To access lectures from January 2021 onwards, click on the month which is linked to a dropbox folder containing the recorded course day and accompanying materials.
December 2023
November 2023
October 2023
September 2023
Message from Course Director Stephanie Simmonds:
I do not know whether or how much Steve Bland will refer to the Salisbury Novichok poisonings next Saturday but if you have time and if you haven’t seen it already do watch some/all of the film the ‘Salisbury Poisonings available on BBC iPlayer.
Includes:
Nutrition with an emphasis on child malnutrition
Lessons for disaster planning from the health impact of flooding and terrorist events in the UK in 2017
Disease surveillance – with case studies
Serving people: Ethics and Risk Communication
Includes:
Psychological aspects of mass gatherings
Psychosocial Care
Mass gatherings: Implications for public health policy and planning
Team Health
Introduction to the exams
Media
Law & Ethics
Includes:
Epidemiology
Diarrhoeal Diseases
HIV and AIDS
Ebola
Includes:
Closing the gap between humanitarian aid and development support
Needs assessment
Gender and sexual violence
Maternal and child health
Children and conflict
Includes:
Introduction to the Course (Stephanie Simmonds – Course Director)
Introduction to the Faculty and FCCM Connect (Christina Dale – President)
Introduction to the Society (Jane Anderson – Master Apothecary)
General housekeeping (Goldy Gullo – Faculty Manager)
Virtual Tour of Apothecaries’ Hall (John Ford)
Definitions and Stakeholders (Tim Healing)
Introduction to Sphere (Ken Roberts)
Lecture by Stephanie Simmonds
Medical Care in Extreme Environments
Dealing with the Dead
Preparing for the DMCC Exam
Includes:
Nutrition
Security of staff in dangerous environments
Includes:
Surgery in Resource Deprived settings
General Surgery in the Austere Environment
Orthopaedics in the Austere Environment
Anaesthesia in the Austere Environment
Plastic Surgery in the Austere Environment
Gender, Sexual Violence and Humanitarianism (awaiting)
Specimen Collection
Sex, age and disability in disasters
Home-based patient care
Planning techniques in disasters
Logistics in Humanitarian Surgery (CLICK HERE FOR LINK TO THIS PRESENTATION)
Includes:
BAM case study instructions
BAM supporting documents
Disasters in the Urban Environment
CBRNE
Mass Gatherings
Includes:
Obstetrics in Disasters
VHF
Specimen Collection
UN Peacekeeping
Aeromedical Evacuation
Diarrhoeal Disease and Disasters
Includes:
Pandemics
Sexually Transmitted Infections
Dealing with the Dead
Health care priorities in a refugee camp
Post emergency phase
Lessons for disaster planning-flooding
Mass Gatherings
How behave in mass gatherings, emergencies, disasters
Includes:
Poisonous animals and plants
Maternal and child health during conflict and displacement: life goes on
Children and conflict
The Psychosocial Impacts of Disasters, Major Incidents and Warfare on Children and Older People
Case Study: From Relief to Development in Haiti
Includes:
Law and Ethics
CBRNE
Civil Engineering
Hazardous chemicals and nuclear radiation
Disease & Disasters
Vector Borne Diseases
Non Medical Support/Vector Control
Introduction to the Examination
Includes:
Recorded Course Day
Needs Assessment
Team Health
Team Selection
Psychosocial Care
Includes:
Recorded Course Day
Principles of Disaster Planning
Risk and risk assessment
Serving People: Ethics & Risk Communication in Disasters
Psychosocial Care in Disasters and Adversity: Dealing with the Demons Provoked by Emergencies, Disasters, Major Incidents & Terrorism
Includes:
Recorded course day
Introduction to the course: basic definitions
Introduction to Sphere
5 December, 2020
Zoom course day (including live lecture on Gender, Disability and Disasters)
Gender Sexual Violence: Part One
Gender Sexual Violence: Part Two
A storyteller’s narrative of violence and silence during a pandemic
A qualitive study of women’s lived experiences of conflict and domestic violence in Afghanistan
Legal and Ethical Issues in Conflict Situations
Medical Care in Extreme Environments (Hold and Cold)
21 November, 2020
The BAM earthquake: A critical study
Nutritional Aspects of Disaster Relief
Security of staff in dangerous environments
Important: There are two video clips embedded in the slides for Security of Staff lecture (link above). Press start to activate. There is a short delay before the main presentation resumes.
31 October, 2020
24 October, 2020
3 October, 2020
Plastic Surgery in Conflict & Disasters
PRL Guidance for Guests and Externals
Medicine/Surgery in War and Conflict
Orthopaedic Surgery in Low Resource Settings
War Surgery: An introduction – ICRC
Logistics of the Surgery in the Austere Environment
Airway Management in low resource settings
5 September, 2020
Disasters and the Urban Environment
18 July, 2020
4 July, 2020
Sexually Transmitted Infections
Gastrointestinal Diseases and Disasters
27 June, 2020
How people behave in the face of mass gatherings
13 June, 2020
Ebola (click for Panopto link)
Important diseases transmitted via the respiratory route
16 May, 2020
Venomous and Poisonous Animals/Plants
Maternal and child health during conflict and displacement: life goes on
The Psychosocial Impacts of Disasters, Major Incidents and Warfare on Children and Older People
From relief to development in Haiti
25 May, 2020
Vector Borne Diseases with audio
Non-medical support to displaced populations with audio
4 April, 2020
***ALL PRESENTATIONS FROM APRIL ONWARDS WILL BE AUTOMATICALLY CREDITED UNTIL THE HALL RE-OPENS
7 March, 2020
Introduction to the DMCC exams
Preparing Volunteers to Volunteer
8 February, 2020
Apothecaries' Hall
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