The Vice-Chancellor’s Office for Public Health is committed to improving public health outcomes in Qazvin Province by addressing health challenges comprehensively and equitably. Guided by religious values, national priorities, and principles of human dignity, this office pursues the enhancement of community well-being through preventive healthcare, public education, inter-sectoral collaboration, and equitable access to essential services.

Core Objectives

· Improving Lifestyles & Health Literacy

· Reducing Morbidity & Mortality Rates

· Promoting Family, Adolescent, and Occupational Health

· Enhancing Health Equity & Social Justice

· Strengthening Disease Prevention (Communicable & Non-Communicable)

· Expanding Access to Basic Health Services and Medicines

· Fostering Physical, Mental, Social, and Spiritual Health

These goals align with the strategic health policies of the country and university, focusing on evidence-based decision-making, optimal use of resources, applied research, community engagement, and continuous training of human resources.

Key Duties

· Conducting research and assessments of demographic, geographic, and epidemiologic data to inform health service coverage and planning

· Identifying and prioritizing regional health challenges and technical constraints

· Designing strategic and operational plans to resolve public health issues

· Developing comprehensive, actionable health interventions aligned with national health strategies

Affiliated Units

· Community Nutrition Improvement

· Disease Control and Prevention

· Environmental Health

· Family and Population Health

· Health Education and Promotion

· Health Network Development

· Mental and Social Health / Drug and Alcohol Abuse Prevention

· Occupational Health

· Oral Health

· Adolescent and School Health

· Disaster Risk Reduction and Unexpected Events

Health System Infrastructure (Latest Status)

This office continues to be a cornerstone of University’s public health mission, enhancing preventive healthcare delivery, expanding coverage, and driving improvements in provincial health indicators through strategic innovation, community partnership, and evidence-based policy implementation.