1-What are the different study designs that may be used for evaluation of screening programs?

2-What are the important biases and controversies associated with screening?What are the different key resources needed for planning a screening program?What are the characteristics of the decision-making framework used for screening programs.?

3-What examples have you heard of or experienced for evaluation of screening programs?

4-Do you know any examples where screening programs have been stopped?In addition to the examples of future topics in public health screening, can you can think of other topics that would be important?

5- Can you describe how you see these topics developing in the future?

very informative program

thank you for your kind care

Good but could have been even better if the speakers were more familiar with English pronounciation

First impression; very good! Have only started the first module

Very good, very useful and well done

very interesting. I learned a lot about diseases. Very informative course.

excellent course

This course is not very good quality. The transcript is not written well (lots of errors) and it is hard to understand the speakers (lots of hesitation). The questions in the videos cut the speaker mid-sentence, and it just isn't very polished.

I failed the week two quiz despite many attempts and reviewing content. The questions were not written well (gramatical errors) and did not cover the content of the preceeding video. There are many frustrated users on the discussion board with the same issue from the last year. It seems the course admin doesn't reply.

Comprehensive overview of disease screenings for clinicians as well as public health professionals

Very interesting course but work needs to done on the language component which was sometimes very confusing. Some really good Powerpoint presentation work.

Excellent content , but weak language commanding with a strong accent