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This course explores how to ensure that research involving people with issues with capacity and/or communication is inclusive and ethical.
This module examines the basic knowledge required for understanding the co-morbidity of substance use and mental health in order to help people by making the right treatment planning decisions.
This course explores the skills and knowledge necessary for helping people with addiction problems progress towards recovery, health and wellbeing. It includes skill training backed by evidence and key resources.
This module elaborates on the skills you learned in the Addiction Conversations module. The orientation is one of present and future, and exploring the ways of helping people change.
This module looks at how medicines and illicit drugs work and why they can be addictive. Connecting the pharmacology with the psychology is essential for helping people with an addiction.
This is the HEAT Module on Adolescent and Youth Reproductive Health.
Transformative East-West healing program integrating body-mind-spirit to cultivate embodied practitioners who awaken wholeness in others.
In a series of online and face-to-face talks, known as the Ageing Well Public Talks, we have been exploring how important it is, over our lifespan, to maintain a well-balanced nutrition and hydration as well as regular physical and social activity in the older age. The principles discussed during these series of talks are known as the 'Five Pillars of Ageing Well'. These are: Nutrition, Hydration, Physical activity, Social and Cognitive stimulation.
This course explores the environmental dimensions of AMR and the role of environmental surveillance as part of a One Health multisectoral approach to addressing AMR.
This course supports you to identify the skills and knowledge needed for your role. You can also reflect on how your learning from other courses in the programme could change your working practice in relation to AMR.
This course describes the approaches to surveillance that take place in an animal health context. It explains the concepts of AMR, AMU and AMC and what data are obtained in each category. It also discusses antimicrobial residues and the importance of maintaining surveillance of these products.
This course introduces the principles of surveillance with particular emphasis on AMR surveillance.
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