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-The Four Levels of PPE in a
COVID-19 context
- Donning and Doffing procedures for
full PPE
As the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has advised all
Americans to wear cloth masks in public to prevent the spread of
covid-19, The BMJ examines the evidence
The nutritional needs and approach to
nutritional care to Hospitalized COVID-19 Patients
Training Objectives. 1-Provide guidance COVID 19 case management at facility level. 2-Strengthening community linkage with public health services on preparedness, prevention, and control (home quarantine, home care, stigma and discrimination) including community / family support systems. 3-Enhancing uptake of response and control of public health measures (safe behaviours and social distancing measures and early self-reporting if symptoms develop) and tracking and addressing of rumors and misinformation. 4-Protection of health care workers from acquiring COVID-19
This is a broad category
of supportive content concerning implementation of all-of-society
resilience, repurposing government, business continuity, and community
services plans
This category relates to the processes for contact tracing and quarantine of contacts. For contact tracing: training and operational guidance should be provided for the rapid investigation of suspected COVID-19 cases. Content should support local, regional, or national health authorities as considerations for investigating cases and contact tracing of COVID-19.
This
category is intended for content that supports clinicians taking care
of hospitalised adult and paediatric patients with severe acute
respiratory infection (SARI) when a nCoV infection is suspected.
This category concerns basic health measures that protect individuals and the public they may have contact with.
This category concerns
information on what facilities should be doing to be prepared to respond
to a case of an emerging respiratory virus such as the novel
coronavirus, how to identify a case once it occurs, and how to properly
implement IPC measures to ensure there is no further transmission to
health care workers or to other patients and others in the healthcare
facility.
This category addresses
content collected in support of a RCCE plan. Details of the planning
process can be found within the WHO.
The Smart Paper Technology (SPT) has been approved to be rolled-out nationally and used for Covid-19 Vaccination data capture by the Ministry of Health
Health Worker Training on COVID-19 Vaccines Available in Uganda
Health Worker Training on Sinopharm Vaccine
Health Worker Training on Janssen Vaccine
Health Worker Training on Moderna Vaccine
Training on handling, storing and transporting Pfizer BioNTech COVID-19 Vaccine
COVID-19 Vaccine Data Management and Information flow
Uganda National Expanded Programme on Immunization
The objective of this training is to provide key information on COVID-19 vaccination to health workers/vaccinators
Target Audience - District Health Managers (DHM) and Health Facility Front liners (HFF)
Target Audience - Community Health Workers (CHWs)
Target Audience - Community Health Workers (CHWs)
Target Audience - Community Health Workers (CHWs)
Target Audience - Community Health Workers (CHWs)
Target Audience - District Health Managers (DHM) and Health Facility Front liners (HFF)
Target Audience - District Health Managers (DHM) and Health Facility Front liners (HFF)
Target Audience - District Health Managers (DHM) and Health Facility Front liners (HFF)
Home-based Care for Frontline Health Workers
The Ministry of Health with the collaboration of partners developed this document to offer guidance for health managers at national and district level, as well as frontline health service providers in public, private and community level on how to continue or discontinue the implementation of selected key essential service during the COVID 19 outbreak.
Covid-19 Case Management Modules
This 2nd edition of the National Guidelines for the Management of COVID-19 has been developed to
reflect the evolving evidence on COVID-19 to meet the needs of front-line health care workers
caring for patients with COVID-19 to ensure quality care
Uganda health system resilience is being tested by this pandemic and to ensure that the country responds adequately and mitigates the impact of the pandemic, the MOH developed guidelines to address the increased demand on the health system generated by COVID-19 pandemic on delivery of essential health service while maintaining uninterrupted quality essential health service delivery.
Uganda National Expanded Programme On Immunization Field Guide For Operational Level Health Workers
