Strengthening Infection Prevention and Control in Sierra Leone and Ethiopia
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thank you for ur information
i am IPC expert in primary hospital of sidama region ..advacede IPC stratage is implication in our hospital but their is no suficeint budget , so it imposible to practice this
Good success and please try toacknowledge individuals who contributed from training material adaptation to mentoring activities for this success
I am so lucky since I am one of the graduate of EPCAP 6 month training . This training should be given for health care professionals at large in collaboration with the universities
It’s a promising initiative since our country,Ethiopia, has to work a lot in improving IPC practices in hospitals, and for that, we need well trained professionals.
Keep up the good work 👏 🙌!!
Very informative blog. The CDC should resurrect a public health “peace corps” and staff it with retired health care professionals. My wife and I would be interested in participating. It would not only promote good will in the World but would also better prepare the US for public health
emergencies.