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Learner Reviews & Feedback for Non-Communicable Diseases in Humanitarian Settings by University of Copenhagen

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About the Course

NCDs are the leading cause of death in almost every region of the world, and place a huge burden on individuals, families and societies. Humanitarian settings have a negative effect on the levels of disease, and the possibility of treatment. The importance of NCDs in global health is acknowledged by their inclusion in the Sustainable Development Goals, which call for a reduction of a third in premature mortality from NCDs by 2030. However, NCDs have until recently received little attention in humanitarian settings, leaving prevention, care and treatment needs largely unaddressed among some of the most vulnerable populations. According to the World Health Organization, 70 percent of global deaths are due to NCDs. The four main disease groups which cause the greatest number of deaths are cardiovascular disease, cancer, diabetes and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (including asthma). The course will provide knowledge about issues and dilemmas that occur around NCDs in humanitarian settings and possible solutions. Why are NCDs a problem in humanitarian emergencies or crises? Natural disasters and complex emergencies, including armed conflict, have a negative effect on the levels of disease, and on the possibilities for preventing, treating and caring for people with NCDs. People living with NCDs often need continuous care to avoid disease progression, and disrupted treatment due to natural disaster or emergencies pose a large health challenge. In conflict situations and fragile contexts, the challenge of disrupted care and treatment may be exacerbated 鈥� an estimated 65 million people have been forcibly displaced by conflict, displacement lasts longer, and at times health systems and health personnel are deliberately targeted....

Top reviews

AS

Mar 20, 2019

糖心vlog官网观看 is very nice and easy way to uptade your knowledge ,have participants have numerous choices of courses and can do the course of their choice.overall I am happy with this.

AE

May 5, 2023

Thank You Prof. Siri Tellier for this essential course. I have learnt a lot from the lectures and the wealth of academic research the course has made available. THANK YOU

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By Rajveer S

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Nov 16, 2024

Loved it

By Raed

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Oct 20, 2022

thanks

By Sushil B

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Nov 27, 2024

Good

By Roshan s

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Nov 25, 2024

Good

By Mona A A

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Jul 23, 2020

good

By Maihan A

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Jan 15, 2022

The course is greatly deisgned. I liked the sections where people from the field are sharing their experience an perspective. In general, the course is based on the ongoing crises. I would lilke to suggest to update some of the materials if pssible and updated articles available.

By Isobel B

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May 3, 2020

Excellent provision of reference for further reading

I would have preferred more slides summarising the information visually - I felt that the information was primarily presented as spoken and the course would benefit from some variation

Thank you!

By Paulina U K

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Sep 11, 2020

Great course, it would be great if the articles used were up to date.

By Ioannis T

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Oct 15, 2020

Nice course with important knowledge.

By MOHAMED S B Z

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Nov 6, 2022

Very good course

By Mohammed S A

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Sep 11, 2025

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