Learning Outcomes

Corona Virus Overview

Day-to-Day Critical Care

Treatment Support and Vaccine

Lesson Summary

In this module, you will look into the coronavirus's origins and growth and explore the variations, transmission patterns, and effective prevention strategies. Learn to detect early symptoms of patient deterioration, and explore monitoring techniques and protocols for quarantining and vaccination.

COVID 19 Support and Critical Care - Course Assessment

Learn how to protect yourself and your community from COVID-19 and its variants in this free online wellness course.

COVID 19 Support and Critical Care

With COVID-19, knowledge, preparedness and compassionate care can make the difference between healing and deteriorating. This health course discusses the COVID-19 pandemic and explains how to avoid contracting the virus. We identify the kind of care required at each stage in case of infection. The course examines COVID’s many variants and the side effects associated with the disease to help you manage its symptoms and protect public health.

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