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Medicine for a Changing Planet

The Climate Resources for Health Education (CRHE) is proud to partner with Medicine for a Changing Planet (M4CP). Medicine for a Changing Planet is a collaboration between the Stanford Center for Innovation in Global Health and the University of Washington that strives to prepare health professionals with the skills needed to provide effective care for patients on a changing planet. M4CP has developed case studies designed for use in the clinical phase of training and for ongoing learners.

CRHE’s problem based learning (PBL) cases and slide decks address many of the M4CP metrics as described below.

Medicine for a Changing Planet (MCP)
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PBL case on OSS 15.2 Tickborne diseases

PBL case on OSS 15.4 Arboviruses 

PBL case on OSS 6.2 Vibrio vulnificus and necrotizing fasciitis

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PBL case on OSS 10.1 Anxiety

Slide deck on OSS 10.2 Depression

Slide deck on OSS 10.3 Suicide (Heat Waves)

PBL case on OSS 10.4 Post-traumatic stress disorder (e.g. post-disaster setting)

CRHE materials coming soon

CRHE materials coming soon

PBL case on OSS 1.2 Heat and cardiac morbidity and mortality

PBL case on OSS 1.4 Heat stress and heart failure

PBL case on OSS 9.2 Heat and neurodegenerative disorders

PBL case on OSS 9.3 Multiple sclerosis and thermal regulation of axonal transmission

PBL case on OSS 9.4 Hyperthermia: seizures, heat stroke/stress

PBL case on OSS14.2 Kidney stones

PBL case on OSS 1.3 Types of PM air pollution and cardiac morbidity and mortality

PBL case on OSS 2.2 Asthma and particulate matter

PBL case on OSS 2.3  Environmental Allergic Disease, Immunology, and Climate Change

PBL case on OSS 2.5 Global health: indoor biofuel combustion and lung disease

PBL case on OSS 3.2 Metabolic Disease: Type 2 diabetes and air pollution

Slide deck on OSS 12.1 PM 2.5 and low birth weight

PBL case on OSS 12.3 Childhood leukemia and air pollution

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CRHE materials coming soon

CRHE materials coming soon

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