This catalogue of free digital learning initiatives has been finalized as of January 2019. The project’s team will continue to receive requests for new initiatives, however the catalogue will be updated once a year until the end of December 2019. The catalogue is open and freely accessible to all interested parties. Submit an initiative that fits the purpose of the project to be considered for the catalogue.
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Catalogue of Initiatives
Refugees and Global Health eLearning
- Support Personnel
Modules
- Communicator (Medical Interpretation):
experience how communication can impact the quality of health care - Medical Expert (The X-Factor):
learn unique health needs and health care access barriers of newly arriving refugees - Advocate (Being Human):
explore the field of social justice with health advocates - Professional (Cross Cultures):
find out how working in the field can turn your professional identify upside down - Collaborator (Teamwork):
appreciate the role of interdisciplinary collaboration, community engagement and provider networks - Manager (Against All Odds):
discover the importance of good manager skills in resource limited settings - Scholar (Foundations):
uncover the role of science and scholarly work in global health
Title | Refugees and Global Health eLearning |
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Date launched | 2013 |
Duration | Ongoing |
Type of Resource | Online course |
Purpose | Support personnel |
Online or Blended | OL |
Learning objectives | These e-learning modules will introduce students to Refugees and Global Health through a series of interactive cases and multimedia presentations from doctors, nurses and students who have worked around the world; global health practitioners dedicated to exploring new frontiers and improving the health of vulnerable populations. |
Target group | Practitioners on Global Health |
Evaluation results/ monitoring plan | NA |
Recognition or certification of learning | NA |
Financing and sustainability model | - |
Leading Organization | Canadian Collaboration for Immigrant and Refugee Health (CCIRH) and the University of Ottawa, Canada |
Contact Person | Kevin Pottie, MD, CCFP, MClSc, FCFP Associate Professor, Departments of Family Medicine and Epidemiology and Community Medicine, University of Ottawa CT Lamont Centre for Research in Primary Health Email: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. |
Website | http://ccirhken.ca/e-learning/ |