Curriculum
- 11 Sections
- 74 Lessons
- 11 Hours
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- Instructions1
- Pre-Test
- Instructions:
- 1. This assessment contains 20 Multiple Choice Questions.
- 2. Each question carries 1 mark. Total marks: 20.
- 3. Select the ONE best answer for each question.
1 - Module 1: Introduction to Environmental HealthSuggested Year of Integration: Year 216
- 3.1Module Outline
- 3.21. Environmental Health: It’s All Around Us
- 3.32. Environmental Health at the Core of Public Health Practice
- 3.43. Understanding Environmental Health Pathways: The DPSEEA Model
- 3.54. Focus and Scope of Environmental Health
- 3.65. Core Domains of Environmental Health
- 3.76. Global Environmental Burden of Disease
- 3.87. Disease Burden and Environmental Determinants
- 3.98. Determinants of Environmental Health and Well-being
- 3.109. Layers of influence: Individual,social,built, and natural environment
- 3.1110. Environmental Exposure Pathways
- 3.1211. Quantifying Environmental Health Impacts
- 3.1312. Why are Environmental Factors Relevant to Health Care Providers?
- 3.1413. Emerging Challenges in Environmental Health
- 3.1514. Technological Tools in Environmental Health
- 3.1615. Conclusion and Key Takeaways
- Module 2: Interlinkages of Water, Sanitation, Hygiene and Waste Management (WASH) and Public Health in IndiaSuggested Year of Integration: Year 29
- 4.1Module Outline
- 4.21. Introduction to WASH and Public Health
- 4.32. Water Quality – Determinants and Standards
- 4.43. WASH and Disease Burden
- 4.54. WASH in Healthcare and Institutional Settings
- 4.65. Solid Waste Management and Environmental Risks
- 4.76. Systemic Challenges and Policy Integration
- 4.87. Technology and Innovation in WASH
- 4.98. Summary, Case Studies, and Field Application
- Module 3: Introduction to Air Pollution: Measurement and Exposure AssessmentSuggested Year of Integration: Year 211
- 5.1Module Outline
- 5.21. Introduction to Air Pollution
- 5.32. History of Air Pollution and Public Health Response
- 5.43. Policy Frameworks and Air Quality Standards
- 5.54. Air Pollutants Sources
- 5.65. Understanding Risk Assessment Process
- 5.76. Linking Air Pollutants to Health Risks
- 5.87. Exposure Assessment
- 5.98. Air Quality Index (AQI)
- 5.109. Air Pollution and Health Outcomes
- 5.1110. Policies and Programs in India
- Module 4: Food Safety and NutritionSuggested Year of Integration: Year 2 / 36
- 6.1Module Outline
- 6.21. Nutrition deficiencies in the Indian population and their environmental linkages
- 6.32. Environmental Impact of Food Waste
- 6.43. Safe Agricultural Practices to Ensure Food Security
- 6.54. Putting everything together: Integration of sections 1, 2 & 3
- 6.65. Take away message and conclusion
- Module 5: Occupational Safety and HealthSuggested Year of Integration: Year 310
- 7.1Module Outline
- 7.21. Introduction to Occupational Health
- 7.32. Types of Occupational Hazards
- 7.43. High-Risk Workers and Jobs
- 7.54. Occupational Diseases and Injuries
- 7.65. Risk Assessment and Surveillance
- 7.76. Preventive and Control Measures
- 7.87. Legal and Policy Frameworks
- 7.98. OSH in Healthcare Settings
- 7.109. Role of Health Professionals
- Module 6: Climate Change and its Health ImpactsSuggested Year of Integration: Year 313
- 8.1Module Outline
- 8.21. Introduction to Global Climate Change?
- 8.32. What is Climate Change?
- 8.43. Potential Climate Change Impacts
- 8.54. Climate Vulnerability Factors
- 8.65. Understanding Greenhouse Gases (GHGs) and Their Impact
- 8.76. Addressing the Health Risks: The WHO Perspective
- 8.87. Climate Crisis -Who is suffering more?
- 8.98. Impact of Climate Change – Heatwaves and Human Health
- 8.109. Climate Change and Vector-Borne Diseases
- 8.1110. Impact of Climate Change – Increase heavy precipitation and flooding
- 8.1211. Impact of Climate Change – Mental health
- 8.1312. Climate Resilient and Sustainable Healthcare Systems
- Module 7: Environmental Health Policy and AdvocacySuggested Year of Integration: Year 37
- 9.1Module Outline
- 9.21. Understanding Environmental Health
- 9.32. Key Environmental Health Programs and Policies
- 9.43. Role of MBBS Graduates in Environmental Health Reform
- 9.54. Case Studies of Successful Environmental Health Initiatives
- 9.65. WHO Climate-Resilient Health Systems initiative
- 9.76. Tools for Advocacy and Implementation
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- Post Test
- Instructions:
- 1. This assessment contains 20 Multiple Choice Questions.
- 2. Each question carries 1 mark. Total marks: 20.
- 3. Minimum qualifying score: 50% (10 out of 20).
- 4. Select the ONE best answer for each question.
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