Case Study On the Role of Short-Term Training in Family Planning

HE University of the West Indies hasT been very deeply involved in family planning at the research, training, and operational levels in various departments of the University- the Medical Department, Social Welfare Department, and so on. But I would like to use this paper as a method of s’haring, in an essentially practical manner, some of the experiences we have had in short-term training of persons who are per-forming social welfare functions in a variety of settings in the Caribbean. Others have emphasized the importance of training people at this intermediate level, and the Interregion-al Group of Experts also underlined t’he im-portance of interdisciplinary training; these

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