WHO is offering two online trainings to support the response to the #2019nCoV outbreak.
They are available on the open learning platform, OpenWHO.org
WHO Situation Report 9 February 2020 bit.ly/2Hb26cy
They are available on the open learning platform, OpenWHO.org
WHO Situation Report 9 February 2020 bit.ly/2Hb26cy
#2019nCoV-related course available on OpenWHO.org:
Emerging respiratory viruses, including 2019-nCoV: methods for detection, prevention, response and control bit.ly/2SbOlAn
Emerging respiratory viruses, including 2019-nCoV: methods for detection, prevention, response and control bit.ly/2SbOlAn
#2019nCoV-related course available on OpenWHO.org:
WHO critical care severe acute respiratory infection course: bit.ly/2SfMCdD
WHO critical care severe acute respiratory infection course: bit.ly/2SfMCdD
On 9 Feb, the Japanese National Health Authorities provided WHO with update on the situation of the #DiamondPrincess 🚢, currently harboured in Yokohama, 🇯🇵.
64 individuals were found to have #2019nCoV among passengers & crew members bit.ly/2Hb26cy
64 individuals were found to have #2019nCoV among passengers & crew members bit.ly/2Hb26cy
All crew and passengers of #DiamondPrincess 🚢 are closely followed-up, medically examined and tested for #2019nCoV when displaying any signs or symptoms suggestive of 2019-nCoV acute respiratory disease.
WHO Situation Report 9 February 2020 bit.ly/2Hb26cy
WHO Situation Report 9 February 2020 bit.ly/2Hb26cy
The quarantine period of the #DiamondPrincess🚢 will come to an end on 19 February.
The period will be extended beyond the 19 Feb as appropriate only for close contacts of newly confirmed cases. They need to remain in quarantine for 14 days from last contact with a confirmed case
The period will be extended beyond the 19 Feb as appropriate only for close contacts of newly confirmed cases. They need to remain in quarantine for 14 days from last contact with a confirmed case
