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Courses Combined Humanitarian Combined Humanitarian Assistance Response Training (CHART) is an introductory course designed to provide basic information about complex contingency operations in an international arena to U. S. military service men and women. The course has been adapted for foreign militaries requesting the training, including the Singapore Armed Forces and the Japan Self-Defense Forces. Graduates of this course are better prepared to perform their duties toward achieving the missions as prescribed by their command in theaters where complex contingencies exist. Training Assistance Program (TAP) The Center offers customized education and training packages called the Training Assistance Program or TAP. These training programs are designed to meet specific training objectives of the requesting organization. The host organization selects the curriculum and devleops a draft agenda based on the training objectives and target audience. The Center's staff can provide the didactic training, facilitation support and case study management in support of the event. The curriculum can be based on existing Center products, such as EIPC and CHART, or be developed to meet emerging mission focused requirements for the requesting organization. Health Emergencies in Large Populations
(HELP) The HELP course is a three-week intensive graduate-level training course, taught in conjunction with the Medical Division of the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC). Through the facilitation of the Center for Excellence, the HELP course has been taught for four consecutive years at the East-West Center, located on the University of Hawaii Manoa Campus in Honolulu, Hawaii. The HELP Course was created by the ICRC with the participation of the University of Geneva and the World Health Organization (WHO) to meet the public health needs of health professionals working in emergency situations. Pandemic Influenza Courses
(PI) COE has launched a second year series of Pandemic Influenza courses in the region. The effort is focused on building capacity, enhancing relationships, and exchanging information. The over arching design is to facilitate and participate with countries in the region that desire to enhance their surveillance and response capabilities to a Public Health emergency. |
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