Global Health and Biosecurity Academy · MINC-GHB-008
Climate Change, Displacement and Emerging Health Risks
Climate Change, Displacement and Emerging Health Risks was selected because it addresses an important global health and biosecurity responsibility with direct implications for patient safety, continuity and quality of care. The module progresses from foundational concepts through assessment, global health and biosecurity action, communication, evaluation and an integrated practice-improvement exercise.
40 CPD credit hours · 40 one-hour units · 2400 minutes · Coming soon
MINC is still writing this module. Its units are listed below so you can see what is coming; none of them can be started or bought yet.
Module aim
Programmes often collect data without using it. Managers require results frameworks, sound indicators, data-quality controls, evaluation, accountability and learning for adaptation.
What you will be able to do
- By the end of the module, the learner will be able to assess skin, wound and pressure-injury risk systematically.
- By the end of the module, the learner will be able to implement individualised pressure-injury prevention.
- By the end of the module, the learner will be able to describe and document wounds consistently.
- By the end of the module, the learner will be able to select safe basic wound-care actions within scope and protocol.
- By the end of the module, the learner will be able to recognise infection, ischaemia and other conditions requiring escalation.
Units
- Climate-Health Pathways: Foundations and terminology (60 min)
- Climate-Health Pathways: Risk and capacity assessment (60 min)
- Climate-Health Pathways: Operational application (60 min)
- Climate-Health Pathways: Coordination and accountability (60 min)
- Climate-Health Pathways: Improvement exercise (60 min)
- Extreme Weather: Foundations and terminology (60 min)
- Extreme Weather: Risk and capacity assessment (60 min)
- Extreme Weather: Operational application (60 min)
- Extreme Weather: Coordination and accountability (60 min)
- Extreme Weather: Improvement exercise (60 min)
- Vector And Water-Borne Risks: Foundations and terminology (60 min)
- Vector And Water-Borne Risks: Risk and capacity assessment (60 min)
- Vector And Water-Borne Risks: Operational application (60 min)
- Vector And Water-Borne Risks: Coordination and accountability (60 min)
- Vector And Water-Borne Risks: Improvement exercise (60 min)
- Food And Nutrition Security: Foundations and terminology (60 min)
- Food And Nutrition Security: Risk and capacity assessment (60 min)
- Food And Nutrition Security: Operational application (60 min)
- Food And Nutrition Security: Coordination and accountability (60 min)
- Food And Nutrition Security: Improvement exercise (60 min)
- Migration And Displacement: Foundations and terminology (60 min)
- Migration And Displacement: Risk and capacity assessment (60 min)
- Migration And Displacement: Operational application (60 min)
- Migration And Displacement: Coordination and accountability (60 min)
- Migration And Displacement: Improvement exercise (60 min)
- Resilient Health Facilities: Foundations and terminology (60 min)
- Resilient Health Facilities: Risk and capacity assessment (60 min)
- Resilient Health Facilities: Operational application (60 min)
- Resilient Health Facilities: Coordination and accountability (60 min)
- Resilient Health Facilities: Improvement exercise (60 min)
- Early Warning And Adaptation: Foundations and terminology (60 min)
- Early Warning And Adaptation: Risk and capacity assessment (60 min)
- Early Warning And Adaptation: Operational application (60 min)
- Early Warning And Adaptation: Coordination and accountability (60 min)
- Early Warning And Adaptation: Improvement exercise (60 min)
- Emerging-Risk Planning: Foundations and terminology (60 min)
- Emerging-Risk Planning: Risk and capacity assessment (60 min)
- Emerging-Risk Planning: Operational application (60 min)
- Emerging-Risk Planning: Coordination and accountability (60 min)
- Emerging-Risk Planning: Improvement exercise (60 min)
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