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Leader: A/Prof M Toole
Offered:
MMS-ALFRED First semester 2006 (Day)
Synopsis: Public health consequences of complex humanitarian emergencies involving armed conflict, population displacement, food scarcity and an outline of the critical public health interventions in these settings.
Objectives: On completion of this unit students will: 1. be able to analyse the causal factors of acute and gradual onset disasters, including refugee crisis; 2. develop relevant skills in the assessment of, and response to major public health emergencies.
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Assessment: Short answer examination + Written assignment
Contact Hours: 7 day intensive block
Prerequisites: Basic computer proficiency MPH1040 & MPH1041 or MPH1030 & MPH1031