Transformative Education Website Interactive Map & Case studies Submission Instructions and Agreement http://whoeducationguidelines.org/case-studies/

2 Background What is transformative education? Transformative scale-up is a process of sustainable education system and health systems reform that addresses the quantity, quality and relevance of health workers in order to increase access to health service and to improve population health outcomes. It aims to support and advance the performance of country health systems so as to meet the needs of individuals and populations in an equitable and efficient manner. In November 2013, the WHO published its guidelines on Transforming and Scaling Up Health Professional Education and Training as part of a broader strategy to improve the quality of health professional education. Furthermore, in order to implement the provisions of the World Health Assembly Resolution 66.23 entitled Transforming Health Workforce Education in Support of Universal Health Coverage, WHO has also established a technical working group to develop a health workforce assessment tool and also a web platform for its work on transformative health workforce education (www.whoeducationguidelines.org). Posting a case study for the WHO Transformative Education interactive map What is a case study? A case study is an account of an activity, event or problem that contains a real situation and highlights the complexities that you would encounter in the workplace or project implementation. Case studies are used to help you see how the complexities of real life influence decisions, learn from and share your experiences and support continuous improvement. On the WHO transformative education website we have also included options to include your social media sites, voting and commenting by other registered users. Our aim is to establish a global resource to i. document country experiences and examples of transformative education, ii. highlight examples of good / best practice and facilitate and empower the sharing and exchange as well as networking. Case studies on the WHO TE website interactive map contribute to WHO technical support to Member States in formulating and implementing evidence-based policies and strategies in order to strengthen and transform their health workforce education in support of universal health coverage.

3 How to upload and submit a case study You must register with our website to submit a case study. Step 1: Go to the website http://whoeducationguidelines.org Step 2: Click on CASE STUDIES in the main menu and click on ADD CASE STUDY. This will take you to the case study submission page. See screenshots below. Navigation: Upload case study form:

4 Step 3: fill in the CREATE CASE STUDY page with the following entries: Project title / Author (Content limited to 150 characters) Short project description (Content limited to 700 characters) Full project description (Content limited to 4000 characters) Geo-location / Image file / Additional documents / Facebook Link / Twitter Link / Indicators (Quality, Quantity, Relevance, Sustainability) / Evaluation Step 4: Complete your entries and submit. A moderator will then review your submission before posting on the map. This process will take 3 5 working days. See below where elements will be placed on your case study page: Title Author(s) Short description Location on the world map Full description Link / indicators Voting results

5 Important notes: You must register with our website so that you can upload and update your project, access information about other projects, network with other institutions and organizations, and engage with our global community. Please note registered users will be able to comment and vote on your case study. Agreement: I agree that my case study can be used as part of a global resource to i. document country experiences and examples of transformative education (TE), ii. highlight examples of good / best practice and facilitate (TE), and empower the sharing and exchange as well as networking (TE).