One Health Approach to Pandemic Preparedness
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One Health Approach to
Pandemic Preparedness
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A commitment to One Health
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A revision of submission for the 12th TEPHINET Regional Scientific Conference of the Americas' Interactive Learning Session.
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Your feedback will be appreciated with a certificate of attendance.
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Course code: 1HealthX.
Purpose:
These interactive learning materials are aimed at augmenting the existing knowledge databases that discuss global health systems, that are employable in building public policy for action-oriented outcome. Focused on contributing to the operationalization of One Health for the prevention, control, and management of infectious diseases that have a human – animal – environmental interface.
Description:
An highlight of various technical measures used in assessing, analyzing, and mapping relationships between pandemic-prone infections, and environment-human-animal interactions.
Objectives:
At the end of the session, participants are expected to have acquired a substantial level of intuition into
Infection Prevention and Control (IPC) and various other Infectious Diseases countermeasures that are employable along the three core stages of preparedness cycle: anticipation, response and recovery. Covering essential pandemic preparedness issues like;
— Importance of community actions to pandemic preparedness.
— Advantages of deploying multidisciplinary teams in
assessing relationships between infections, humans, and animals.
— Importance of harmonized public health policies in pandemic preparedness
— Usefulness of information sharing for a collaborative ecosystem for pandemic preparedness plan.
— Ideal settings for using the
WHO’s Early Warning, Alert and Response System (EWARS).
Duration: 3 hours.
Intended Audience: Anyone with an interest in public health.
Mode of Instruction: Self Paced E-learning.
Certification:
A digital certificate of course completion is available upon course completion. A score of 70% and above is required.
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Modules:
1- Assessing relationships between infections, humans, and animals
2- Analyzing relationships between
pandemic-prone infections, and environment-human-animal interactions.
3- Mapping relationships between pandemic-prone infections, and environment-human-animal interactions.
Registration: 1HealthX
Fee: Free
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Facilitator:
(A Freelance Biomedical Researcher; Founder of African College of Health)
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Disclaimer:
All contents are for educational purpose (s) only. Information contained in here belong(s) to the African College of Health for legality, but neither does it represent an alternative to Physician's opinion nor a liability whatsoever.
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ACCREDITATION:
We are in the process of accreditation.
Contact:
African College of Health
wa.me/+2349052389099
Email: africancollegeofhealth@gmail.com
Reg: https://bit.ly/2KWxbm1
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