TAILIEUCHUNG - University Partnerships: A Bibliography for the Trans-Institutional Alliance for for Global Health Project

Each performance assessment of competence must be accompanied by an explicit criteria for determining whether or not a given learner has or has not attained the required level of performance to be considered “competent.” These criteria or performance standards are not determined by the performance of other learners (., not graded on a „curve‟) but by the expert judgment of practitioners and educators in the field. Thus, it is desirable that ALL learners will achieve “competence” after training. . | Global Health Education Consortium Capacity Building of Global Health Professionals in Developing Countries through University Partnerships A Bibliography for the Trans-Institutional Alliance for Global Health Project March 2008 The Global Health Education Consortium and the Center for Global Health of the University of Virginia carried out a bibliographic search in late 2007 and early 2008 for recent publications concerned with university-to-university partnerships directed at improving training and research capacities across national borders. The principle search engines used were Google Google Scholar and PubMed. Principle search terms used were university global health partnerships and training . We hope that this short highly selective bibliography will be of help to those concerned with developing such relationships in the future. The Association of International Health Advisors - AiHA is a professional peer organization run by its membership for its membership. Health advisors health consultants and international health practitioners are engaged across the globe in assisting countries in times of political social and economic hardship in restoring maintaining and advancing fundamental health services. AiHA provides the means for those individuals and organizations engaged in delivering health relief and health development to share information and assist each other in attainment of these international health practice competencies. Beaglehole R. Global partnerships for health. The European Journal of Public Health. 2005 15 2 113-114 doi eurpub cki133. http cgi content extract 15 2 113 Boufford J. Leadership Development for Global Health. 07 namibiapublichealth Buse K and Harmera A. Seven habits of highly effective global public-private health partnerships Practice and potential. Social Science Medicine. Volume 64 Issue 2

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