Public Health & Planning 101: For Planning Professionals (005)


Description
There is a growing body of evidence that supports the relationship between land use planning decisions, community design and the determinants of health. Public health and planning professionals are working more closely on shaping the built environment to enhance public health through many land use planning initiatives. However, a lack of knowledge and understanding exists between the professions regarding each other’s overall mandate, legislation, and decision-making processes. It is important that we further build capacity among public health and planning professionals.

This course helps to bridge the gaps between both professions and provides greater opportunities for partnership and the creation of healthy built environments.
Content
  • Section 1 - Introduction to Public Health & Planning 101
  • Welcome to Public and Health Planning 101
  • Prior Knowledge Assessment for Planners
  • Section 2 - Introduction to Health and the Built Environment
  • Module 1 - Introduction to Health and the Built Environment
  • Section 3 - Policy, legislation and Standards in Public Health
  • Policy, Legislation and Standards
  • Section 4 - Roles and Responsibilities in Public Health
  • Roles and Responsibilites in Public Health
  • Section 5 - Public Health and Planners Working Together
  • Public Health and Planning Professionals Working Together
  • Section 6 - Conclusion to Public Health & Planning 101
  • Conclusion
  • Post Knowledge Assessment for Planners
  • Course Feedback
Completion rules
  • All units must be completed
  • Leads to a certificate with a duration: Forever