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University of Utah Health Promotion and Education Teaching Major and Minor Health Promotion and Education Department Description H EDU Course Descriptions Home Feedback ... University of Utah General Catalog 2001-2002 Posted April 9, 2001 HEALTH PROMOTION AND EDUCATION TEACHING MAJOR I. Core Requirements Pre-Major: H EDU 1010 Healthy Lifestyles (3) H EDU 1950 First Aid and Emergency Care (3) H EDU 3050 Community Health Issues (3) BIOL 1320 Introductory Human Physiology (5) OR BIOL 2320 Human Physiology (4) WRTG 2010 Intermediate Writing: Academic Writing and Research (3) PSYCH 1010 General Psychology (4) Required Content Classes: BIOL 1400 Intro to Environmental Sciences (3) OR H EDU 3700 Environmental Health (3) FD NU 2440 Advanced Nutrition Science (4) OR FD NU 3420 Applied Nutrition in Life Cycle (3) H EDU 3000 Human Sexuality (3) OR H EDU 3010 The Science of Sexuality (3) H EDU 4160 Stress Management Instructor (3) H EDU 4350 Resiliency—Personal and Independent (3) You may not enroll in the following classes until accepted into the School Health Education Program. Required in specific sequence. Fall H EDU 4200 Foundations of Health Education and Promotion (3) H EDU 4250 Facilitating Healthy Behavior (2) H EDU 3150 Health and Human Relations (2) Spring H EDU 4180 Prevention: ATOD and Violence (3) H EDU 4230 Health Teaching in Secondary Schools (4) H EDU 5300 Diversity and Health (3) OR ED ST 4150 Introduction to Multicultural Education (3) II. Electives

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Progressive Universities Teach Safety Course The future looks bright for improved health and safety in Nova ScotiaÕs workplaces with two innovative courses at Saint Mary's University and the Technical University of Nova Scotia. Each university will offer a course in occupational health and safety as part of their business and engineering degree programs. "Partnerships like this are the best way to improve health and safety and reduce accidents," said Labour Minister Manning MacDonald. "Early awareness and education will mean safer workplaces for the future. The end result is good for workers, families, business and the economy of Nova Scotia." Project Minerva is an educational initiative designed to help business and engineering schools produce graduates with a practical understanding of the day-to-day health and safety issues affecting workplaces. Health and safety should be an integral part of the daily administration of businesses. The province's new Occupational Health and Safety Act and a new Workers' Compensation Act clearly link health and safety with the costs of doing business.

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August 27, 2001 STAUBER and Barrett pose with their students in Mexico. team up to teach women's health WACOWhen Donna Stauber began her career as a community health educator, she didn't realize it would take her to communities in other countries. But recently, Stauber and a team of 10 people spent their vacations in a village near Chihuahua, Mexico, teaching and ministering to the Tarahumara Indians. Stauber is an employee of Hillcrest Health System in Waco, an institution affiliated with the Baptist General Convention of Texas. With the help of Joan Barrett, a language professor and translator from Baylor University, Stauber and others taught a group of eight Indian women about working in a hospital and caring for the ill. Skills such as taking vital signs, lifting and moving patients, giving injections and making hospital beds were taught so the women could work in the small clinic in their village and care for ill family members at home. "We had a wonderful group of women who were eager to learn," Stauber said. "One woman came 90 miles to the seminars." Along with learning patient-care skills, participants learned about women's health issues such as the risks of cardiovascular disease, osteoporosis and improper diet.

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How can community based learning teach medical students a public health perspective? Abstract: Background A key principle of the modernising agenda of the NHS has been for primary and community care agencies to incorporate a public health perspective. Similarly, medical education reforms have emphasised that community based learning opportunities should make a key contribution to the public health curriculum. Examples from different medical curricula can illustrate ways to achieve this, but innovations have tended to be led from academic centres. There is little literature that examines primary care staff and other key stakeholder views of their own contribution to this agenda. Method A series of iterative data collections through interviews, questionnaires and focus groups consulted NHS managers, clinical staff, students and users on what could be taught effectively in community settings, and how to achieve this in practice. Conclusions NHS staff and stakeholders prioritise learning paradigms in community based medical education which parallel enhanced public health perspectives in training and practice. Further work in progress will implement changes in the curriculum and teaching structure. The implications of these findings for the development of a public health perspective amongst doctors will be discussed and consideration given to ways in which the NHS and educational institutions can liase better to strengthen the public health function. Authors: Ms Kate Billingham, Senior Research Fellow

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