The future of public health and medical education is in our hands!

Associate Professor of Epidemiology, Biostatistics, and Evidence-Based Medicine, PhD, Assoc. professor Ussatayeva G.M. took part in a survey conducted by the Global Consortium on Climate and Health Education at Columbia University. This survey is important for informing national, regional, and global investments in climate and health education. The results will help track the global integration of climate change into the public health curriculum, improve the availability of educational resources on climate and health, and enable the next generation of public health professionals to address climate-related health and medical issues. In addition to its global significance, this survey is an excellent example of how to conduct surveys and follow bioethical principles. The study protocol was approved by the Columbia University Ethics Committee.