Occupational health is an important topic for health practice. In order to protect health and well-beings, the need to understand the principles of occupational health and prepare for unforeseeable events is rapidly growing. This course will provide the participants with the overview of occupational hazards and health impacts, fundamental of hazards assessment and control. In addition, it will introduce the workplace emergency planning and responses to industrial disasters, as well as the related challenges to occupational health.
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Upcoming Events & Training Courses
We train and equip individuals with professional skills in disaster preparedness and response through various programmes
Upcoming Events & Training Courses
2019
28/03/2019
Occupational health is an important topic for health practice. In order to protect health and well-beings, the need to understand the principles of occupational health and prepare for unforeseeable events is rapidly growing. This course will provide the participants with the overview of occupational hazards and health impacts, fundamental of hazards assessment and control. In addition, it will introduce the workplace emergency planning and responses to industrial disasters, as well as the related challenges to occupational health.
To learn more and enroll to the course
28/03/2019
We are glad to introduce to you a 1.5 day Training Workshop on Disaster Management on 11 & 18 May 2019 co-organised by the Hong Kong College of Community Medicine and the Hong Kong Jockey Club Disaster Preparedness and Response Institute (HKJCDPRI). The workshop is catered for medical and health professionals, as well as officers and personnel of related disciplines who will be taking a leading or managerial role in disaster preparedness and response. It aims at conferring participants with practical skills and strategies in improving leadership and communication during health crises and disasters.
We are glad to introduce to you a 1.5 day Training Workshop on Disaster Management on 11 & 18 May 2019 co-organised by the Hong Kong College of Community Medicine and the Hong Kong Jockey Club Disaster Preparedness and Response Institute (HKJCDPRI). The workshop is catered for medical and health professionals, as well as officers and personnel of related disciplines who will be taking a leading or managerial role in disaster preparedness and response. It aims at conferring participants with practical skills and strategies in improving leadership and communication during health crises and disasters.
The Workshop will be facilitated by media and corporate consultants with local experience. Please find the full program on the right side menu under "Downloads". Highlights of the program include:
Sharing on leadership at peacetime and wartime – Dr Leung Che-hung
Management of Landslide Disasters – Dr Raymond Cheung
Update on social media landscape & Social listening and monitoring services in Hong Kong - Mr Edmund Lee
Big data mining and show case by recent major hot news – Mr James Leung
Details of the Workshop are:
| Date & Time | 11 May (Sat), 9:00 am – 12:30 pm |
| Venue | Function Room 1&2, 2/F, HKAM JC Building, 99 Wong Chuk Hang Road, Aberdeen, Hong Kong |
| Application | Email completed application form (on the right side menu under "Downloads") to [email protected] Deadline: 26 April, 2019 As the workshop can only cater for a limited number of participants, registrations will be given on a first-come first-served basis. |
| CME | 8 CME points will be award to participants from HKCCM. CME/CPD for other colleges are to be confirmed. Participants are encouraged to attend the full 1.5 day workshop, although partial CME points will also be given to participants who attend either workshop on 11 May or 18 May. |
| Note | Free of Charge Lunch provided on 18 May 2019 |
For any enquiries, please contact Ms Rene Chan at [email protected] or (852) 2871 8844.
21/03/2019
The Black Death, Spanish Flu, SARS, Ebola ... In the history of mankind, deadly infections and appalling disasters are inseparable. Science has given us the ability to hunt down the pathogens. However, pathogens – new and old – keep emerging and evolving in every corner of the planet. In today’s highly interconnected world, a single sneeze may set off a global pandemic.
Are you prepared for the next pandemic? How can we prepare for disasters caused by infectious diseases? This e-learning module is about biological disasters, the third in our series of e-learning modules on CBRN emergencies.
The Black Death, Spanish Flu, SARS, Ebola ... In the history of mankind, deadly infections and appalling disasters are inseparable. Science has given us the ability to hunt down the pathogens. However, pathogens – new and old – keep emerging and evolving in every corner of the planet. In today’s highly interconnected world, a single sneeze may set off a global pandemic.
Are you prepared for the next pandemic? How can we prepare for disasters caused by infectious diseases? This e-learning module is about biological disasters, the third in our series of e-learning modules on CBRN emergencies.
To learn more and enroll to the course
21/03/2019
The free short course “Research Methodology for Disaster and Medical Humanitarian Response” (31 May 2019; 1 June; and optional 5 Jun 2019) is organised by the Jockey Club School of Public Health and Primary Care (JCSPHPC), and Collaborating Centre for Oxford University and CUHK for Disaster and Medical Humanitarian Response (CCOUC) of the Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) and the Hong Kong Jockey Club Disaster Preparedness and Response Institute (HKJCDPRI).
The free short course “Research Methodology for Disaster and Medical Humanitarian Response” (31 May 2019; 1 June; and optional 5 Jun 2019) is organised by the Jockey Club School of Public Health and Primary Care (JCSPHPC), and Collaborating Centre for Oxford University and CUHK for Disaster and Medical Humanitarian Response (CCOUC) of the Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) and the Hong Kong Jockey Club Disaster Preparedness and Response Institute (HKJCDPRI).
Participants will receive technical training in research study to address public health needs of populations affected by catastrophic events and in resource-poor settings. On completing the course, the participants will understand the principles of planning, implementing and disseminating research in the context of disaster and humanitarian settings. It aims to show how public health and research principles can be applied.
The course is designed for Master for Public Health (MPH) students and occasional students. For occasional students, assessment scheme is not required. An attendance of 70% is required for issuance of a Certificate of Attendance.
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How to enroll? | Click here for application Deadline for application: 10 May 2019 |
For further enquiries, please contact Prof May Yeung (Email: [email protected]; Tel: 2252 8462). For more details, please see the course outline on the right or go onto the course website here.
