Online Course

NRSG 780 - Health Promotion and Population Health

Module 12: Environmental Health, Occupational Health, Unintended Injuries and Violence

Overview

The purpose of this module is to provide an overview of major issues in environmental health, occupational health, unintended injuries and violence. It highlights the magnitude of the problem, prevention strategies and population-based initiatives on the national and state level designed to reduce the burden of morbidity and mortality resulting from environmental and occupational risks and unintended injuries and violence.

Objectives

At the conclusion of this module, the learner will be able to:

  • Explain the magnitude of the problem resulting from environmental risk factors
  • Explain the magnitude of the problem resulting from occupational risk factors
  • Explain the magnitude of the problem resulting from unintended injuries and violence
  • Identify prevention strategies for addressing environmental risk factors
  • Identify prevention strategies for addressing occupational risk factors
  • Identify prevention strategies for addressing unintended injuries and violence
  • Discuss national planning models for reducing environmental risk factors
  • Discuss national planning models for reducing occupational risk factors
  • Discuss national planning models for reducing unintended injuries and violence
  • Review state initiatives for reducing environmental risk factors
  • Review state initiatives for reducing occupational risk factors
  • Review state initiatives for  reducing unintended injuries and violence

Required Readings

Recommended Reading

Directions

Read the module content and activities. Then complete the assignment for the module.

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