Environmental Health Resoures: Self Learning ModulesThe Environmental Health Resources Self Learning...
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Environmental Health Resources: Self Learning Modules CS270595-A
Transcript of Environmental Health Resoures: Self Learning ModulesThe Environmental Health Resources Self Learning...
Environmental Health Resources: Self Learning Modules
CS270595-A
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Overview and ObjectivesThe Environmental Health Resources Self Learning Modules have been created specifically to provide local health agencies an overview of these environmental health topics:
Land Reuse
Epidemiology
Risk Communication
Risk Assessment
ToxicologyEach module consists of a printable overview followed by more detailed self-study resources.
These materials are not meant to replace professional training courses and serve only to help local health agencies interact with their communities and address concerns about topics in environmental health, particularly as related to land reuse. Local health agency staff and other environmental health professionals have provided input on these modules to ensure these help increase knowledge and awareness.
You can refer to these modules whenever you feel the need for a refresher on one or more of the different topics. Simply click on the training you want to explore, below:
Land Reuse
Epidemiology
Risk Communication
Risk Assessment
ToxicologyIf you need assistance in understanding concepts in these environmental health modules, please contact your State Health Department, your ATSDR Regional Office, or send an email to [email protected].
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