Description
Description
This roughly 9-hour course has been designed to help the learner understand infectious disease outbreaks and control. While it was crafted in response to (and during) the COVID-19 pandemic, it does not contain COVID-19 specific lectures, as all lectures predate this pandemic, dating from 2015-2019. The course is a free educational resource and does not have CME.
Authors
Kristina Krohn, M.D., University of Minnesota
Sharmila Shetty, M.D., Centers for Disease Control
Dziwe Ntaba, M.D., University of Minnesota
Arnold Vang, DrPH, Centers for Disease Control
Elizabeth Rogers, M.D., University of Minnesota
Cyrus Shahpar, M.D., Centers for Disease Control
Gregory Armstrong, M.D., Centers for Disease Control
Basia Tomczyk, DrPH, Centers for Disease Control
Shailey Prasad, M.D., University of Minnesota
Dominic Travis, DVM, University of Minnesota
Raj Mody, M.D., Centers for Disease Control
Michael Osterholm, PhD, University of Minnesota
Contact
kroh0040@umn.edu
Learner Audience
Undergraduate Medical Education (UME), Graduate Medical Education (GME), Continuing Medical Education/Continuing Professional Development (CME/CPD)
Domain
Medical Knowledge
Resource Type(s)
Distance Learning - Asynchronous
Instructional Method(s)
Lecture
Keywords
Infectious Disease, Pandemic, Outbreaks, Humanitarian Emergencies, Humanitarian Crises, Disaster Preparedness, QuarantineCopyright
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