About Us
Cost of Climate Change
Climate change increases disease risk and threatens the infrastructure of the health system.
The Gap
There is a lack of faculty content expertise to develop curricula and the absence of a formal curricular framework.
Our Solution
We provide educators and trainees with evidence-based, expert-reviewed materials to incorporate into each level of health curricula.
About Us
Who We Are
Climate Resources for Health Education (CRHE) is a global student health professional-led initiative housed at the Global Consortium on Climate and Health Education (GCCHE) that aims to provide free, publicly accessible, evidence-based resources to accelerate the incorporation of climate change and planetary health information into educational curricula. Building on cutting edge science, these resources provide the rapid translation of our best science into health practice. These resources are intended to accelerate capacity building among health professionals, individuals and organizations globally that seek to promote and protect health in the 21st century.
Our open-source, peer-reviewed climate and health curriculum is available to health training programs, individuals and organizations around the world. This curriculum integrates climate change and health learning objectives, slide decks, and Problem Based Learning (PBL) cases into existing health curricula. Our cases and slides are evidence-based and written by trainees and faculty advisors. All materials are then assessed by expert reviewers to ensure accuracy and high-quality resources.
Our Educational Content
Health Fields
Medicine
Organ Systems & Sub-specialties
Nursing
Population Groups
Pharmacy
Clinical correlates
Health Equity
Health justice, diversity
Health Systems Science
Determinants of Health Communication, Advocacy
Quality Improvement
Templates for Quality Improvement(QI) & Sustainability Projects
Interprofessional Education
Interactive IPE cases
Physician Assistant
Clinical cases
Our Process
How We Create Content
Contributors
We will group you into teams of up to three writers and a faculty advisor, who will guide content development.
Cases & Slides
Once you receive your team assignment, you will have 6-8 weeks to develop your case or slide deck in accordance with our instructions for authors.
Peer Review
After you submit your materials, we will peer review your submission and may request revisions.
Expert Review
Once Peer Review is completed, we will send your materials to be reviewed by experts in the field to ensure content accuracy.
Our Team
A Collaboration Between
Inter-institutional collaboration led to the launch of Climate Resources for Health Education (CRHE) and our growing repository.