Centers for Public Health Education and Outreach
http://cpheo.sph.umn.edu/
612-626-4515
Online Trainings and Video
Online Games, Simulations, Trainings & Modules
Games & Simulations
Midwest Center for Life-Long-Learning in Public Health (MCLPH) Online Modules
- Public Health Policy and Advocacy
- Introduction to Epidemiology
- Culture and Health Literacy
- Environmental Health Online
- What Is Public Health?
- Genomics: The Connection to Public Health Practice
Minnesota Emergency Readiness Education and Training (MERET) Online Modules
- Standard Precautions and Respiratory Hygiene
- Transmission-Based Precautions
- Protect Yourself First with Full Barrier Precaution
- Design and Maintenance of Airborne Infection Isolation Rooms (AIIR)
- Methods for Achieving Temporary Negative Pressure Isolation (TNPI)
- Multiple Drug Resistant Organisms (MDROs)
- Pediatric Emergency Preparedness: Issues and Roles
- Caring for Pregnant/Birthing Women and Their Newborns During Disasters: An Introduction to the Issues
- Building and Sustaining Hospital Decontamination Teams
- Partnering in Emergency Preparedness
- Disaster Mental and Behavior Health
- Infection Control and Personal Protective Equipment
- Writing an Emergency Operations Plan
UMN Center for Public Health Preparedness (UMNCPHP) Online Trainings
- Ethics in the Worst of Times: Rationing to Protect the Public's Health during a Severe Influenza Pandemic
- The National Incident Management System (NIMS) and the Incident Command System (ICS): A Primer for Volunteers
- Protecting Our Food System from Intentional Attack
- The Off-Site Care Facility - An Alternate Care Site: A Primer for Volunteers
- Mass Dispensing Sites: A Primer for Volunteers
- Public Health Emergency Training (PHET)
- Application of Surveillance Principles to Food Safety
- Emergency Preparedness and Response for Environmental Health Professionals
- Emergency Preparedness and Response Fundamentals (developed by the Twin Cities Metro Advanced Practice Center)
Midwest Center for Occupational Health and Safety Online Modules
- Occupational Health and Safety
- A Glimpse into Occupational Health and Safety
- History of Occupational Health and Safety
- Theory and Practice of Occupational Health and Safety
- Population Perspectives: Labor
- Population Perspectives: Women in the Trades
- Recognition/Assessment: Chemical and Biological Hazards
- Threshold Limit Values
- Recognition/Assessment: Physical and Psychosocial Hazards
- Recognition/Assessment: Health Assessment and Employee Selection
- Unsafe Acts/Unsafe Conditions
- Program Evaluation
- Health Promotion and Adult Education
- Control Strategies for Physical Hazards
- Control Strategies for Chemical or Biological Hazards
- Program Development
- Issues and Trends in Occupational Health and Safety
Webcasts & Videos
- NORA
- Health and Safety Issues in the Aging Workforce
- Consequences of Thinking About Environmental and Occupational Health as Separate Entities (Pathways to Sustainable Development)
- Reaching the Hard to Reach: Outreach Programs for Vulnerable Working Populations
- Health and Safety Priorities for the 21st Century
- Occupational Health and Safety Research to Practice
- Impact of the EU REACH Initiative on the United States
- Emergency Readiness Rounds
- Minnesota Disaster Response: Lessons Learned in 2007
- Healers' Healing and Resiliency in the Aftermath of Disaster: Harnessing Our Resources across Individual, Family, and Social Systems
- The Ethics of Public Health Emergencies: The Case of Pandemic Flu
- Oh, the Places You'll Go! : Providing Care in Non-Traditional Settings During an Emergency
- Legal Implications for Public Health Professionals in Emergencies
- Psychological Issues Following Disaster
- Risk Communication: Public Engagement in Public Health Practice
- Personal and Family Emergency Preparedness
- Planning for and Engaging Special Populations in Emergency Preparedness
- Implementing Incident Management in Your Health Care Facility
- Community Healthcare Disaster Planning in Minnesota
- Healthcare Response to a Pandemic Session 1: Issues of Space, Staff and Stuff
- Healthcare Response to a Pandemic Session 2: Ethical Resource Allocation During a Pandemic
- School of Public Health Roundtable Series
- Mobilizing Communities to Promote Healthy Living and Eating
- Relevant Risk, Revolution and Revisiting Rose - Causes of Population Levels and Social Inequalities in Health
- Environmental Influences on Human Development and Disease Risk
- Genes and the Environment: The Emerging Role of Genomics in Public Health
- Human Rights, the Burden of Disease and International Tobacco Control
- International HIV/AIDS and Human Rights
- From the Human Genome Through Health Disparities to Public Health
- Lessons Learned in the Wake of Hurricanes Katrina and Rita: What We Know Now About Health Care Access
- Promoting Healthy Eating and Physical Activity Among Youth of Color: Engaging Communities Through Multi-Level Strategies
- Food Safety, Protection and Defense: What Best Serves the Public Good? Who Determines Acceptable Risk?
- Food Fight: A Dialogue on Food Industry Litigation and the Obesity Epidemic
- Decreasing Racial and Ethnic Health Disparities
- A Global Commitment to Tobacco Use Reduction
- The International AIDS Crisis
- Human Rights, Civil Liberties, and Public Health in the Age of Bioterrorism
- Partnering in Emergency Preparedness Conference Proceedings
- Team Approach: Pandemic Influenza Preparedness
- Partnering in Emergency Preparedness
- Cross Borders Issues Roundtable
- Emergencies R Us: What's the Big Deal?