在诸如糖尿病的慢性疾病中，伤口是常见的，并且是影响家庭护理需求增加以及在世界范围内长期不适当使用急性护理床的主要因素。新知识正在迅速改变对这一代价高昂且日益严重的健康问题的管理。来自各个专业领域的临床医生需要技巧，以有效地向同事和学生传达新方法。达拉拉纳公共卫生学院公共卫生科学研究生院提供社区卫生理学硕士学位（MScCH）。该专业硕士课程仅限于执业卫生专业人员和/或可以证明其在卫生保健领域有丰富经验的个人。
The Master of Science in Community Health (MScCH) degree is offered by the Graduate Department of Public Health Sciences at the Dalla Lana School of Public Health. This professional master's program is restricted to practising health professionals and/or individuals who can demonstrate significant experience in the health care field.<br>The MScCH (FCM) is a unique and rigorous professional graduate degree program in the Dalla Lana School of Public Health offered through the Department of Family and Community Medicine at the University of Toronto. This program is intended to strengthen the practice of family medicine and primary care by developing leadership, teaching and research skills of the practitioners.A notable strength of the program is that the practicum requirements allow for experiential learning and reinforce the theoretical principles learned in many of the courses.Participants in the program hail from many different parts of the world, contributing to a unique and stimulating venue for learning and collaboration. The longitudinal nature of the program allows participants to develop rich professional networks with their colleagues. The MScCH curriculum is designed for practicing health professionals who are or can reasonably expect to become teachers and leaders in their professional fields. Graduates of our programs have often gone on to hold high-level hospital and/or university appointments at their home institutions which reflect the sustainability of the knowledge, skills and attitudes developed in the family medicine masters programs.<br>Wounds are common in chronic illnesses such as diabetes and are major factors affecting the increasing need for home care and inappropriate long term use of acute care beds around the world. New knowledge is rapidly transforming the management of this costly and growing health problem. Clinicians from a variety of professional disciplines need the skills provided by the MScCH degree program in Wound Prevention and Care to convey new approaches effectively to their colleagues and students.