COVID-19 Training and online courses
The WASH FIT training package has been completely revised and updated. The complete package is available to download here which includes seven modules and supplementary materials:
You are encouraged to modify and adapt the slides as you need, e.g. changing photos or text to make them more relevant to your setting. If you have any questions or comments on the training materials, please get in touch washinhcf@who.int. Access here |
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COVID-19 Contact Tracing Course
Purdue University Global’s COVID-19 contact tracing course recommended by CDC provides the information you need to help public health agencies track and limit the spread of the novel corona-virus, or COVID-19. The need for health care professionals and volunteers trained in effective contact tracing will be crucial in the coming months, as cities and states lift stay-at-home orders and loosen restrictions on businesses. Use your passion for public health to help your community fight the spread of COVID-19. |
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The prevention and control of the COVID-19 epidemic is managed by a wide variety of public and private actors working with local communities. For this reason, Bioforce has developed this on-line training to support local actors working with the communities. This English version has been put together with the support of Action Against Hunger (ACF France) and OXFAM. |
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The website comes with a password: Covid19msf A significant amount of documentation, guidance, health promotion material for communities and training material has been produced over the past few weeks. All of this has now been made available online for the benefit of healthcare workers, and for logistics and supply teams who support COVID-19 interventions. The information on this brand new resources website reflects current knowledge and information based on MSF’s experience, and is influenced by the exceptional situation created by the COVID 19 pandemic. The information is therefore provisional and to be used only in the absence of standard procedures and materials validated by WHO or the MoH. It does not replace professional clinical judgment or MoH or WHO recommendations. |
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COVID-19: Tackling the Novel Coronavirus How COVID-19 emerged and was identified. Public health measures for COVID-19 worldwide. |
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Hosted: RedR UK : In response to the Covid-19 pandemic, communities are increasingly in need of information about disease prevention and treatment. RedR UK is offering free training to ensure that everyone in the UK has access to accurate and digestible information from the UK government and the NHS, including those who encounter language or cultural barriers. |
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Save the Children - Kaya Connect Covid-19 Leanring Pathway |
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Science Matters: Let's Talk About COVID-19 |
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Understand the emergence of COVID-19 and how we respond to it going forward |
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Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) Training Hosted by: PFH: Understand the disease epidemiology for coronavirus |
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Free Public Health Courses COVID 19 Hosted by: PHC. For better understanding of disease preparedness plan response and capacity building |
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Ready Initiative – training modules Online technical capacity, Online soft skills and remote working capacity strengthening programmes |
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Bioforce has launched "STOP COVID-19" - Essentials for the prevention and control of the virus", a freely accessible, on-line, succint and practical, self learning tool in French, aimed at national and international actors deployed for the prevention and control of the virus in local communities where confinement is particularly difficult. It can be followed online and also downloaded for offline learning. |
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Hosted by: WHO: These courses cover from basic to advanced IPC concepts, to being available online or in-person and include records of achievement
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Training remotely: Sharing of tips and best practices for capacity building in remote management Hosted by: PHAP |