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Accreditation
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Beck Health & Nutrition is accredited to provide the Certificate IV in Population Health (HLT42307) under
its National Scope of Registration. National Provider Code 91388.
HLT42307 Certificate IV in
Population Health is a nationally recognised qualification. Occupational
titles for these workers may include: Health Liaison Officer, Schools Program
Officer, Area Health
Education Officer, Health
Liaison Officer, Health Promotion Officer, Health
Sponsorship Coordinator, Women’s Health Educator. For full Qualification
details visit www.ntis.gov.au
The Certificate IV in
Population Health provides partial fulfilment
of Diploma of Population Health (HLT51007) |
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Public/Population Health is
emerging as a key area of health. It is involved with both fixing and
preventing health problems by focusing on groups rather than
individual clinical cases. Population Health is unique as it combines
social, behavioural, environmental, nutritional and health sciences to promote
health for the entire community. Job growth in this area is predicted to soar over the next four years (Sydney Morning
Herald, January 19-20 2008, p.42).
The
Certificate IV in Population
Health is designed to
provide you with the knowledge, skills and professional attributes to work in a
range of population health projects and programs in a wide range of group,
community and workplace settings including schools, childcare, sporting and
recreational clubs, workplace and community health promotion roles. It is a unique blend of population health and practical study of current
health, activity and nutrition guidelines, projects and policies.
The
Certificate IV in Population Health course
will allow learners to develop, tailor, communicate and promote relevant state,
Australian and global health, nutrition and physical activity reports and
guidelines for client groups. This course is suitable for individuals who
wish to develop their knowledge of health and nutrition within a public health
framework.
Skills
covered in the course include:
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Comprehensive study of nutritional principles and latest nutrition research
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Using key
public health, health promotion, education and social marketing principles to communicate
and encourage health-promoting behaviours via a range of communication
channels including meetings, seminars, newsletters and online media.
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Training,
coaching and motivating groups and workplaces on nutrition and healthy
lifestyle choices.
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Providing
guest talks on healthy eating and healthy lifestyle issues.
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Applying
population health principles to evoke long-term, community-based change.
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Incorporating and implementing existing government and community public
health initiatives for your target group.
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Conducting nutrition and healthy lifestyle reviews, action plans, curriculum,
policy and staff training in accordance with recognised health, dietary and activity
guidelines.
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Partnering with community and private enterprise to promote healthy
communities
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Research
and work skills to source and keep up to date with the latest health and
nutrition research and practices.
Subjects
required to complete Certificate IV in Population Health qualification:
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Course Delivery Details (course methodology)
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Self-paced, correspondence delivery (distance education) (no need to
attend lectures or exams). |
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Constant study support via phone,
email and online from professionally accredited and experienced
nutrition, health and education professionals. Unique to Beck
Health & Nutrition is the fact that we have written our own
teaching resources and the academic support you receive is from actual
course developers. Our academic team are highly qualified nutrition, education and public health professionals. |
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Comprehensive printed course texts to guide you through your studies.
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| USB memory stick containing additional
electronic learning resources and comprehensive selection of nutrition,
physical activity and health policies, documents and guidelines. |
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Learning activities
workbook |
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Online learning and research tools |
For detailed course outline and training and assessment strategies for the
Certificate IV in Population Health click here
Units of Competency covered in the
Certificate IV in Population Health:
- HLTPOP501B Apply a
population health framework
- HLTPOP502B Work with
the community to identify health needs
- HLTPOP503B Plan a
population health project
- HLTPOP504B Evaluate
a population health project
- CHCCD19A Establish and maintain community, government and business partnerships
- HLTPOP505B Build
capacity to promote health
- CHCAD3A
Undertake systems advocacy
- HLTOHS300A Contribute
to OHS processes
- HLTOHS400A Maintain
OHS processes
- CHCORG5B
Maintain an effective work environment
- CHCPOL3A
Undertake research activities
- CHCC22B
Provide community education projects
- CHCHPROM1A Share health information
- CUFWRT04A Write presentation material
- CHCPOL1A Participate in policy development
- CHCORG29A Provide coaching and motivation
- CHCCS406A Provide education and support on health, wellbeing and parenting
- SRFFIT015A Provide nutrition advice to clients in accordance with
recommended guidelines
- SIRPPKS015A Provide information, products and services on diet, nutrition and weight
management
The
Certificate IV in Population Health is a nationally recognised qualification
covering skills required for a range of population health
projects/programs. Occupational titles for these workers may include:
Health Promotion Officer, Schools Program Officer, Health Sponsorship Coordinator, Health Promotion
Project Officer, Health Liaison Worker, Community
Health Educator, Area Health Education Officer.
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