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020 article 20 Advanced Emergency Trauma 2011-09-01 Fall 2011 Patrick Carter University of Michigan
This course discusses emergency medicine practices developed for use in low-middle income countries (LMIC).
045 full-course 45 Crisis Management N/A N/A Zafar Cheema Virtual University of Pakistan
This class discusses how to deal with crisis, problems, odds, and difficulties which are indispensable part of human life, at individual as well as, at collective level.
004 article 4 Ghana Emergency medicine Collaborative 2011-09-01 Fall 2011 Rockefeller Oteng, Richard Redman, Sue Anne Bell, Nathan Brouwer University of Michigan
In this course, students learn about emergency care procedures designed by the Ghana Emergency medicine Collaborate in an effort to meet the demand for human resources in emergency medicine in Ghana and countries like it.
008 video 8 Incident Command System/Emergency Planning and Incident N/A N/A Liberty University
This is an introductory course covering the basics of emergency and disaster management, including planning, response, and mitigation strategies.
008 full-course 8 Leadership and Crisis Management N/A N/A The Open University of Hong Kong
Learn about public administration in this free course from the Open University of Hong Kong.
004 full-course 4 Personal Preparedness Planning For Public Health Workers N/A N/A Daniel Barnett Johns Hopkins University
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013 video 13 Public Health 257B 2009-09-01 Fall 2009 Thomas Aragon UC Berkeley
Students taking this course will study public health preparedness and emergency response and its importance.
013 video 13 Public Health Preparedness & Emergency Response 2010-09-01 Fall 2010 Tomas Aragon University of California - Berkeley
This course examines the role of public health in disasters, detecting and monitoring public health threats, rapid needs assessments, and more.

Emergency Preparedness at a Glance

Number of Degrees Conferred in Emergency Preparedness

    • 209 Bachelor's Degrees in Emergency Preparedness
      • 78% Male
        Students
      • 22% Female
        Students
    • 148 Master's Degrees in Emergency Preparedness
      • 64% Male
        Students
      • 36% Female
        Students
    • 3 Doctoral Degrees in Emergency Preparedness
      • 33% Male
        Students
      • 67% Female
        Students

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