Anthropological Study of Ebola in Liberia
/in Research World Health Organization Liberia English Aid Workers /by Myriam DemsResource Type(s)
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Ebola National KAP Study of Ebola – Sierra Leone – Preliminary Report
/in Research UNICEF Sierra Leone English Aid Workers /by Myriam DemsResource Type(s)
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Boîte à images – Guide de l’animateur – Ebola
/in Training UNICEF, World Health Organization Côte d'Ivoire Français General Aid Workers /by Myriam DemsGuide détaillé, inculant illustrations, pour l’animateur d’une formation portant sur le thème de la maladie à virus ebola.*
Version: Juin 2014.
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DisasterReady.org: Ebola Awareness Quick Guide
/in Website DisasterReady.org Global English Preparedness Aid Workers /by Kim MartinThe DisasterReady.org team has released a 15-minute online course providing basic awareness on the Ebola outbreak. The new Ebola Awareness Quick Guide is now available online at DisasterReady.org. This 15-minute quick guide is developed with content available from the World Health Organization, CDC, and other organizations. The general public and aid workers without specialized health training will benefit from increased awareness of this outbreak.
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Ebola: Resource Guide for Disaster Medicine and Public Health
/in Website National Library of Medicine Global, United States English Crisis Communication, General, Health Promotion, Infection Control, Preparedness, Prevention, Signs and Symptoms, Transmission, Treatment, Waste Disposal Aid Workers, Community Health Workers, General Public, Government, Health Care Workers, Infection Prevention & Control, Laboratory Workers, Leaders /by Katie KuehnLiterature from the U.S. Department of Health & Human Services about Ebola.
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NIH Emergency Access Initiative Resources
/in Website National Library of Medicine Global, United States English Preparedness Aid Workers, Government, Health Care Workers, Leaders, Students /by Katie KuehnAccess to the U.S. National Library of Medicine for Ebola resources.
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Infant feeding in the context of Ebola – Updated Guidance. 18th Sept 2014
/in Fact Sheet CDC, Emergency Nutrition Network (ENN) Sierra Leone English Breastfeeding Aid Workers /by Marie McGrathGuidance developed to address questions from programmers working in the Ebola response. Developed in an informal collaboration by UNICEF, WHO, CDC, ENN, MOH Liberia, NGOs and independent experts in response to a question posted on the technical forum en-net (www.en-net.org). It is being treated as a live document and will be updated informed by further evidence and experience.
Infant feeding in the context of Ebola – Updated Guidance. 18th Sept 2014
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CDC – Interim Guidance for Humanitarian Workers
/in Website CDC United States English Travel Aid Workers /by Marla Shaivitz | Health Communication Capacity CollaborativeResource Type(s)
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CDC – Advice for Humanitarian Aid Organizations
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