Programme
Tentative teaching outline as follows:
(Last Updated: 31 May 2017)
Time |
Topic |
3 July 2017 (Monday) |
|
AM |
Designing and conducting mental health research in communities affected by disasters Prof. Elizabeth NEWNHAM |
Lunch |
Welcome lunch |
PM |
UNISDR Asia Science Technology and Academia Advisory Group (ASTAAG) x Croucher Summer Course Open Seminar - Prof. Emily CHAN (Moderator) |
4 July 2017 (Tuesday) |
|
AM |
Social sciences implication in research on urban resilience and natural disasters Prof. Rajib SHAW |
PM |
Health needs assessment in man-made disasters Prof. Kevin HUNG |
An overview of integrated risk governance on One Belt One Road Prof. Qian YE |
|
Tutorial |
Face-to-face tutorial for the online course on research methodology for disaster and medical humanitarian response Prof. May YEUNG |
5 July 2017 (Wednesday) |
|
AM |
Environmental health and climate change Prof. Virginia MURRAY |
Lunch seminar |
Trend of research studies in disaster and emergency medicine and publication of disaster journals Prof. Colin GRAHAM |
PM |
A geoscience perspective on global climate change and climate affairs programme Prof. Qian YE |
Evening |
Course dinner in city center |
6 July 2017 (Thursday) |
|
AM |
Public health researches on pacific island nations Prof. Virginia MURRAY |
Lunch seminar |
Highlights on field research - Case study on MSF Malaria elimination project in Cambodia Dr. Gabriele ROSSI |
PM |
Public health system resilience – looking at the European Union model Prof. Sian GRIFFITHS |
Health Emergency and Disaster Risk Management Dr. Ryoma Kayano |
|
Tutorial |
Applying CRED and other international databases in disasters research Prof. Virginia MURRAY |
7 July 2017 (Friday) |
|
AM |
The impact of randomised trials and systematic review Prof. Mike CLARKE |
PM |
Students presentation Prof. Emily CHAN |