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Genomics: the connection to public health practice

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Genomics: The study of all the elements of the human genome, their function and their interactions with the environment in relation to health and disease.

About This Module

This module is designed to assist practitioners in integrating knowledge and skills into professional practice and is available through the University of Minnesota School of Public Health Centers for Public Health Education and Outreach and the Midwest Center for Life-Long-Learning in Public Health (MCLPH). MCLPH is a Public Health Training Center supported in part by a grant from the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA). The development of these modules was also supported in part by the Minnesota Department of Health Genomics Project.

This course presents lectures from four national experts in the field of genomics: Timothy Baker, Toby Citrin, Karen Edwards, and William Toscano, Jr. as well as a panel discussion. This course was based on the event Genomics: The Connection to Public Health Practice held on November 4, 2004, in St. Paul, Minnesota.

Module Objectives

Upon completion of the module, you will be able to:

Technical Requirements – Video

To watch the streaming video, your computer will need:

Certificate of Completion

To receive a certificate of completion with .5 CEUs (5.0 60-minute contact hours) participants are required to review each of the five lectures and the panel discussion:

In addition, each participant must take the post-test and pass with at least 70% correct.  Upon successful completion of this module you will be able to print your own certificate.

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