never been used together, until now. This combination serves as a very powerful tool, for the manufacture, distribution and utilization of lectures. 21
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Human Networks Shih Ajmi Al’wan Mitra Iran Villasenor Korea Irac WHO
Bahrain WHO NASA Al’wan Ajmi Villasenor Sudan Shih Mitra What is important is not the use of the Internet to more powerfully reach other computers. Instead, what is important is the development of unique human networks. (click on human network). Iran
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Empowering Educators world wide with state of the art lecture content
The supercourse is designed to help teachers. The content is provided to the teachers to improve their lectures 23
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nanos gigantum humeris insidentes Standing on the shoulders of Giants
Hai-Rim Shin Paul Zimmet Kellie So Henry Blackburn Sameerah Maki Jasim Hussain Al Ajmi Mohamaad Saeedi Chakar Paneth Faisal Abdullatif Eman Ellabany Sameerah Maki Jasim Jawad Bitar John Last Jeyhun Mammadov David Mac Lean Faris Bitar Piniyi Nyimol Faisal Alanazif Ljilja Music Sonela Xinko Manana Beruchashvili
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Availability of lectures of the Supercourse, both online and CDs Offers a golden chance for both staff and students to access knowledge and available materials Professor Sulaiman, Kharoum, Sudan
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How can we improve science education worldwide?
Question: How can we improve science education worldwide? Answer: The concept of the Supercourse is simple To improve the teaching of science by sharing the best lectures of you, I, and the world’s scientist. The concept is that of the science of translation from research to the classroom.. Get better lectures 26
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But how do I get better lectures?
Why don’t scientists share our most exciting PowerPoint lectures for free? 27
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56,000 Faculty 9500 Universities 174 Countries
Global Health Network 56,000 Faculty 9500 Universities 174 Countries Sharing of scientific lectures is dependent upon building a global network of scientists. With the Supercourse we have networked over 44,000 academic faculty members from 174 countries. It is one of the largest scientific networks ever established. 28
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Participants by your Countries Albania 4 Azerbaijan 58 Bahrain 10
Egypt Georgia Hong Kong Iran Iraq Korea Montenegro Palestine 16 Saudi Arabia Sudan Switzerland Togo 2 WHO Total Participants by your Countries
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Supercourse Mirror Sites
The copies of the course are proliferating rapidly, with over 40 now spread across the world. 42 Mirror Sites, Sudan, China, Mongolia, Nepal, Russia 30
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140 Chinese Medical Students
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Indian Supercourse Network
6,735 faculty members More than 200 lectures on topics of interest to teachers of Public Health in India Our Indian Heritage Network has taken off very rapidly with over 6700 faculty and 200 lectures. These Indian Lectures are used by many in and out of India. Mita Lovalekar, MBBS, MPH is the coordinator of the Indian Supercourse Network.
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4286 Lectures 2000 NCD and Analytic lectures
We have collected over 3380 lectures. 2000 NCD and Analytic lectures 33
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Tipping Point: 3 Supercourse
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Growth of Faculty: Tipping Point
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Global Training in Public Health
Trained PH students = 5000 Supercourse lectures trained last year = 1,000,000 We believe that a single lecture of constructed correctly, translated and distribute world wide to teachers could teach over a million students. 37
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Future “tipping points”
Gift of Global Health that is meant to be Given Organization of Islamic State Conference Country Supercourse Dean Fishing Supercourse of Science Just-in-Time Disaster Supercourse WHO – NCD Generation Tipping Point
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3600 Lectures on Global Health and Prevention
WHO Sent to all Medical, SPH, and Nursing Schools Access to 100,000-1,000,000 One means by which we have distributed across the digital divide has been to burn DVDs. These DVDs are not given as gifts, instead they are “gifts that are meant to be given”. We require people to make at least 5 copies of the DVDs and give these to students and libraries. This has proven to be exceedingly success for distribution.
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Gift Meant to be Given
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at the Library of Alexandria
OIC-Supercourse at the Library of Alexandria This presentation overviews a strategic plan to build an Organization of Islamic Conference countries Supercourse at the Library of Alexandria for the prevention of disease. This would include all 57 OIC countries. 41
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Ibn-Zakaria Al-Razi (Razes)
Abu-Bakr Mohammaed Ibn-Zakaria Al-Razi (Razes) AD Medicine “the art concerned in preserving healthy bodies, in combating disease, and restoring health to the sick” Some of the earliest roots of global health and prevention are from OIC countries. This is from one of the most famous Persian physicians, who puts preserving healthly bodies first, as we of the OIC team do also. 42
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in the Supercourse team from 48 countries
1338 OIC members in the Supercourse team from 48 countries We already have many collaborators in OIC countries We plan to expand this network to reach as many people (especially in academia and MOH) who are interested in prevention. This global health network in OIC countries will be important for prevention, of disease, and mitigation of disasters. 43
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Fishing for Deans
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Medical Schools Public Health Ministries of Health MOH Mexico LaPlata
Cambridge MOH Qatar Tokyo U. JHU NCD MOH Saudi Arabia SPH Tehran Beijing Moscow State.
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Ismail Sergeldan, Director
Gil Omenn Former President AAAS Ismail Sergeldan, Director Library of Alexandria Vint Cerf, Father of Internet
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Scientific Supercourse
Library of Alexandria Scientific Supercourse Recently Drs. LaPorte, Cerf, Serageldin, Omenn and Linkov published in Science an article arguing that the Supercourse Model should apply to all of science. We are in the process of building a Library of Alexandria Supercourse. We will build a network in all fields of sciences, establish a system of lecture web-based quality control, established mirrored servers and disseminate lectures world wide. Dr. Serageldin has a Youtube video describing the Library of Alexandria Scientific Supercourse.
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For the Supercourse Team
Disaster Supercourse Ali Ardalan, M.D. Tehran University For the Supercourse Team
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H1N1 lecture Lecture in 24 hours Translated in 3 days to 11
languages include Chinese, Japanese, Malay, Arabic, Farsi and Hebrew Reached 50 million Became trusted source Leading H1N1 lecture on web
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Supercourse Ala Al’wan, M.D. Asst. Dir General, WHO
1,000,000 Academics/MOH World Wide
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Ministry of Health Academia WHO
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Ministry of Health Supercourse Academia WHO
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Supercourse Bringing MOH, WHO and Academia Closer Ministry of Health
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Who will start the Tipping point of the Internet and Health?
Ron was in Williamsville as the turbulent times of the 60s were heating up.
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Sunita Dodani US/Pakistan Jesse Hung China Ronald LaPorte US
Soni Faina Ron Mita Ali Ali Ardaldin Iran Sunita Dodani US/Pakistan Jesse Hung China Ronald LaPorte US Mita Lovalekar US/India Faina Linkov US/Ukraine Nicholas Padilla Mexico Rania Saad Egypt Francois Sauer US Eugene Shubnikov Russia Rania Nicholas Francois Eugene
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Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world.
Nelson Mandela Prevention education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the Health of the world. Supercourse team 58
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Thank You
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GSPH Scientists Searching for Diseases
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