Injury Prevention - Professional Development Course
Overview
This course aims to provide students with a clear understanding of the magnitude of the injury burden, both in the developed and developing world, and the strategies that are required to address this burden.
This two-day intensive course is offered by the University of Sydney’s School of Public Health in conjunction with The George Institute for Global Health.
The course combines a series of lectures with interactive small group work and a computer-based practical session.
Course aims
After completing this Unit, you will understand and apply:
- Descriptive epidemiology of injury burden,
- Injury data, surveillance and analyses,
- Risk group identification: including young males, older persons, indigenous populations and children and
- Effective intervention strategies for reduction and control of injury.
Presenters
Unit coordinator: Associate Professor Rebecca Ivers, Director of the Injury Division, The George Institute for Global Health
Dates
Day 1: Friday 19 October 2012
Day 2: Monday 22 October 2012
Application deadline
There is a limit of 40 places, so please book your place early.
Cost
Australian students: AUD $TBA*
International students: AUD $TBA
*either award or non-award candidates
Apply for this course
Download the application form from the George institute and apply now.
More information
Student Office
Room 329, Level 3
School of Public Health
Edward Ford Building (A27)
The University of Sydney
NSW 2006 Australia
Phone: +61 2 9036 5487 or +61 2 9351 4366
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