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PUBLIC HEALTH EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT COURSES
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INTRODUCTION
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INTRODUCTION
Basics of Public Health Emergency Management Course 1: Introduction to Public HealthCourse 2: Management and Leadership Course 3: Principles of Public Health Emergency ManagementCourse 4: Public Health Interventions in EmergenciesCourse 5: Human Conflicts and Humanitarian Work
Public Health Risk Management
Course 6: Public Health Tools and Techniques in Challenging ConditionsCourse 7: Public Health Risk ManagementCourse 8: Risk Communication Course 9: Public Health Management of Mass Gatherings Course 10: community Based Risk Management
Managing Primary Healthcare Services in Emergencies Course 11: Communicable and Non-Communicable Diseases in EmergenciesCourse 12: Women and Child Health in Humanitarian SettingCourse 13: Nutrition in EmergenciesCourse 14: Environmental Health in EmergenciesCourse 15: Scientific Writing
INTRODUCTION TO PUBLIC HEALTH
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MANAGEMENT AND LEADERSHIP02
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PRINCIPLES OF PUBLIC HEALTH EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT03
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COMMON PUBLIC HEALTH INTERVENTIONS DURING EMERGENCIES04
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HUMAN CONFLICTS AND HUMANITARIAN WORK05
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PUBLIC HEALTH TOOLS AND TECHNIQUES IN CHALLENGING CONDITIONS06
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PUBLIC HEALTH RISK MANAGEMENT07
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RISK COMMUNICATION08
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PUBLIC HEALTH MANAGEMENT OF MASS GATHERINGS09
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COMMUNITY-BASED RISK MANAGEMENT10
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COMMUNICABLE AND NON-COMMUNICABLE DISEASES IN EMERGENCIES11
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WOMEN AND CHILD HEALTH IN HUMANITARIAN SETTING12
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NUTRITION DURING EMERGENCIES13
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ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH IN EMERGENCIES
Duration: 30 Learning Hours
Description Environmental health (EH) hazards are closely associated with disasters and emergencies in a variety of ways. Environmental health activities are interdisciplinary and involve engineering, health sciences, chemistry and biology, together with a variety of social, management and information sciences. In times of disaster and recovery, people from many backgrounds engage in activities designed to monitor, restore and maintain public health. In addition to providing an introduction, this course will discuss physical, biological, chemical and social factors leading to threats in addition to surveillance, health indicators and assessments, preparedness processes, sanitation and vector control, evacuation and temporary settlement, and post-disaster environmental health activities and sustainable development.
Learning OutcomesBy the end of this course, participants will be able to:1. Identify and predict environmental health risks in emergency situations2. Explain public health interventions to manage environmental threats during emergencies 3. Respond to emergencies with appropriate environmental health activities (water supply and sanitation, vector
control, etc.)4. Provide guidance on environmental health priority needs and actions in the prevention, preparedness, response
and recovery stages of the disaster-management cycle
5. Coordinate and collaborate between all sectors related to environmental health
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Course Outline1. Introduction to environmental health in disasters2. Rapid wash needs assessment during emergencies3. Types of pollutants and safety guidelines 4. Water quality assessments in emergency5. Emergency sanitation6. Waste management for better health7. Hygiene promotion and community outreach 8. Community-Based Water Resource Management (CBWRM) in emergency9. Monitoring and evaluation of wash activities10. Wash cluster and coordination
Training delivery methods:• In-class method• Online method
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SCIENTIFIC WRITING
Duration: 30 Learning Hours
Description This course is designed to review the steps involved in peer reviewing and revising manuscripts for publication. The course participants will refine and demonstrate writing, reading, editing, and reviewing skills through exercises and class discussions. This course aims to teach the fundamentals of effective scientific writing. Instruction will focus primarily on the process of writing and publishing scientific manuscripts only. The course will be presented in two segments: part (1) teaches students how to write effectively, concisely, and clearly and part (2) takes them through the preparation of an actual scientific manuscript.
Learning OutcomesBy the end of this course, participants will be able to:1. Write a scientific manuscript effectively, concisely, and clearly 2. Identify the publications best suited for their work3. Identify needs of readers and reviewers4. Understand the purpose of each section in a research paper5. Have a wider repertoire of practical strategies to improve their own research writing6. Make strategic choices about how, where, and when to publish their research
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Course Outline1. What makes good writing? 2. Editorial Ethics: Who is an author and what else is important? 3. What and how to prepare before you write 4. Conducting a literature review5. The anatomy of a well written paper 6. Writing the manuscript sections:
• Cover letter• Title Page• Summary/Abstract• Introduction• Methods• Results• Discussion• Acknowledgment• References• Tables• Figures and Figure Legends
7. Submission of scientific manuscripts8. Responding to a review 9. Communicating effectively with the media and lay public10. How to enhance the publication of the manuscript?
Training delivery methods:• In-class method• Online method
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