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خرید پکیج
تعداد آیتم قابل مشاهده باقیمانده : -2 مورد

Examples of climate and medical education intersections

Examples of climate and medical education intersections
Climate determinants of health
  • Can residents counsel a patient who must work outside during extreme heat (eg, construction, agriculture, landscaping, or package delivery workers)?
  • Can residents identify and counsel patients with moderately severe chronic illnesses regarding access to air conditioners or cooling stations?
  • Can residents use the electronic medical record to identify patients at risk for climate-related health effects?
Vector-borne conditions
  • Can residents diagnose and treat new or emerging infectious diseases in their region?
  • Can residents describe how climate change-related occurrences, such as rising temperatures, storms, fires, flooding, and power outages, produce different vector-borne conditions?
Climate-related disasters
  • Can residents identify which patients live in flood-prone or wildfire risk areas?
  • Can residents counsel patients with chronic illnesses on how to plan for leaving home suddenly?
  • Can residents identify which clinical conditions are most at risk for decompensation in situations of severe weather (eg, heat, cold)?
Medications
  • Can residents identify which medicines may promote heat exhaustion, stroke, or dehydration?
  • Can residents identify which inhalers will explode in an overheated car?
  • Can residents counsel patients regarding plans for temperature-sensitive medications during loss of power and refrigeration?
Health center power loss
  • What preparations, such as simulations, have residency programs put in place for extended brownouts or blackouts?
  • How will residents and faculty access the health center during flooding and other extreme events?
Reproduced with permission from: Sullivan GM, Simpson D, Yarris LM, et al. A call for articles on climate and graduate medical education—JGME supplement issue. J Grad Med Educ 2023; 15:143. Copyright © 2023 Journal of Graduate Medical Education.
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