Upon completion of the full program, participants will be able to:
-Understand and apply basic epidemiology concepts and methods to describe infectious disease pandemic trends.
-Apply a transdisciplinary lens to pandemic surveillance, including an understanding of biology (immunology/pathology, testing, etc) and epidemiology (data and interpretation of evolving evidence.
-Analyze and compare risk factors with a view towards preventing and controlling infections.
-Develop public health risk communication approaches appropriate for diverse audiences. Design prevention, response, and recovery.
-Develop interventions with attention to racial/ethnic and socioeconomic disparities.
-Apply transdisciplinary strategies for community mitigation, policy development and advocacy.
You may register for modules individually ($25/ea), or for the most cohesive experience and best price, we encourage you to enroll in the full program ($100). Individuals who wish documentation of self-study social work CEUs* or CPH units must satisfactorily complete a quiz or other assignment associated with each module. Successful completion of all 5 modules will result in a
Certificate in Foundations of Pandemic Preparedness & Response. Participants have 6 months of the date of registration to complete the program.
Join the full program or just those modules of interest to you!
REGISTER - FULL PROGRAM (best price)- self-study 20 CEUs/CPH units, inclusive of 3 units of cultural competency, or
Questions? Please contact us at
profdev@brownschool.wustl.edu
*The Brown School offers accredited programs in social work and public health and is an approved provider of social work CEUs in Missouri and Illinois; this program is eligible for self-study units. Mental health licenseholders from other disciplines and jurisdictions should consult their licensing body about our program's eligibility for your licensure renewal.
