Abstract

Master of Science in Global Health Students: Who Are They and What Jobs Do They Want?

Highlights

  • Road Traffic Crashes (RTCs) kill an estimated 1.24 million and injure another 20-50 million people each year, globally

  • We conducted this study to estimate the cost of RTCs recorded at police stations in the Kurunegala Police Division (KPD) in Sri Lanka

  • Study included 851 RTCs which were recorded at 10 police stations involving 1481 vehicles and 1887 road users consisting 66 (7.8%) fatal RTCs with 71 deaths, 596 (70%) non fatal injury producing RTCs and 189 (22.2%) RTCs with property damage only

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Summary

Introduction

Road Traffic Crashes (RTCs) kill an estimated 1.24 million and injure another 20-50 million people each year, globally. Published data on the cost of RTCs is scares for Sri Lanka. We conducted this study to estimate the cost of RTCs recorded at police stations in the Kurunegala Police Division (KPD) in Sri Lanka. The Master of Science in Global Health (MSGH) at Northwestern University’s School of Professional Studies is a new interprofessional competency-based degree program focusing on preparing students for a career in global health. Building on data presented at the 2016 CUGH annual meeting, the purpose of our current research is to further understand the market characteristics for this degree, provide additional student backgrounds to inform continuous improvements to the MSGH coursework and program design, and to describe the desired student characteristics for admission into graduate degree programs in global health

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