Learning Resources in Education made by Center for Sustainable Healthcare Education
SHE Corpus
The SHE Corpus is designed to support research-led educational programmes in modern medicine and global health delivered by SHE, as well as activities organized in collaboration with partners at the European University Alliance Circle U. It is also envisaged as a freely accessible resource from which the entire international academic community can benefit, especially students, researchers and clinicians faced with the requirement to incorporate sustainability values and principles into comprehensive medical decisions.
How to use Oslo Medical Corpus, Part 1. (SHE Corpus is the new name)
How to use Oslo Medical Corpus, Part 2.
The Oslo Medical Corpus, analysing concepts and patterns
Climate and Health
Commissioned by SHE, students and teachers have collaborated to develop educational tools focused on climate and health. The objective of these tools is to facilitate discussions on sustainable healthcare concepts and practices. (Only in Norwegian)
Learning outcomes
Report on climate in health education
Oslo SDG Initiative
Professor Dan Banik leads Oslo SDG Initative, a hub for education, research, outreach and dissemination related to the 2030 Agenda and the Sustainable Development Goals. Professor Banik is working with Center for Sustainble Healthcare to develop various resources.
Students for Choosing Wisely
This national student-run programme is supported by SHE in collaboration with the Norwegian Medical Association and their Choosing Wisely («Gjør Kloke Valg») campaign. The programme brings the students into dialogue about real-life sustainability dilemmas in clinical decision making, challenging their normative, systems-oriented and future oriented thinking skills as they engage with the full sustainability agenda for health. The programme consists of an educational part and a project assignment that is supervised by a senior researcher.
Here is more information on Students for Choosing Wisely.
Overtreatment
Researchers talk about overtreatment and uncertainty.
Antibiotic resistance requires revolution?
Making People Sick in the Pursuit of Health
Uncertainty in Clinical Decision Making
External Learning Resources in Education
One Health
The One Health approach is necessary to effectively prevent, detect and respond to health challenges that arise at the interface between humans, animals and the environment.
Human and Animal Health Course
Planetary Health
Planetary Health is a social movement and interdisciplinary field that emphasizes finding solutions to the effects of human activity on Earth's natural systems, with a particular focus on human health and all living beings on the planet. This field involves analyzing and addressing the impacts of human disruptions on Earth's natural systems.
EcoHealth
Eco-health is an emerging field (similar to planetary health) that studies the interactions between ecosystems on human health.
The World Health Organization (WHO)
The World Health Organization (WHO)offers several training packages for practitioners and students.
Climate Change and Health: Training modules
Other resources and tools?
Here you can suggest other resources and tools that you think should be added to the list.
Responsibility for this webpage
This collaborative resource page is the result of the recommendations put forth by students and researchers who took part in a report (available only in Norwegian) on climate and sustainability in health education. The University of Bergen, UiT the Arctic University of Norway, NTNU, and the University of Oslo have collaborated to develop this resource page.
