Public Health in Humanitarian Crises 2

This module describes features and strategies to detect disease outbreaks and the key aspects of an effective outbreak response.

This module explains the importance of maternal and newborn health care in humanitarian response and lists key interventions at different phases of an emergency.

This module explains the importance and use of surveys and surveillance in humanitarian crises with practical examples.

This module describes the core humanitarian principles, their origin and explains how ethics can guide humanitarian decision-making.

This module describes the basic concepts of the International Health Regulations and the Global Health Security Agenda, providing understanding of Public Health Emergencies of International Concern.

This module explains the humanitarian-development nexus and the challenges of providing emergency assistance while considering long-term development needs.

This module illustrates why infant feeding matters in a disaster setting, what to do and how to identify warning signs for potential problems.

This module illustrates in practical terms the planning cycle and how it is used in humanitarian emergencies.

This module describes the essential sexual and reproductive health services at different phases of an emergency.

This module identifies strategies for the identification of psychosocial and mental health problems in displaced populations and provides information on field interventions.

In this module, you'll plan a response to a real humanitarian public health crisis.