130.00 USD
This course aims to provide candidates with knowledge and understanding of common public health problems in humanitarian emergencies. It aims to enable the candidates to adopt an evidence-based approach to the management of the public health problems in emergencies and to develop and evaluate strategies for their prevention and control.
By the end of the program, participants will be able to learn the following:
The course lecture.
The required assessment
In Case scenarios, quizzes and discussion
Consultant, Public Health, Adjunct Assistant Professor.
This course is designed for individuals working in public health, humanitarian aid, and emergency response roles. It is ideal for professionals who want to enhance their understanding of public health challenges in emergencies and disaster situations.
Participants will learn how to manage public health problems during emergencies, covering topics such as the roles of public health agencies, disaster response structures, surveillance and assessment tools, and recovery strategies. The course focuses on evidence-based approaches to planning, response, and recovery in public health emergencies.
Yes, this course is suitable for both beginners and experienced professionals in public health and emergency response. It is open to anyone in the public health field, regardless of prior experience.
The course is structured as a two-day program with a total of 13 CPD hours. It includes interactive lectures, case scenarios, and group discussions, providing both theoretical knowledge and practical application.
Yes, the course includes practical exercises, case scenarios, and discussions to help participants apply the principles and tools they learn to real-world public health emergencies.
The course is two days long, accredited for 13 CPD hours spread over those two days. It is a live, interactive course and is not self-paced, allowing for real-time learning and engagement.
There are no specific prerequisites for this course. It is open to all individuals working in the public health field, whether they have prior experience in emergencies or not.
Yes, participants who successfully complete the course, including the assessments and practical components, will receive a certificate of completion accredited by the CPD Certification Service (UK). The certificate represents 13 CPD hours and can be added to your professional portfolio.
To obtain your certificate, you must:
To enroll, Follow the registration process. If you encounter any difficulties or have further questions, our support team is available to assist you.
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