Disaster and Emergency Health Management (Corporate Training)

Introduction

The Disaster and Emergency Health Management course is a three-day program designed to equip participants with the knowledge and skills necessary to manage healthcare during disasters and emergencies. The course focuses on preparedness, response, and recovery strategies to address the unique challenges of providing healthcare in crisis situations.

Flexible Fee Scheme

The following fee scheme applies to online courses only. For in-person and virtual classrooms, please contact us

• Band A:Government projects and multinational companies pay the full fee.
• Band B:International NGOs and local companies get 25% discount using code: BANDB25
• Band C:Local NGOs, educational institutions and companies that have less than 50 employees get 40% discount using code: BANDC40
• Band D: Self sponsored knowledge seekers pay a nominal fee only and get 85% discount using code: BANDD85

Who's this course for

• Emergency Medical Responders
• Public Health Officials
• Healthcare Administrators
• NGO Workers in Disaster Response
• Policy Makers in Health and Emergency Management

Learning Objectives

• Understand the principles of disaster and emergency health management.
• Learn strategies for effective healthcare coordination during emergencies.
• Develop skills to plan and implement disaster preparedness programs.
• Explore the roles of various stakeholders in managing healthcare crises.
• Gain insights into post-disaster recovery and resilience-building in health systems.

Outcome for the Course Sponsor

Sponsoring this course ensures that organizations are better prepared to manage healthcare delivery during disasters. Participants will return with enhanced skills in planning, coordination, and crisis response, enabling organizations to mitigate risks, save lives, and build resilient healthcare systems in the face of emergencies.