Refugee & Migrant Health — Endorsement Course [H-09]
Healthcare facilities serving refugee and migrant populations face documented gaps in trauma-informed care, interpreter use, legal-status awareness, and surge readiness ...
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Instructor
Prof. Giorgi Pkhakadze, MD, MPH, PhD
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Healthcare facilities serving refugee and migrant populations face documented gaps in trauma-informed care, interpreter use, legal-status awareness, and surge readiness that standard clinical training does not address. This course equips staff and quality managers to close those gaps against the WHO Global Competency Standards and achieve verifiable, survey-ready practice.
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Part I — People-Centred Care for Migration & Displacement
Part II — Patient Agency and Health System Navigation
Part III — Interpreters and Cultural Mediators
Part IV — Collaborative Health and Social Services Practice
Part V — Surge Capacity for Migration-Related Demand
Part VI — Evidence-Informed Care for Migrant Populations
Part VII — Staff Reflective Practice, Bias and Self-Care
Part VIII — Cross-Border Continuity of Care
Part IX — Camp-Based and Non-Camp Service Model Fit
Part X — Legal Status Diversity Recognition
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Capstone & certificate
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Duration
5h
Course requirements
Internet access and a willingness to learn. No prior knowledge required.
Intended audience
Doctors, nurses and other health workers, and students.
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