This Public Health Grand Rounds addresses the effects of natural disasters on rural health and highlights challenges public health professionals face when working with hard-to-reach populations to prepare for future emergencies. Presentations are followed by a moderated discussion with the live webcast and on-site audiences.
Objectives:
By the end of this session, participants will be able to:
* Identify the challenges disasters pose to rural communities and public health professionals.
* Describe ways communities and public health professionals have adapted to disasters in rural areas.
Target Audience:
Public health officials, including registered nurses, faculty, students, and anyone interested in rural health.
Producing Institution & Partners:
University of Michigan - Center for Public Health Preparedness
The Office of Public Health Practice at the University of Michigan School of Public Health
Michigan Public Health Training Center
Date:
Jan 22 2010
Target Audience:
Healthcare Professionals & Providers
Public Health Professionals
Researchers/Faculty
University/college students in related discipline
Format:
Webcast/Flash Presentation
Annotation:
In order to access this resource you will need to register with the Michigan Center for Public Health Preparedness via link below.
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