Basic Level – International Short Course on Ecosystem Health
- Description
- Curriculum
Basic Level - International Short Course on Ecosystem Health
THOHUN-Environmental Literacy Institute
What learners know and are able to do after the participation
Strong understanding of the complexity of the environment, domestic and wild animal, and human connections and health issues
Features & Content Areas
Three modules of E-learning on
Module 1: Human, animal and environmental health issues and diseases
Module 2: Fundamentals of infectious disease detection and tools and risk analysis
Module 3: One Health concept and approach, One Health, community outreach and risk communication and social innovation
Course Timimg
Throughout the year
Participation channels & cost
Free of charge
Eligibility
Undergraduate (third year or higher) and graduate students or health practitioners or from government and private sectors. A wide array of academic background such as medicine, public health, veterinary medicine, other health sciences, life sciences, agriculture, environmental resources, wildlife conservation, education, engineering, humanity and social sciences and economy is eligible for course participation. English proficiency in both writing and reading is required for the course participation.
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Pre-test Module 2 -
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Demonstration of direct fecal smear preparation -
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Mosquito larval collecting technique
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Mosquito adult trapping technique
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Mosquito adult identification
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Water sampling
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Geographic Information Tools 1: GIS and related tools for One Health
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Geographic Information Tools 2: Introduction to App-based data collection tools
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Geographic Information Tools 3: Setting up Epicollect 5
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Geographic Information Tools 4: Data collection using Epicollect 5
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Risk Analysis 1: Definitions of hazard, exposure, and risk
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Risk Analysis 2: Risk analysis for food safety -
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Post-test Module 2
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Pre-test Module 3
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Introduction of One Health concept and workforce development
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Participatory approach
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Participatory epidemiology
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Risk communication
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Introduction to social entrepreneurship and social innovation
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Steps and case studies on social innovation for One Health
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Post-test Module 3
