Global Certificate in Dermatology: Global Perspectives

• Global Dermatology Overview: An introductory unit covering the global impact, prevalence, and unique challenges of dermatological conditions.
• Skin Anatomy and Physiology: Examining the structure, function, and cellular processes of the skin, focusing on aspects relevant to dermatology.
• Common Dermatological Conditions: Identifying and differentiating various dermatological disorders with a global perspective, including acne, psoriasis, eczema, alopecia, and skin cancers.
• Diagnostic Techniques in Dermatology: Understanding the tools and methods used in dermatological diagnosis, such as clinical examination, dermatoscopy, and skin biopsies.
• Therapeutic Approaches in Dermatology: Exploring evidence-based pharmacological and non-pharmacological treatments for dermatological conditions, with a focus on cultural sensitivity and resource availability in different regions.
• Dermatological Emergencies and First Aid: Recognizing and managing dermatological emergencies, such as severe allergic reactions, thermal injuries, and infections.
• Public Health and Preventive Dermatology: Strategies to promote skin health and prevent dermatological conditions on a global scale, including education, vaccination, and policy development.
• Dermatological Care in Underserved Populations: Addressing the unique challenges and disparities in dermatological care for marginalized, rural, and resource-limited communities.
• Ethical Considerations in Global Dermatology: Examining ethical dilemmas in global dermatology, such as access to care, clinical trials, and cultural sensitivity.