Environmental Healthcare Practitioner

Environmental factors like poor water quality and access, exposure to toxic chemicals, vector-borne diseases, air pollution, climate change and degrade urban environment are all highly responsible for death and disability. Statisticians estimated the global death and disease rate due to pollution at 25% and even reaching up to 35% Sub-Saharan-Africa. This has a greater effect on the poor population of developing nations. A large number of these deaths can be avoided as many of these diseases can be prevented. Patient Safety

  • Environmental Health
  • Healthcare in Developing Countries
  • Epidemiology Study of Pollutant Caused Diseases

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