Health and Disaster Security
Training Provider: Singapore University of Social Sciences
Course Reference: TGS-2024047310
S$1,461
About This Course
Describe the strategies used in public hygiene awareness and controls
Interpret the concepts and costs of natural disasters and natural disaster preparedness
Explain the four main types of diseases and differentiate between the 10 worse types of natural disasters
Explain the Importance of WHO in Disease Control with a specific focus on epidemics and pandemics in Asia and the Pacific
Infer the meaning of natural disaster relief by NGOs, IOs, and states
Understand how Small States like Brunei, Singapore and Malaysia can Ensure Sufficient Energy and Food
What You'll Learn
SEC233 Health and Disaster Security outlines and examines two kinds of dangers that may occur in the future and have a tremendous impact on global security apparatuses: natural disasters and communicable diseases. These dangers dovetail into serious global health phenomena with wide ranging social, economic and political implications for world populations.
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