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H.E.L.P in JAPAN 2003 operated by Center for Global Health and Humanitarian Studies The course comprises two modules. The first provide the public health tools necessary for making appropriate decisions in emergency situations involving large populations. The next examine the health related issues that arise in humanitarian activities. It also observes the responsibilities and duties of health professionals which are the basis for decision making in humanitarian operations that respect the dignity of the victims they seek to assist. Specifically module 1 includes initial assessment and planning, food and nutrition and natural disasters and module 2 consists of medical ethics, dilemmas in humanitarian operations and health & human rights. Course Type Certificate Course CourseDuration 3 Weeks Course Cost US$ 1500 including material cost (Must be paid in Japanese Yen) Accommodation Single \7350/night Shared \6615/night Course Schedule 2003 March 10 -2003 March 28 Course Audience Health professionals, other professionals holding decision making positions in emergency programs. Priority will be given to Asian candidate in Japanese course. A HELP certificate is awarded upon completion of course requirements. Financial assistance is available and limited to a number of applicants based on need.