MACH 2010 - Maternal and Child Health Analytic
Training for the Year 2010

What's New at MACH 2010?

In an effort to make your time with MACH 2010 as profitable as possible we have incorporated a number of changes in this year's course. Here are just a few of the many improvements you'll notice in MACH 2010 for 2002.

More Online Class Interaction: The upcoming MACH 2010 will make more use of interactive chat, discussion group, and email

Improved Course Notes: In carefully considering student comments from previous years, we have reviewed and clarified the lecture notes from the original five MACH 2010 modules and the two which were added last year.

Additional Course Material: In addition to improving the existing modules, we have also added sections which introduce policy issues and qualitative analysis in maternal and child health.

Improved Technical Support: Based on student requests we have added technical support pages to address frequently encountered problems. Of course, if you can't find the answer your looking for our technical staff is always happy to help you via telephone, fax, or email.

Simpler Conference Registration: We have automated our conference registration process to facilitate more rapid processing of attendance requests.

Increased Support for Offline Readers: There is only so long anyone wants to stare at a CRT. By using darker fonts, bolder lettering, and including numerous files in Adobe Acrobat Format we have attempted to make it as easy as possible to print out course materials for reading offline.

Who are we?

To find out more about the faculty and staff of MACH 2010 please refer to our personal home pages listed below.

Tim Dye, PhD (Program Director / Instructor)

Ann Dozier, RN PhD (Instructor)

Barbara Suter, RN MPH (Teaching Assistant)

Adam Rains, MSc (Teaching Assistant / Technical Support)

Contact Information