🌱On the morning of May 28, 2026, the School of Preventive Medicine and Public Health, Hanoi Medical University in collaboration with the Department of Disease Prevention (Ministry of Health) and UNICEF Vietnam organized Workshop introducing the online course "Environmental health and children" developed by UNICEF and WHO.
In a context where children are increasingly affected by environmental pollution, climate change and emerging health risks, equipping medical staff, lecturers and students with knowledge and capacity building has become more urgent than ever. The course is designed to provide updated knowledge about environmental factors that affect children's health and development, from air pollution, toxic chemicals, clean water and sanitation to challenges from climate change.
In a context where children are increasingly affected by environmental pollution, climate change and emerging health risks, equipping medical staff, lecturers and students with knowledge and capacity building has become more urgent than ever. The course is designed to provide updated knowledge about environmental factors that affect children's health and development, from air pollution, toxic chemicals, clean water and sanitation to challenges from climate change.
With a flexible online learning format, lively interactive content and an assessment system for each module, the course is a useful resource for medical staff, lecturers, health students and those interested in the field of children's environmental health.
The conference is not only a forum connecting managers, experts and training facilities nationwide, but also opens up opportunities to promote the integration of children's environmental health content into training programs and professional activities in the future.
Within the framework of the program, the Organizing Committee awarded certificates to students who completed the course, listened to practical sharing from lecturers and students, and officially performed the launching ceremony of the online course "Children's Environmental Health".
The event marks an important step forward in efforts to improve the capacity of medical human resources, contributing to building a safer and healthier living environment for children today and future generations.
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