Basic Computer Training
Duration: May 3 – May 14 (12 Days)Participants: 38 Field Staff The Computer Basic Training program, organized by BMA under the Health Information System (HIS) Program, was conducted over 14 days with the participation of 38 health workers. The training was designed to provide essential digital skills that support daily healthcare tasks, improve efficiency in data handling, and promote better communication through modern digital platforms. Throughout the course, participants were introduced to the basics of computer operation, including understanding hardware components, operating systems, and effective file management. They also practiced typing in both English and Burmese to improve digital communication skills. The training included comprehensive sessions on Microsoft Office tools such as Word for document creation, Excel for data management, and PowerPoint for presentations. In addition, trainees learned how to create and use Gmail accounts, navigate Google Drive, and work with tools like Google Sheets and Google Forms for data collection and sharing. The training also covered the use of Zoom for virtual meetings, enhancing participants’ ability to collaborate and communicate remotely. By combining theory with hands-on practical exercises, the program aimed to reduce the workload of health workers by enabling them to use digital tools more efficiently. The skills gained not only support daily documentation and reporting tasks but also help align the capacity of healthcare staff with today’s digital standards. A pre-test and post-test were conducted to assess progress and ensure the effectiveness of the training.
