Symom Tashrik

Amalgam free dentistry World Health Organisation Oct 2024 Dental amalgam has been used as a restorative material to address dental caries and is one of the contributors to mercury consumption across the globe. The Minamata Convention on Mercury is a global treaty that aims to protect human health and the environment from anthropogenic emissions and releases of mercury and mercury compounds. The treaty outlines the provisions to phase-down the use of dental amalgam.This online course is intended to enhance the knowledge and skills of oral… Show more Dental amalgam has been used as a restorative material to address dental caries and is one of the contributors to mercury consumption across the globe. The Minamata Convention on Mercury is a global treaty that aims to protect human health and the environment from anthropogenic emissions and releases of mercury and mercury compounds. The treaty outlines the provisions to phase-down the use of dental amalgam.This online course is intended to enhance the knowledge and skills of oral health personnel in phasing down the use of dental amalgam and implementing environmentally sound practices to manage its associated wastes. Show less

Antimicrobial Resistance and its aftermath World Health Organization Oct 2024 Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) is one of the leading threats to human health. Tackling AMR will require a One Health response, including addressing AMR in the environment. The environmental dimensions of AMR are often neglected in national action plans and investments on AMR. In this course, you will learn why addressing AMR in the environment is essential and gain insights into how action can be taken to prevent and control AMR in the environment at the national level.

Clinical Management of Dengue on South East Asia World Health Organisaion Oct 2024 This course provides an orientation for the health workforce of the Member States in the South-East Asia Region on the latest relevant guidance and expert experience on clinical case management across the Region, which is considered urgently required to address knowledge gaps and improve dengue case management across the Region.

Course on Ebola-Marburg World Health Organisation Oct 2024 All health and care workers require the knowledge and skills to prevent the transmission of Ebola virus or Marburg virus when providing care for patients. This course provides an overview of the mode of transmission of these viruses, the personal protective equipment required by health and care workers and measures to take for rapid identification and isolation as well as managing the environment.

Ethics and AI development World Health Organisation Oct 2024 his course builds upon the WHO guidance and adapted introductory online course Ethics and Governance of Artificial Intelligence for Health, aiming to guide programmers, designers, data scientists and principal investigators in integrating ethical considerations and effective governance frameworks throughout the full artificial intelligence (AI) lifecycle. The course follows a case-based approach focusing on a use case that explores enhancing access to cervical cancer screening for undocumented… Show more his course builds upon the WHO guidance and adapted introductory online course Ethics and Governance of Artificial Intelligence for Health, aiming to guide programmers, designers, data scientists and principal investigators in integrating ethical considerations and effective governance frameworks throughout the full artificial intelligence (AI) lifecycle. The course follows a case-based approach focusing on a use case that explores enhancing access to cervical cancer screening for undocumented migrant women using an AI tool. Modules cover ethical considerations from data collection to the deployment and maintenance of the AI tool. The course emphasises the significance of informed consent, explores strategies to implement risk-based approaches, and delves into the notions of autonomy and accountability. Through interactive learning, participants gain practical insights into responsible AI design, development, deployment, and maintenance, ensuring the right balance between innovation and healthcare benefits Show less

Global Research Ethics World Health Organisation Oct 2024 The global clinical trials enterprise is growing worldwide. However, many parts of the world, especially low- and middle-income countries (LMICs), lack sufficient clinical trial capacity, meaning sponsors encounter difficulties or avoid establishing trial sites in those countries. Ethical review of interventional clinical research is a core component of institutional, regional, and national clinical trial capacity. This course will provide learners with a foundational understanding of key… Show more The global clinical trials enterprise is growing worldwide. However, many parts of the world, especially low- and middle-income countries (LMICs), lack sufficient clinical trial capacity, meaning sponsors encounter difficulties or avoid establishing trial sites in those countries. Ethical review of interventional clinical research is a core component of institutional, regional, and national clinical trial capacity. This course will provide learners with a foundational understanding of key scientific and ethical issues in the design and review of clinical trials to enable them to critically analyze applications for clinical trials in their local region. Show less

Health environment and Climate change World Health Organisation Oct 2024 Environmental risks to health are responsible for a large fraction of the overall disease burden. Decision makers need to be aware of the most important environmental exposures, exposure-disease links and available options and solutions for creating a healthier environment. This course provides an introduction to environmental health, covering key facts, figures and available interventions on the most important environmental risks, including climate change, air pollution, WASH, chemicals and… Show more Environmental risks to health are responsible for a large fraction of the overall disease burden. Decision makers need to be aware of the most important environmental exposures, exposure-disease links and available options and solutions for creating a healthier environment. This course provides an introduction to environmental health, covering key facts, figures and available interventions on the most important environmental risks, including climate change, air pollution, WASH, chemicals and others. Show less

Humanitarian Shelter & Settlements Course Disasterready.org Oct 2024 The curriculum is designed for humanitarian practitioners, students, academics, trainers, and other relevant institutions. The course was developed by InterAction with the generous support of USAID’s Bureau for Humanitarian Assistance (USAID/BHA). After completing the course, deepen your learning through resources provided in this document Humanitarian Shelter and Settlements Resources.

Intervention of NCDs World Health Organisation Oct 2024 This course aims to provide information and guidance on screening, detection, diagnosis, and management of cardiovascular diseases, type 2 diabetes, chronic respiratory diseases (asthma and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease), and early diagnosis of cancer in primary health care. High-impact essential NCD interventions can be delivered through a primary healthcare approach to strengthen early detection and timely treatment.

MEAL Essentials Certificate Disasterready.org Oct 2024 This certificate program is designed for local and national NGOs new to receiving international funding, implementing partners managing pass-through grants required to comply with MEAL standards, and international NGOs that manage donor grants and contracts with donors that have complex MEAL requirements.

Management of Tuberculosis World Health Organisation Oct 2024 TB is a preventable and curable disease, yet it is a common cause of sickness and death in children and adolescents. Every year, more than one million children and young adolescents fall ill with TB. Young children are at increased risk of severe disease and death. Adolescents are at increased risk of disease that can be readily transmitted. Important gaps remain in finding children and adolescents with TB and in providing TB treatment and TB preventive treatment to children and… Show more TB is a preventable and curable disease, yet it is a common cause of sickness and death in children and adolescents. Every year, more than one million children and young adolescents fall ill with TB. Young children are at increased risk of severe disease and death. Adolescents are at increased risk of disease that can be readily transmitted. Important gaps remain in finding children and adolescents with TB and in providing TB treatment and TB preventive treatment to children and adolescents.This e-course focuses on interventions and programmatic implementation considerations along the cascade of TB care and prevention for children and adolescents. Show less

NTDs and Wound Management World Health Organisation Oct 2024 Chronic wounds represent a widely neglected problem. Many skin NTDs either present with or can develop into wounds/ulcers. In addition, many common skin conditions, such as diabetic foot and venous ulcers require wound care, providing many opportunities for synergy of resources.This course addresses the epidemiology, clinical features, diagnosis, treatment and psychological and socioeconomic impacts of wounds for front-line healthcare workers in resource-limited… Show more Chronic wounds represent a widely neglected problem. Many skin NTDs either present with or can develop into wounds/ulcers. In addition, many common skin conditions, such as diabetic foot and venous ulcers require wound care, providing many opportunities for synergy of resources.This course addresses the epidemiology, clinical features, diagnosis, treatment and psychological and socioeconomic impacts of wounds for front-line healthcare workers in resource-limited settings.#OpenWHO#Wound-management-for-all Show less

Oral Health Diseases and Management World Health Organisatin Oct 2024 Shortages and distribution imbalances of the oral health workforce in countries contribute to suboptimal access to oral health services and high burden of untreated oral diseases and conditions. Building the capacity of health professionals and community-based health workers who have not traditionally been involved in oral health care to identify and refer the common oral diseases, is a strategy that is recommended to improve access to oral health services.This online course is designed… Show more Shortages and distribution imbalances of the oral health workforce in countries contribute to suboptimal access to oral health services and high burden of untreated oral diseases and conditions. Building the capacity of health professionals and community-based health workers who have not traditionally been involved in oral health care to identify and refer the common oral diseases, is a strategy that is recommended to improve access to oral health services.This online course is designed to build capacity of the health professionals and community-based health workers who are the first level of contacts in community, on identifying common oral diseases, acute pain relief and timely referral and delivering messages for oral hygiene maintenance. Show less

Prevention of Psoriasis World Health Organisation Oct 2024 Psoriasis is a common noncommunicable disease visible on the skin that affects at least 60 million people worldwide. This course explores the epidemiology, clinical presentation and subtypes, diagnosis, and management of psoriasis. This course also offers insights into how it is to live with psoriasis.

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Readiness, Contingency, Planning and Implementation World Health Organisation Oct 2024 This training provides a high-level overview for decision-makers and technical experts from governments and key stakeholders or partners involved in Readiness Contingency Planning, and Implementation. Readiness Contingency planning (RCP) is part of a cycle in which the identification and regular monitoring of risks, vulnerabilities, and capabilities inform the planning and implementation of measures to mitigate the risks and to get ready to respond to high-priority risks or imminent health… Show more This training provides a high-level overview for decision-makers and technical experts from governments and key stakeholders or partners involved in Readiness Contingency Planning, and Implementation. Readiness Contingency planning (RCP) is part of a cycle in which the identification and regular monitoring of risks, vulnerabilities, and capabilities inform the planning and implementation of measures to mitigate the risks and to get ready to respond to high-priority risks or imminent health emergencies.This training defines key principles, approaches, and tools to assess your readiness status and plan for anticipatory actions to strengthen your readiness for response operations. Show less

TB and Mental Health World Health Organisation Oct 2024 Various mental health conditions are reported among people suffering from TB. These negatively affect people’s health-related quality of life and may increase the chances of negative treatment outcomes. Mental health conditions have also been reported as the most prevalent impairment and disability following TB treatment. WHO’s End TB strategy calls for integrated people-centered care, which makes it crucial to have effective collaboration with other health-care services, such as those… Show more Various mental health conditions are reported among people suffering from TB. These negatively affect people’s health-related quality of life and may increase the chances of negative treatment outcomes. Mental health conditions have also been reported as the most prevalent impairment and disability following TB treatment. WHO’s End TB strategy calls for integrated people-centered care, which makes it crucial to have effective collaboration with other health-care services, such as those responsible for mental health.This e-learning course places a special spotlight on the links between TB and mental health conditions and the basic interventions to deliver at the level of primary health care through effective collaboration between the TB and mental health programmes. The course will provide you with the knowledge and skills needed to identify possible mental health conditions in people suffering from TB and the supportive actions you can take in response.The main focus of this e-course is clinical; programmatic aspects are discussed only when relevant to specific topics. Show less

WASH improvement & Neglected Tropical Disease Eradication World Health Organisation Oct 2024 Neglected tropical diseases (NTDs) can cause significant disabilities and even death. These diseases affect more than 1.6 billion people worldwide, primarily among the most vulnerable communities. Access to safe water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) services plays a critical role in the prevention, management, and care of NTDs.