SPSFSudanese Pharmacy
Students Federation

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Public Health — Activity Office

الصحة العامة — مكتب أنشطة

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About the Office

The Public Health Office is responsible within the Federation for translating public health issues into practical, student-led programs and activities, through digital awareness campaigns, fieldwork, and interactive webinars addressing health priorities in Sudan. The Office also strengthens cooperation with health authorities, local partners, international federations, and IPSF member organizations, opening horizons for members to participate in global initiatives.

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Vision

We envision a more health-conscious and healthier society in which pharmacy students actively contribute as partners in health promotion and disease prevention, grounded in scientific knowledge and leadership skills that empower them to advance health systems locally and internationally.

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Office Objectives

1Raise health awareness among students and the public regarding high-priority health issues.
2Strengthen the pharmacist's role in prevention, primary healthcare, and health policy development.
3Build member capacities in public health, leadership, communication, and program management.
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What does the Office do in practice?

Members of the Public Health Office practically carry out:

Identifying priority health issues and suitable topics for campaigns, programs, and events.

Preparing comprehensive campaign plans, including target audience segmentation, core messaging, and execution methods.

Conducting rigorous research using reliable sources and drafting evidence-based health content.

Writing and reviewing content for educational posts, articles, interactive presentations, and videos.

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Activities and Programs

Digital and field public health awareness campaigns

Interactive public health educational webinars

Comprehensive training courses and capacity-building programs

Field-based health outreach and community awareness activities

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Skills Gained Through the Office

Skills members can develop through hands-on work:

Public health fundamentals and preventive thinking

Health campaign design, audience targeting, and key messaging

Evidence-based research, source appraisal, and content creation

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Current Projects

Key Project

World Pharmacists Day 2026 Initiatives

Comprehensive campaign focusing on the pivotal role of pharmacists in primary healthcare systems.

Ongoing Initiative

Pharmacist in Primary Healthcare Campaign

Targeted awareness campaign covering malaria, dengue, typhoid, cholera, and HIV, connecting clinical facts with pharmacist roles.

Ongoing Initiative

Antimicrobial Resistance & Rational Use

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Previous Achievements

Public Health Leadership Training Program: 4-day intensive online certified program advancing evidence-based community health design and leadership.

First Place in IPSF-EMRO Safe Disposal of Medications Campaign: SPSF was awarded first place across the Eastern Mediterranean Region at EMPS.

International Webinar with Algeria (ASEPA) & Community Field Day at Al-Daw Hajjoj Health Center in Omdurman with SABA Organization.

What Does It Mean to Work in This Office?

Working in the Public Health Office means joining a dynamic team that transforms complex health challenges into student-led community solutions.

Your journey might involve researching an urgent health topic, consulting trusted global guidelines, crafting key messages, designing multimedia assets, coordinating with keynote experts, leading fieldwork, or managing program evaluation.

You will work alongside federation teams and healthcare partners, gaining real-world leadership in public health advocacy, evidence-based communication, and community health empowerment.

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Empowering pharmacy students through education, training, and capacity-building, delivering community-responsive digital and on-the-ground campaigns, and expanding collaboration with health organizations, local partners, and IPSF member organizations, establishing the pharmacist as a proactive healthcare partner.

Design and implement student health initiatives responsive to local context and community needs.

5Promote evidence-based thinking, linking health initiatives to health systems, policies, and challenges.

Facilitating or co-delivering lectures and workshops based on expertise and training.

Organizing field campaigns, training courses, community outreach, and discussion forums.

Collaborating with international federations and IPSF member organizations on global public health projects.

Specialized discussion panels on public health priorities

Public health leadership and advocacy skills training

Digital educational resources and interactive social media initiatives

Who is the right student to work in this Office?

Who is a good fit for this Office?

Students passionate about public health, health promotion, disease prevention, and community impact.
Curious learners motivated to explore evidence-based health practices and policies.
Proactive individuals capable of effective teamwork and constructive communication.
Students eager to transform public health concepts into actionable, high-impact initiatives.

Health writing and specialized communication

Educational presentation and curriculum development

Digital presentation and design tools proficiency

Public speaking, workshop facilitation, and moderating

Professional networking with speakers, trainers, and health partners

Team leadership, task delegation, and time management

Project follow-up, feedback collection, evaluation, and documentation

Foundational understanding of health advocacy, systems, and policy

Field initiatives promoting rational antibiotic use, differentiating viral from bacterial infections, and combating AMR.

Ongoing Initiative

Humanitarian Pharmacy & Health Systems

Specialized policy session highlighting humanitarian pharmacy roles during crises and health systems strengthening.

Ongoing Initiative

Public Health Training Pathways

Designing certified educational tracks that cover core public health pillars for pharmacy students.

Regional Policy Document Drafting on Pharmacists in Emergency & Disaster Response for IPSF EMRO, presenting Sudan's official statement.

Comprehensive Digital Campaigns on Women's Reproductive Health, Brain Health, Tobacco Prevention, Vaccination, AMR, and Mental Health in Crises.

Presidency Office

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Public Health — Activity Office

World Pharmacists Day 2026 Initiatives

Pharmacist in Primary Healthcare Campaign

Antimicrobial Resistance & Rational Use

What Does It Mean to Work in This Office?

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