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This short course aims to support anyone who has been affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. It is designed to enhance basic psychosocial skills in participants, enabling them to take care of themselves and then be in a position to support and look after others.
The course focuses particularly on nurses, as they comprise the largest cadre of healthcare staff in the region. However, it is also relevant for all regional healthcare workers, as well as anyone on the frontline of COVID-19 management. These workers might include first responders, essential staff (supplying food for example), and people working in volunteer organisations, among many others.
The course comprises a series of modules which address specific aspects of the program. It is conducted online and is designed to maximise participant interaction. Videos, quizzes, online activities and a participants’ locations map are included in the content, along with real-life case examples.
Module 1
Module 2
Module 3
Module 4
This short course will provide participants with the opportunity to increase their understanding and competence in providing psychosocial support in their work and life.
By the end of the short course you will have:
COVID-19 response
This short course is suitable for, but not limited to:
- Any worker performing critical roles during the COVID-19 pandemic, including nurses, front line workers, first responders and more
- Those people responsible for keeping systems and services functioning during the pandemic.
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START DATE |
Start anytime |
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MODE |
Online |
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DURATION |
Self paced |
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