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- Announcements
Module 1: Fundamentals of Mental Health Practice in Public Health Emergencies
- Registration form
- Unit 1: Foundations of Mental Health Care
- Unit 2: Mental Wellness
- Unit 3: Principles of Intervention
- module 1 certificate
Module 2: Common Mental Conditions in Public Health Emergencies
- Unit 1: Mental Disorders in Public Health Emergencies
- Unit 2: Stigma and Discrimination
- Unit 3: Loss and Grief
- Unit 4: Aggression, Violence and Exploitation
- Module 2 certificate
Module 3: Mental Health Care Systems in Public Health Emergencies
- Unit 1: Transdisciplinarity in Mental Health and Psychosocial Support
- Unit 2: Leadership and Governance
- Unit 3: Communication in Mental Health Emergencies
- Unit 4: Managing Mental Health and Psychosocial Support Programmes in Public Health Emergencies
- Unit 5: Monitoring and Evaluation
- Module 3 certificate
Module 4: Mental Health for Healthcare Workers (Care of Caregivers)
- Unit 1: Psychosocial Support for Healthcare Workers
- Unit 2: Mental Health and Occupational Hazards
- Module 4 certificate
Module 5: Community Resources for Mental Healthcare
- Unit 1 Community Mental Health Resources
- Unit 2 Community Mental Health Services
- Module 5 certificate
Module 6: Operations Research in Mental Health Care Programs
- Unit 1: Conducting Operations Research in Mental Health Programs during Public Health Emergencies
- Unit 2: Integration of Operations Research Findings into Practice
- Module 6 certificate
Certificate of Completion
- Certificate of Completion
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Mental Health in Public Health Emergencies
Course modified date: 2 October 2024
This 4-week self-paced certificate course is tailored for all healthcare workers in the Sub-Saharan Africa region. The course will equip you with knowledge, skills and attitudes to enable you to respond to individuals, families and communities experiencing mental health problems in public health emergencies. The course is sponsored, and you will be awarded an e-certificate upon successful completion of the course. It is categorized as a non-communicable disease (NCDs).
- Enrolled students: 6735