Arthritis Online Courses

There are two arthritis public health based courses are available online through the CDC TRAIN. CDC TRAIN is an free external learning management system — a learning resource for public health professionals and an affiliate of the Public Health Foundation TrainingFinder Real-time Affiliate Integrated Network (TRAIN). CDC TRAIN is available to learners across the public health community including public health practitioners, healthcare professionals, laboratorians, epidemiologists, veterinarians, first responders, educators, and students.

By going to the CDC TRAIN site you will be able to create an account or login in to enroll in these two courses, take a pre and post test and get a certificate of completion. Once you have logged into the CDC TRAIN you can enter the course name you are interested in the search tab and follow the prompts. Once you have an account you will have access to thousands of continuing education offerings and trainings.

Learn more about these two arthritis online courses

Arthritis Challenge: This Web-based course offers information and tests your knowledge on arthritis-related basics, epidemiology, prevention, and treatment. The course is designed as an online challenge offering information on five focus areas, and a pretest and posttest to assess the participant's knowledge.

Public Health Approach: A unique and powerful way to perceive and address national and local health issues. Unlike the medical model, which deals with the doctor-patient relationship, the public health approach deals with the community as a whole. Public health interventions are community-focused, population-based interventions aimed at preventing a disease or condition, or limiting death or disability from a disease or condition.

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