GeoPoll has published the findings of a nationwide Knowledge, Attitudes and Practices (KAP) study on the current Ebola outbreak in the DRC, covering all 26 provinces. This release draws on 1,497 respondents; fieldwork is ongoing and findings will be updated as new responses arrive. The report is free and intended for RCCE teams, health agencies, humanitarian implementers, and media covering the response.
A free, mobile-phone accessible, self-, online training designed to equip frontline health-care workers with essential skills to detect, report, and manage EVD safely and effectively.
– Created by Resolve to Save Lives, based on latest WHO Ebola virus disease guidance
– Free
– Available for all countries in Africa
– Mobile-friendly accessibility
– Clinical scenarios (focused on primary healthcare level)
– Engaging learning methods
– Currently in English, French version available very soon
– Self-paced flexibility
– Certificate of participation generated upon completion
-Takes approximately 40 minutes to complete
-Covers how to:
– Recognize EVD cases using standard case definitions
– Provide initial case management/safe supportive care for suspected cases
– Take appropriate infection prevention and control measures when a case is suspected
– Report suspected cases promptly and appropriately
Le Réseau de communication sur Ebola a été initialement créé par le Health Communication Capacity Collaborative (accord de coopération #AID-OAA-A-12-00058) et étendu dans le cadre de Breakthrough ACTION (accord de coopération #AID-OAA-A-17-00017), tous deux sous l'égide du Centre des programmes de communication de l'Université Johns Hopkins. Ce site web est désormais géré par Centre Johns Hopkins pour les programmes de communication Le contenu de ce site web relève de la seule responsabilité du CCP. Les opinions exprimées sur ce site ne reflètent pas nécessairement celles de l'USAID, du gouvernement des États-Unis ou de l'université Johns Hopkins.