Institute of Public Health

About us

The Institute of Public Health, Bangalore is a public health research and training institute based in Bangalore, India. We are a non-profit organisation established with a vision of creating an equitable, integrated, decentralized and participatory health system within a just and empowered society. Read our Vision, Mission and Values. IPH has 17 full-time faculty...

Vision, mission and values

IPH is a value based, community-oriented public health institute, involved in the entire gamut of public health activities- training, research, consultancy and advocacy. VISION To create an equitable, integrated, decentralized and participatory health system within a just and empowered society MISSION To carry out research, training, consultancy and advocacy ...

Training

Training and capacity-building are important activities of IPH. We work with improving capacities of staff at all levels ranging from primary health centre to state and national government. Acknowledging that India has a vast for-profit as well as a vibrant non-profit network of health care providers, we are also committed to improving the service rendered by them. On the...

EPHP 2010

A national conference on health systems research Five years of National Rural Health Mission The Institute of Public Health, Bangalore in collaboration with Institute of Tropical Medicine, Antwerp is organising the conference titled Bringing Evidence into Public Health Policy (EPHP 2010) to disseminate health system research to policy makers. The goal of the...

Faculty and Administration

IPH has a technical team that reflects the diversity of knowledge and skills required for public health. The technical team includes full time and part-time faculty, PhD scholars, research assistants, project coordinators and field staff. Three full time administrative staff support the technical staff and a governing board oversees the activities. In addition, interns...

Research

Public health, often defined as a “science and art” brings together the need for rigorous scientific research as well as the wisdom and humanitarian aspects of health care. IPH engages in research in public health to enable effective design, delivery and organising of health services as well as to feed into policy and influence it positively in achieving...

Consultancy

We undertake consultancy to help institutions involved in planning, organisation, delivery, reform and evaluation of health care. We have wide experience in working with state and national governments, inter-governmental organisations, aid organisations and the private sector. Areas of expertise in consultancy Feasibility studies Evaluation of complex interventions...

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Anti-Tobacco Advocacy

What’s worse than 50% of India’s population consuming tobacco? Twenty odd companies coming together to increase these numbers. That’s what. Come October, and Bangalore will play host to an international tobacco trade event. The four-day event – the Global Tobacco Networking Forum, 2010 (GTNF) – is scheduled from the 4th to the 8th of the October. 3. Letter...

Resources

This section of the website provides useful resources for public health researchers, practitioners and NGOs. The page will be constantly updated with primary material prepared by IPH as well as web-based resources. Public health resources in India IPH has conducted a mapping exercise to put together useful databases of public health organisations and people in Karnataka....

Press Coverage

We are committed to providing evidence-base for media to report constructively on public health issues.

Tobacco addiction in Asia

Listen to an interview with Upendra Bhojani of IPH, Bangalore by Jasvinder Sahgal of Asia Calling. Upendra Bhojani explains the severity of the addiction in Asia.

About us

The Institute of Public Health, Bangalore is a public health research and training institute based in Bangalore, India.

Training district health teams

Posted by upendra on Jul 4, 2010 in Health management | 0 comments

Full Citation: Kavya R, Bhojani U, Prashanth NS, Devadasan N. Capacity building programme for district health team, International Conference on Health Systems Strengthening, Chennai, May 2010.

Community-based monitoring of health

Posted by upendra on Jul 4, 2010 in Health management | 0 comments

Citation: Bhojani UM, Madhav G, State Mentoring Monitoring Group Karnataka (Narayan T, Sudarshan H, Premadas E, Basavaraju E, Prabha N, Saligram P, Oblesha KB, Karpagam S) Community-based planning & monitoring of public health services: Lessons from the South-Indian state of Karnataka, International Conference on Health Systems Strengthening, Chennai, May 2010.

Gaps and overlaps in HMIS

Posted by upendra on Jul 4, 2010 in Health management | 0 comments

Citation: Bhojani UM, Prashanth NS, Devadasan N. Under reported deaths and inflated deliveries: making sense of health management information systems in India, International Conference on Health Systems Strengthening, Chennai, May 2010.

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