Epidemic and Pandemic Disease Awareness

In module one, we will learn about the history of pandemic outbreaks and the difference between epidemics and pandemics.

In module two, we will gain an in-depth understanding of pandemic risk management, including mitigation strategies and risk assessments.

In module three, we will compare MERS and SARS disease, their symptoms and how they are transmitted from person to person.

In module four, we will develop our understanding of the new coronavirus, how it was contracted from animals, WHO statistics, symptoms and the safety precautions we can take.

In module five, we will gain a deeper understanding of how zoonotic diseases are formed and how they can be transmitted to humans.

In module six, we will learn about the history and origin of HIV, taking a look at how the virus spread and HIV transmission.

In module seven, we will explore the symptoms and treatment of influenza, prevention procedures and causes.

In module eight, we will take a look at the origin and history of the Nipah Virus, its signs & symptoms, treatment and diagnosis process.

In module nine, we will develop our knowledge and understanding of smallpox, signs and symptoms, prevention and treatment.

In module ten, we will learn about the causes and symptoms of viral meningitis, how it spreads, diagnosis, treatment & prevention.

In module eleven, we will gain a deeper understanding of the history and origin of the Ebola virus, the transmission process, signs and symptoms.

In module twelve, we will explore the symptoms and treatment of Zika virus and how the Zika virus is tested and transmitted.

In module thirteen, we will learn about plague outbreaks, including some key facts and the WHO’s response to the plague.

In module fourteen, we will explore some of the milder threats to human beings such as Yellow Fever, the Hendra virus, and Dengue. 

In module fifteen, we will broaden our understanding of pandemic risks and the major consequences of a global spread of infection.

In module sixteen, we will at some mitigation strategies for pandemic diseases and health and social care preparedness.