可持续医疗实践

短期课程

可持续医疗实践

2023年3月14日至6月2日

2500美元(认证)
2200美元(未经认可的教育)

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这是全澳大利亚第一个此类课程,该课程涉及健康的一个关键领域,随着国家和国际努力应对气候变化和可持续发展的必要性,该领域正在迅速获得关注和重视。88宝金博

在气候变化、地球和人类健康的影响对我们的日常生活更加重要的时候,MSDI的可持续医疗实践微型证书将为您提供知识和技能,以创建一个包容、公平、恢复性和有弹性的卫生系统。

卫生专业人员、卫生组织、教育工作者、行业机构和该领域的全球领先专家一致认为,了解卫生部门如何导致当前的环境和气候危机的需求迅速增长。如果您想在医疗保健对环境的影响方面有所作为,并为积极的改变做出贡献,我们将为您提供基础知识,为健康的未来创造可持续的实践。

完成后,你将能够

  • 批判性地分析气候变化、卫生公平和卫生保健部门以及地球健康概念之间的相互关系。

  • 阐述可持续医疗保健的基本原理和共同利益,结合一系列最终用户的观点。

  • 运用系统思维和行为科学的见解来理解和影响变化。

  • 解释脱碳路径、关键循环经济概念并评估实现净零碳医疗保健的有效策略。

  • 为卫生组织/单位制定切实可行、切合实际的可持续医疗保健计划。

  • 有效合作,影响可持续医疗保健的变革。

你会学到什么

借鉴国际和国内的最佳实践、88宝金博证据和专业知识,本课程将讨论:

  • 行星健康和可持续保健的概念
  • 卫生不平等的社会和结构决定因素
  • 卫生部门如何加剧当前的环境和气候危机
  • 从系统角度和行为科学的观点来影响变化
  • 医疗脱碳和实现净零碳的途径
  • 循环经济概念及其在医疗保健中的应用
  • 应用于临床和非临床环境的能源、水、采购、运输和废物方面的可持续医疗实践的案例研究
  • 利用行为改变、利益相关者参与和共同设计方法进行有效协作,以影响可持续医疗保健的变化。

该课程将在线授课,由领先的专家直播网络研讨会和视频,案例研究和应用学习活动。

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细节

谁应该参加

该课程推荐给现有的卫生专业人员、卫生教育工作者和有抱负的公共卫生硕士研究生以及医学、护理和健康科学学院的其他硕士。

该课程的在线和灵活的形式将特别适合那些在工作场所,以及在澳大利亚内外的学生。

如果你决定接受评估,你可以申请公共卫生硕士M6024学分。

项目日期和时间

下一次入学:2023年3月14日

你将在课程中每周分配3个小时。该课程还包括三场90分钟的在线研讨会(日期待定)。

我们也将在2023年8月开设这门课程。

项目费用

$2500 + GST(认可)
$2200 +商品及服务税(非认证)
  • 早鸟(2023年2月5日之前)和莫纳什大学现有教职员工和学生可享受10%的折扣。
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核心师资队伍

Professor Tony Capon is Director of Monash Sustainable Development Institute and holds a Chair in Planetary Health in the School of Public Health and Preventive Medicine at Monash University.  Tony has more than two decades of senior leadership and management experience in public health policy, research and education, and has consulted in many countries and for a wide variety of organisations.

Tony is an Advisory Board Member of the Global Health Alliance, a member of the Rockefeller Foundation–Lancet Commission on Planetary Health that published its report Safeguarding human health in the Anthropocene epoch in 2015, and the International Advisory Board for The Lancet Planetary Health.

A former director of the International Institute for Global Health at United Nations University (UNU-IIGH), Tony has held professorial appointments at the University of Sydney and Australian National University and is a Foundation Fellow of the Australasian Faculty of Public Health Medicine in the Royal Australasian College of Physicians.

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Gitanjali Bedi, MA Corporate Environmental Sustainability Mgmt, GradCert SustEd, PGDip IntDev, BCom/BA
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Gitanjali is a trained Climate Reality Leader and is the recipient of Vice-Chancellor’s Citation for Outstanding Contribution to Student Learning (2019), and Australian Award for University Teaching (2021).
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Dr Emma-Leigh Synnott, BVSc, MBBS, FAFRM (RACP)

Emma is currently living and working on Noongar Boodja in Walyalup (otherwise known as Fremantle, WA). Emma is the Medical Advisor to the Sustainable Development Unit in the Western Australia Department of Health, and a Consultant Physician in Rehabilitation Medicine specialising in Spinal Cord injury, and the current WA Chair for Doctors for the Environment Australia.

Emma has previously trained in Veterinary Medicine and is currently completing a Master of Environment and Sustainability at Monash University. Committed to improving Planetary health, restoring right relations (between human, and with non-human and the Earth), and achieving Climate and Environmental Justice, Emma is interested in how healthcare can facilitate the whole-of-society transformation required to achieve a more sustainable and Just future for all.

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Filia has over 20 years of international experience in academia, delivering and leading education in behavioural science and psychology. Her expertise, in particular, is in online education and educational research, and has published widely in this area in leading peer-review journals and books. Prior to returning to Monash University, Filia was a Senior Lecturer at Regent’s University London, where she developed an MSc in Occupational and Organisational Psychology, accredited by the British Psychological Society.

Finally, Filia’s PhD, obtained at Monash University, focused on self-regulation ability in the pursuit of personal goals, and the moderating effect of implicit emotion.

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