eDGH University of Washington

eDGH is part of the University of Washington, Dept of Global Health and has technical expertise implementing online, professional development courses to participants from over 125 countries in an innovative site model.

Join us for a special Zoom gathering in September to stay connected and discover what's new. eDGH will share updates on ...
08/24/2026

Join us for a special Zoom gathering in September to stay connected and discover what's new. eDGH will share updates on our latest courses and programs, highlight upcoming opportunities, and discuss what's ahead for our learning community.

Whether you're looking to continue your professional development or simply stay informed, we invite you to be part of the conversation. Please note: This webinar has a limited capacity. Entry will be available on a first-come, first-served basis.

More info in comments.

🎓 Did you know? Learners receive their digital certificate immediately upon successful completion of their course, makin...
08/12/2026

🎓 Did you know? Learners receive their digital certificate immediately upon successful completion of their course, making it easy to celebrate and share their achievement right away.

At the same time, we know there's still something special about holding a printed certificate in your hands. That's why we're happy to continue offering printed certificates (additional fees at the time of registration) that can be professionally printed and shipped directly to you.

📦 This stack of packages is headed out to learners who chose to commemorate their accomplishment with a physical certificate for our courses that ended in June.

Congratulations to all!

🌟 Faculty Spotlight: Dr. David Watkins, MD, MPH 🌟Tackling NCDs means transforming health systems and resisting commercia...
07/30/2026

🌟 Faculty Spotlight: Dr. David Watkins, MD, MPH 🌟

Tackling NCDs means transforming health systems and resisting commercial interference in health policy.

Noncommunicable diseases are reshaping global health — and responding to them requires smart policy, strong systems, and evidence that can be put into action.

As the instructor for Noncommunicable Diseases in Global Health: From Burden to Action, Dr. David Watkins brings expertise in health systems reform, universal health coverage, and policy analysis to this timely course.

This course covers:
The NCD burden and its global impact
Practical approaches to prevention, care, and delivery
Evidence-informed strategies for policy and planning

👉 Learn more and register: https://edgh.washington.edu/courses/noncommunicable-diseases-in-global-health/

Video:
https://vimeo.com/1196476406/340e6f6f39?share=copy&fl=sv&fe=ci

🌟 Faculty Spotlight: Jeff Lane, MPH, JD 🌟online course: Policy Development and Advocacy for Global HealthHealth policy d...
07/29/2026

🌟 Faculty Spotlight: Jeff Lane, MPH, JD 🌟

online course: Policy Development and Advocacy for Global Health

Health policy decisions shape who gets care, what gets funded, and how health systems work.

As the instructor for Policy Development and Advocacy for Global Health, Jeff Lane brings deep experience in health policy, implementation, and advocacy across global settings.



This course covers:

How health policy decisions are made

How to analyze stakeholders and policy options

Practical advocacy tools, including a hands-on policy brief



Jeff’s work focuses on strengthening health policy and regulatory environments and improving access to essential medicines and health services around the world.



👉 Learn more and register: https://edgh.washington.edu/courses/policy-development-and-advocacy-for-global-health/

🌟 Faculty Spotlight: Dr. Kristen Danforth, PhD, MPH 🌟Course: Fundamentals of Implementation Science It can take years fo...
07/27/2026

🌟 Faculty Spotlight: Dr. Kristen Danforth, PhD, MPH 🌟

Course: Fundamentals of Implementation Science

It can take years for evidence-based interventions to reach the people who need them most. Implementation science helps close that gap.

As the instructor for Fundamentals of Implementation Science, Dr. Danforth brings deep expertise in applying implementation science to improve health policies and programs in low- and middle-income countries.

This course covers:

What implementation science is and why it matters

How to move evidence into practice in real-world settings

Tools for evaluating scale-up, quality, and impact

Dr. Danforth’s work focuses on improving delivery of health programs in LMICs, with special attention to noncommunicable diseases and health equity.

👉 Learn more and register: https://edgh.washington.edu/courses/fundamentals-of-implementation-science/

🌟 Faculty Spotlight: Dr. Sarah Masyuko, PhD, MPH, MBChB 🌟 Noncommunicable diseases are a growing global health challenge...
07/15/2026

🌟 Faculty Spotlight: Dr. Sarah Masyuko, PhD, MPH, MBChB 🌟
Noncommunicable diseases are a growing global health challenge — especially in low- and middle-income countries.

As the instructor for our new online course- Noncommunicable Diseases in Global Health: From Burden to Action, Dr. Sarah Masyuko brings deep expertise in implementation science and translating evidence into policy and practice.

This course covers:
The NCD burden and how NCDs intersect with other major health issues
What works in real settings — from prevention to primary care to access to medicines
Practical tools for advocacy and action

👉 Learn more and register: https://edgh.washington.edu/courses/noncommunicable-diseases-in-global-health/

Applications to participate in our upcoming online courses are open now!Our flexible, professional development courses a...
07/06/2026

Applications to participate in our upcoming online courses are open now!

Our flexible, professional development courses are built for working professionals who want high‑quality, affordable training they can fit into their busy schedules.

We’re offering four skill‑building courses designed for emerging and established global health leaders:

Policy Development and Advocacy for Global Health
🗓 21 Sept to 29 Nov 2026

Fundamentals of Implementation Science
🗓 21 Sept to 29 Nov 2026

Leadership and Management in Health
🗓 28 Sept to 6 December 2026

(New!) Noncommunicable Diseases in Global Health
🗓 6 July to 13 September 2026
📹 check out this video here: https://vimeo.com/1196476406/340e6f6f39?share=copy&fl=sv&fe=ci

Whether you're expanding your expertise or stepping into a new role, these courses provide practical tools you can apply immediately.

✨ Learn from anywhere.
✨ Advance at your pace.
✨ Build skills that matter.
✨ Affordable.

👉 Apply today and move your career forward! https://forms.edgh.washington.edu/participant-application





It's not too late to register your site!We'd love to have you join us for these great courses!Prospective participants w...
06/30/2026

It's not too late to register your site!

We'd love to have you join us for these great courses!

Prospective participants will be able to begin applying on 2 July.

✨ Online Course Spotlight: Leadership and Management in Health ✨  Leadership isn’t about position; it’s about practice. ...
06/25/2026

✨ Online Course Spotlight: Leadership and Management in Health ✨

Leadership isn’t about position; it’s about practice. This course helps you strengthen your ability to lead and manage in dynamic health environments. You’ll gain practical tools for managing teams, solving problems, and inspiring change, while developing a personal leadership style that reflects your values and vision. With expert guidance and real-world applications, you’ll leave ready to lead with confidence and clarity.



Start your leadership journey. Register your site today.

âž• Fully online

âž• Designed to take on your own or as part of a group!

📢 Sample Module: https://learn.edgh.uw.edu/course/view.php?id=204

🔗 Learn more: https://edgh.washington.edu/courses/leadership-and-management-in-health/

Faculty: Dr. Britt Yamamoto

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