Developing Public Health Workshops on Toxicology and Chemical Risks provides guidelines for creating effective educational programs on toxicology for public health professionals and communities. It covers workshop design, content development, interactive activities, and evaluation methods to enhance learning and awareness. The book emphasizes the importance of tailored education to address specific toxicological concerns within different populations. Ideal for public health trainers and educators, it advances best practices in toxicology workshop development.
Layla Stokes specializes in developing public health workshops focused on toxicology and chemical risks, aiming to educate communities about the dangers of chemical exposures and prevention strategies. Her research involves creating interactive and informative workshop curricula that cover topics such as chemical safety, exposure assessment, and risk mitigation. Layla has implemented successful workshop programs in various communities, enhancing public understanding of toxicological principles and empowering individuals to protect their health. She has published numerous studies on the impact of educational workshops on community health behaviors and awareness. As an editor, Layla provides guidelines for public health educators and toxicologists to design and conduct effective toxicology workshops, promoting community resilience and safety through targeted educational initiatives.