Are you interested to learn about the Ebola outbreaks context, the wrong and rights sides of preventions, and how people can all do betters?

This fours week free online course is designed on Next Pandemic Prevention and offers contexts about the Ebola outbreak, why now, and why did so many people suffer and die. Moreover, the course engages the practitioners, professionals, and scholars who will concentrate on cultivating the Ebola epidemic and implications better understanding for future health. Additionally, to make sure that the world was more effective in preventing the next pandemic.

In the last history, the 2014 Ebola outbreak has make shown that the existence of health system fragility. Responding to the recent epidemic is critical. This course aims to provide the opportunity to learn lessons from the prevent the next global health catastrophe, frog partnerships across borders, and disciplines.

Anyone interested to know how to prevent the next pandemic prevention must not miss this opportunity.

Details:

Duration: 4 Weeks (3-5 hours weekly)                                       Course pace: Self-Paced

Field of study: Health and Medicine                                          Instruction language: English

Level of study: Introductory                                                      Course provider: edX

Certificate cost: 49 Dollars                                                        Video transcript: English

Deadline: 1 September 2020                                                    Course Developer: Harvard University

Type of course: Free online course                                         Course instructor: Ashish Jha, Director at Harvard Global Health Institute of Harvard University.

Course topics:

• Health
• Global Health
• Public Health
• Government

What participant will gain:

• Participants will gain followings after completing the course:
• Will know about the Ebola outbreak in West Africa.
• Information through the local challenges that patients, clinicians, and national policymakers faced.
• The failing reasons for international response to halt Ebola and prevent its spread.
• How can we control the next pandemic?