About Course
Course Description
Explore the unique challenges and protocols involved in the management of human remains from a public health perspective, including proper handling, disposal, and regulatory considerations.
Certification
Participants will receive a certificate of completion/ competence
Learning Objectives
| Identify contamination risk factors associated with pre-burial and post-burial processes, including handling of human remains, burial site selection, and environmental impacts, to effectively mitigate potential health hazards. |
| Explore procedures and protocols for pre-burial environmental health management, including safe handling and transportation of human remains, disinfection techniques, and regulatory compliance measures to minimize contamination risks during funeral preparations. |
| Investigate post-burial environmental health management practices, such as cemetery maintenance, groundwater protection, and waste management, to ensure the long-term integrity of burial sites and prevent environmental contamination. |
| Analyze the roles and responsibilities of relevant stakeholders, including funeral directors, cemetery operators, environmental health officers, and regulatory agencies, in implementing effective pre-burial and post-burial management strategies to safeguard public health and environmental quality. |
| Develop skills in risk assessment, contingency planning, and emergency response related to contamination incidents beyond the grave, enabling timely and coordinated interventions to mitigate adverse health and environmental impacts associated with burial practices. |
Who is this Course for
Environmental Health Practitioners in all spheres of government and the private sector
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