Faculty <br /> of Medicine
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Department of Public Health

The Department of Public Health shall

  • contribute substantially to the organization and implementation of the undergraduate Community Stream teaching program which spans over first 4 years of the curriculum.
  •  train postgraduate students in Community Medicine.
  •  Train overseas undergraduate Electives Students.
  • carry out research at the Community Health Project area (Medical Officer of Health area).
  • Have a Health Systems Research Unit (HSRU), Occupational Health Unit etc
  • be designated as a WHO Collaborating Centre for Training and Research in Occupational Health.
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Standard Operational Procedure
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Assessment of Cardiovascular Risk in Adults using WHO Cardiovascular Disease Risk Charts

This Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) on Assessment of Cardiovascular Risk in Adults Using WHO Cardiovascular Disease Risk Charts has been developed to establish a standardized approach for assessing cardiovascular disease (CVD) risk among adults and identifying individuals at increased risk. It aims to facilitate early detection, guide appropriate preventive interventions, support clinical decision-making, and ultimately reduce morbidity and mortality associated with cardiovascular diseases.

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Assessment of Breastfeeding Positioning and Attachment

This Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) on Assessment of Breastfeeding Positioning and Attachment has been developed to establish a standardized approach for assessing breastfeeding technique and identifying positioning and attachment problems. It aims to ensure effective breastfeeding, promote optimal infant nutrition and growth, and prevent breastfeeding-related complications.

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Growth Charts Interpretation using Sri Lankan Child Health Development Record (CHDR)

This Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) on Growth Chart Interpretation using the Sri Lankan Child Health Development Record (CHDR) has been developed to establish a standardized approach for the accurate interpretation of growth charts in Sri Lankan CHDR. It aims to facilitate the early identification of growth abnormalities and ensure timely and appropriate interventions to promote optimal growth and development in children.

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