Management and Public Health

[@gregmartin]

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[@bettyvm5425]

You are one of few people I know who applies management content into healthcare services! That's awesome! As a service manager it's hard to get healthcare professionals to apply it. Congrats! Greetings from Mexico!

[@gregmartin]

Thanks for the comment Betty - say hello to everyone in Mexico for me. Glad to hear that you enjoyed the video.

[@egideharagirimana7112]

I am so happy to discover this channel and you, Greg. I am passionate about global health since 2012 when I was in medical school. I am currently doing International Public Health at Liverpool school of tropical medicine. I am enjoying the course and would like to deepen my skills in global health.

[@stephane1623]

One of my favorite videos Dr. Martin and thank you for sharing all these resources.This is precisely why I am proud to have a background in public health and health care management. I think many public health programs, medical schools, and other health care related programs should include a course in general management to get the ball rolling as you pointed out. Excellent video. Also, it would be wonderful if you can make a video about each strategy ( e.g., stakeholder mapping, change management, risk management, etc) In my opinion, it is not only important to become familiar with these tools, but to also understand what tools are available once a person has a senior role or simply has more responsibilities.

[@gregmartin]

Thanks (as always) for your excellent feedback and suggestions Stephane (much appreciated). I'd certainly try to find some time to create videos on the various tools (this is clearly an issue that is important to me). :)

[@ruthmutuli1575]

Hi Stephen. So far what you have done in public health interests me. Can we connect via linked in?

[@stephane1623]

@@ruthmutuli1575 Hi there sure. It's my same name. I will approve once I get the notification.

[@reogenx21]

Thanks a lot Greg. I am completing a Masters in Public Health Management and was happy to see that you mentioned all of the unit topics that I have covered. :)So cool to see that you have gained experience in all those fields through all the different roles you've worked in- good on you. I'm still in my early career but sure hope to use all the knowledge and skills gained.

[@gregmartin]

Thanks for the message Rinu - great to hear that you're doing a Masters in Public Health Management!! Great choice of graduate programmes. Good luck in your career going forwards!!

[@opeyemiemmanuel9852]

Thank you Dr Greg, you have been an inspiration

[@gregmartin]

That is a very kind comment Opeyemi - thanks a lot! :)

[@nabukwasiharriet3601]

Dr. Greg, Thank you for this content. I am surely challenged on core management tools and competencies I should be acquiring and I take this seriously as I grow my career path. Thanks again

[@gerics]

Have a 17 years experience in financial journalism with a university degree in management science and looking to earn a masters degree in Public Health and the future is bright for me as Health minister in Nigeria when everything works together hopefully. Thanks for the video as I continue learning about public health

[@levimbulo2735]

This is definitely very helpful. I will listen to the video again and take notes. Thank you

[@gregmartin]

Thanks for the feedback Levi :)

[@levimbulo2735]

Global Health with Greg Martin I am an MPH Student. This is very intriguing. Much appreciated

[@nhlanhlakhumalo229]

Thank you for your teachings Greg. I am a beginner and it could be at the best time for me. Thanks.

[@gregmartin]

So glad to hear that! Thank you for the feedback.

[@melahidayat4938]

Thank you Greg; this is awesome .... i'm happy that I came across your website. Provide more perspectives (and experiences) on (global) public health.

[@erickgryzbowski7658]

I've been watching your videos for the last three hours, I'm learning a lot and some tips that I'd love to have received three years ago, but as a good doctor, I think the most important thing for a proper decision is to know that you should not do and then get on the road recommended by the evidence. Thank you very much, please allow me to use part of your audiovisual material for my Spanish speaking students. Im an Epidemiology and health economics professor.

[@gregmartin]

Dear Professor Gryzbowski, thanks for the very kind comment. I'm honoured that you found my videos interesting. Please do feel free to use them in any way that might be useful. :) Greg

[@adonisndayizeye6687]

Dr Martin, am coming from Burundi and doing my MPH in Health systems management. What you are explaining in this video is very interesting for me and would like to learn more. The Public health school here need to integrate lectures on management science.

[@dr.gyanaranjanpadhy3365]

Dear Greg Martin,excellent thought,useful for all,Thanks,Dr.Gyanaranjan Padhy

[@gregmartin]

Thanks for the feedback Dr Padhy - much appreciated! :) Greg

[@Gibrilamansaray]

I am Francis Suma , from Sierra Leone, West Africa. Thank you so much for this fantastic video on public health; I wish I could know more about the University that offers this spectacular programme on Global Health

[@gregmartin]

Hi Francis - thanks for the comment. I'm glad to hear that you're interested in knowing more. If you go to the description of the video (just below the video) and click on "more" you'll be able to see a link to the Universities webpage where you can learn more. Good luck!

[@opusbuddhe1621]

This is very helpful, indeed. It's very clear, and easy to understand its content. Will certainly keep following to next one one this. Thank you Dr. Greg Martin.

[@gregmartin]

Thanks for the lovely feedback Opus - glad you enjoyed the video. Do let me know if there are any topics that you'd like me to cover on the channel. Greg

[@opusbuddhe1621]

Thanks a lot Greg for your follow up here. I must tell you that I made no hesitation in the attempt to write the subscription. Your presentation is very good, right to the point, and most importantly, I felt I learn a new thing from someone with experience and easy to understand. Thanks again for the good work and hope we can stay connected, kind regards, Opus

[@deebee4102]

Hi Greg where is the additional video you refer to here which includes governance, ethics and leadership? Thanks

[@lisaseidelmann6463]

Thank you very much for this viedo. I´ve already seen a bunch of your videos and appreciate them in general. But since I have just finished my Master´s degree of Public Health and am now taking a course to gain qualification in project management, this one suited my current interests perfectly!

[@gregmartin]

Great to hear Lisa - learning project management will stand you in good stead. Thanks for the comment.

[@fannycarpentier4211]

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[@iayanmukherje]

This resource is damm good. Namaskaram from India.

[@gregmartin]

Glad you liked it. Thanks for the feedback.

[@bodingaboyiga123]

Thank you Greg.I learnt so much from your video.You remain my hero.We should talk very soon.

[@gregmartin]

Thanks for your very kind comment Bodinga. I hope that your work in Nigeria (with abghi.org) is going well.

[@ivonnekingoma9248]

@@gregmartin Hi Dr. Greg. Do you offer mentoring services if yes. I am really interested in joining mentoring scheme. Please advise

[@ivonnekingoma9248]

Here my email address: [e-mail]. Many thanks Greg.

[@oliviabahemuka2868]

Thanks so much for this clear sharing from experience and making theory more practical and understandable. I'm just finishing a project - first I have been involved in implementation of a project in global health - and boy, it's like you just described so many things I have observed, reflected on and wished for!! Saying you hit right where the rubber meets the road would be an understatement! I hope you continue to share all you learned from your experiences. Please come to the International Nursing Research Conference that is soon to be in Dublin in July!!! I have lots of questions for you given where you have worked and what is going in the global health world.

[@gregmartin]

Thanks for the comments Olivia - much appreciated. Glad to hear that you've just successfully finished your first global health project (well done) If I can, I'll certain pop into the Nursing Research Conference in July (I didn't know about it until now).

[@catherineparker6]

Greg this was an EXCELLENT clip! I loved it. (I love them all but this one hit the nail on the hear for me!) Thank you

[@gregmartin]

Thanks Catherine!! Much appreciated. I hope that you are doing well!! Happy day. Greg

[@purplestar7854]

Hi Dr. Martin, I am half way through my MPH at Usyd. I had Introductory Epidemiology, Introduction to Biostatistics, Introduction to Qualitative Research, Achievements & Challenges in Public Health & Health Promotion and Disease Promotion. I chose alot of biostatistics units for my next semester like Multiple Regression and Stats Computing, Survival Analysis and Categorical data analysis. I also chose a unit in Controlled Trials and Risk and Health Communication. We'd also have core units on introduction to public health ethics and Making decisions in public health which will focus on introductory health policy & economics. There will also be a research project component. My rationale behind choosing biostat electives was mainly because i want to explore public health research & having some practical knowledge might be handy. I would also like to get into organizations like WHO so I chose health communications unit. How useful would you say my choices are & do you think they were wise? Personally, I am interested in an MPhil or PhD or research assistant work. But I also want a backup plan. I would also like to ask you, if I want to pursue another Masters would be a good move to do Masters in Global Health or an MBA or Healthcare Management like you said in the video? Thanks so much. I am learning alot from your channel.

[@gregmartin]

Thanks for the question - I think that you've chosen an interesting and useful combination of subjects (that will stand you in good stead in years to come). Regarding doing another Masters, I think that you need to get a good sense of what you want to get out of it before deciding between a Masters in Global Health and an MBA. It might be worth getting some work experience first and getting a better sense of where your career is going before deciding. Good luck though. You're on a good path. Keep it up!!

[@colettejoubert9117]

stunning content. Inspired to get back into the learning gear. Great references. thank you

[@gregmartin]

Thanks for the feedback Colette!! Much appreciated. :)

[@miraytitianerazanajatovo9270]

this is really insightful! very well done and thank you.

[@gregmartin]

Thanks Miray!

[@Chukwunyerem_11]

Help please. Between health care management and public health which is worth more

[@nadahaydar3757]

Can you tell me which one did you choose at the end

[@ongoingacademicmedicallear6202]

Could we have a brief video about what us applied public health?what is the difference between theoretical and applied public health ??

[@peterrusselbrooks5423]

Please can you help me with any book on value chains in health and the new trends to research in for health value chains and analysis

[@rodosaid1918]

Public health it's my favourate subject and am very glad to study alxlhi

[@zuhakhan2882]

Based in India will a PMP certification open better opportunities..?? I already have a medical background with an MPH.

[@trcherrera]

Maybe Im a little late finding this video. But Im enjoying it immensely for its content. As an MD with masters in public management health systems development trying to fit in the corporate world, I find these videos rekindling my love for public health. Could you please make a videos connecting/associating health systems and public health and how do they fit in together.. 👍

[@gregmartin]

Will do. Thanks foe the suggestion.

[@johnforcamerica]

Fantastic presentation Greg. Question: If a private company starts its budget with their income/revenues figures for the year; what would it be the first input for a health - HIV for instance - program based in your experience?

[@gregmartin]

Interesting question Juan. So a health programme would start with a budget (perhaps a grant from the government or from a funding body like the Gates Foundation) and then have a series of outputs that should translate into some kind of meaningful change in the community. That change might be measured as "lives saved" or "number of people on treatment". To my mind, those would be the equivalent of "revenue" (if that makes sense). Interesting question though. Thanks.

[@ruthmutuli1575]

Hi Craig, what you are sharing with us is of utmost importance. It is not found in text books

[@Tracks777]

Good! Keep it up!

[@gregmartin]

Wil do MisterBassBoost

[@mamoudoumaiga8972]

Excellent, I like it!

[@ruthmutuli1575]

Can we connect through linked in?

[@jackiearevalo9530]

This was a really good video, sir! It inspired me to learn more about public health management.

[@nycto16]

Subscribed! Thank God someone explains Public Health with Management aspect. I was confused that Public Health is a business degree or not.... I'm interested in doing MBA Healthcare Management. Can i do PhD Public Health after MBA Healthcare?

[@bangterence1795]

Am still planning to start in a school of management science 2022-2023. Sir please . How am I going to start preparing for it

[@navpreetbirk8790]

Hi Greg. I have done my Master in Public Health in University of Warwick 5 years ago. I have no experience. How can I get a job in uk. I’m completely lost

[@teea97]

Excellent and inspiring! Thank you!!

[@gregmartin]

You you liked it Tonnae. :)

[@davidespinoza1468]

I have a BAS in healthcare administration and I want to go for a masters program. Would i benefit from a masters in healthcare management or a masters in management and public health?

[@lachunda9043]

This is so informative

[@banyar4845]

Hello Dr. Martin, It's a very nice video. Can you eleborate or better, make a video of why you have done a MBA while you work in public health field. Thank you.

[@gregmartin]

Greg question Banyar - a lot of public health work overlaps with management - getting things done - I really believe that the world of public health needs more people with good management skills.

[@banyar4845]

Thank you. But there are many health/public health management degrees and general management degrees like Public Adminstration. Why MBA specifically?

[@tukauzor6221]

Amazing content Dr Martin, I am interested in public health and management but do not know where to start, I started as a biology major and am seriously considering switching to public health with a business/ health focus. Any suggestions as to what kind of volunteer or internship opportunities I should gear out for.

[@muralikanasappa8065]

Great video Greg. A quick question. Does obtaining a PMP certification testify to the competency in management skills, or is it irrelevant in the field of public health, as it is usually seen in other fields such as IT and construction.

[@gregmartin]

Hi there Murali - I certainly think that the skills you gain with a PMP cert are transferable and will stand you in good stead when working in public health (absolutely!). Good to see people like you bringing skills to public health!

[@muralikanasappa8065]

Global Health with Greg Martin Thanks Greg! I'm currently preparing to obtain the Certified Health Education Specialist Certification (CHES), but am not sure if the CHES is seen as a credible testament to management skills in public health. I have 3 years of experience as a project manager in health education and promotion, but need something more tangible to speak of my skills and abilities in management.

[@sid260509]

Hi Dr.Martin! Amazing knowledge in your videos. I have short of a question here. A doc at his early phase in clinics founds he is more interested in management science of healthcare. So what's the best choice for him MPH+MBA, MPH+HA or just an MBA/MHA?

[@gregmartin]

hi Siddharth. Thanks for the question. It all depends on what you want to do down the line. Work in public health? (then do an MPH +/- MBA), work for big pharma? (do an MBA). I can say that I did an​ MBA and MPH and am very happy with that combination.

[@sid260509]

@@gregmartin thanks a lot for such a prompt reply! Can you share your email id. I think your knowledge can help me find the real path. So interested in sharing more insight into my present plan, so that you can give me the best advice. I will be thankful!

[@shirishus]

Hi Greg... Awesome and a very helpful video...One question, what do you think about doing a Project Management Professional PMP for public health project management...I know it is good for other sectors, Is it worth for global public health space?

[@gregmartin]

Great suggestions Shirish - public health and global health are all about "getting things done" - a huge part of the job is project management.

[@patrickgauthierkamgang9240]

thanks. i have already been adding some management skills but i did not have these tips.

[@gregmartin]

Hi Patrick - great to hear that you're already adding skills (hurrah). Glad I could help. Good luck!!

[@43000347]

Thank you sir for the greet information I have a Question outside the subject I have bachelor degree in physical therapy Can I take my master degree in public health And what other careers can I study master degree besides PT.

[@gregmartin]

Hi Mohammed - yes indeed - you can do a masters in public health and it will open up a lot of doors in the area of public health and global health. I have a series of videos on careers in public health (if you go to my channel page and then to "playlists" you find a playlist on careers. Good luck.

[@claireakurut9918]

I am from Uganda currently doing my Msc Global Public Health and Policy, I did public health in my home country and trust me i failed to get into meaningful employment that is why i decided to enrol for my masters in the meantime. so i have a Bsc public health and now completing my Msc Global Public health and policy from Uk(Queen Mary Un. of London) buuuut i have limited experience so how do i navigate that. Can you be my mentor?

[@gregmartin]

Hi Claire - I'm happy to help in any way that I can. I understand the dilemma of not being able to get experience (mostly because you don't have experience). My advice at this point is to get involved with as many projects as you can (even if its not in the context of formal employment). Built up a resume of activities that you're been involved with over time.

[@AbdulKareem-jq8fy]

Hi Greg, Excellent video. Thanks for sharing this. Just a quick question. I am a medical doctor with an MPH working as a lecturer and researcher but has interest in pursuing a PhD program in Global Health or Population Health Science. I sincerely need your opinion whether to go for Global Health or Population Health Science with respect to job opportunities. Thank you

[@gregmartin]

Hi there Abdul - thanks for the question. I don't think that it really matters. Both programs will give you an excellent set of skills. In terms of job opportunities in the future that will depend on the specific area of interest and skills set that you build.

[@amritsubedi5145]

Hi Sir. Thank you for aknowledging us. I was on my pilot study to choose MSc Project Management ... after my B. In Public Health.. please help me

[@gregmartin]

Thanks for the message. How would you like me to help you? Glad to hear that you've chosen MSc Project Management.

[@rakeshkumawat8142]

Sir awesome content 😊 I love u

[@pndr7376]

Good content! But why make your thumbnail pic like a horror movie cover😂

[@maboraloonykajok9459]

Dr. Martin, I like your short lectures and I really learn a lot from them. However, the example you used in this particular video was racist and demeaning to Africa. I know you WHite folks like associating Africa with kind of bad things but using Africa as an example of HIV/AIDS is unacceptable. You could have used one of your states or other diseases if you are implying that you don't have HIV in America. Let's respect ourselves in the process of getting our knowledge out there for people to benefit.