WHO Academy: Covid-19 Learning Hack 5.1.6 + Redeem Codes
Covid-19 Learning Center
Developer: World Health Organization
Category: Medical
Price: Free
Version: 5.1.6
ID: org.who.WHOA
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Description
Health workers need accurate, extensive, reliable, and timely information on COVID-19 to save lives and stay safe.
This app provides health workers everywhere with an efficient way to access the World Health Organization’s COVID-19 knowledge resources all in one place, including up-to-the-minute guidance, tools, training, self-paced learning, and virtual workshops to support health workers in caring for patients infected by COVID-19 – as well on how they can protect themselves as they do their critical work.
With content in six languages – Arabic Chinese, English, French, Russian and Spanish – the app is a convenient tool for accessing WHO’s rapidly expanding and evolving training materials and guidance, along with opportunities to participate in virtual skills workshops and other live training.
Key features include learning guidance, learning materials, and tools organized into the following COVID-19 subject matter areas:
• Case Management: How to care for COVID-19 patients
• Infection Prevention Control / Staff Safety and Health: Protecting health worker and the community
• Epidemiology: Distribution, characteristics, and determinants of COVID-19
• Laboratory: Laboratory testing for COVID-19 in humans
• Maintaining Essential Health Services and Systems: Strategic planning and coordinated action
• International Health Regulations: Public health and international spread of disease
• Risk Communication and Community Engagement: Communicating effectively with the public
• Research & Development: Working towards a treatment and a vaccine.
• Operational Support and Logistics
• Regional Information
It also includes updated news and statistics on the COVID-19 pandemic.
This app is brought to you by the WHO Academy, a new internal division of WHO. The Academy will be officially launched in May 2021 as the WHO’s state-of-the-art lifelong learning centre, applying the latest technologies and adult learning science to meet the learning needs of millions of health workers, policymakers, and WHO staff around the world.
More about the WHO Academy: http://academy.who.int
This app provides health workers everywhere with an efficient way to access the World Health Organization’s COVID-19 knowledge resources all in one place, including up-to-the-minute guidance, tools, training, self-paced learning, and virtual workshops to support health workers in caring for patients infected by COVID-19 – as well on how they can protect themselves as they do their critical work.
With content in six languages – Arabic Chinese, English, French, Russian and Spanish – the app is a convenient tool for accessing WHO’s rapidly expanding and evolving training materials and guidance, along with opportunities to participate in virtual skills workshops and other live training.
Key features include learning guidance, learning materials, and tools organized into the following COVID-19 subject matter areas:
• Case Management: How to care for COVID-19 patients
• Infection Prevention Control / Staff Safety and Health: Protecting health worker and the community
• Epidemiology: Distribution, characteristics, and determinants of COVID-19
• Laboratory: Laboratory testing for COVID-19 in humans
• Maintaining Essential Health Services and Systems: Strategic planning and coordinated action
• International Health Regulations: Public health and international spread of disease
• Risk Communication and Community Engagement: Communicating effectively with the public
• Research & Development: Working towards a treatment and a vaccine.
• Operational Support and Logistics
• Regional Information
It also includes updated news and statistics on the COVID-19 pandemic.
This app is brought to you by the WHO Academy, a new internal division of WHO. The Academy will be officially launched in May 2021 as the WHO’s state-of-the-art lifelong learning centre, applying the latest technologies and adult learning science to meet the learning needs of millions of health workers, policymakers, and WHO staff around the world.
More about the WHO Academy: http://academy.who.int
Version history
5.1.6
2022-04-21
• Personal Protective Equipment Course (using Augmented Reality) Available Now!
• New Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) section
• Bug fixes and improvements.
• New Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) section
• Bug fixes and improvements.
5.1.5
2021-04-16
• Personal Protective Equipment Course (using Augmented Reality) Available Now!
• New Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) section
• Bug fixes and improvements.
• New Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) section
• Bug fixes and improvements.
5.1.4
2020-12-31
• Personal Protective Equipment Course (using Augmented Reality) Available Now!
• New Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) section
• Bug fixes and improvements.
• New Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) section
• Bug fixes and improvements.
5.1.3
2020-11-30
• Personal Protective Equipment Course (using Augmented Reality) Available Now!
• New Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) section
• Bug fixes and improvements.
• New Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) section
• Bug fixes and improvements.
5.1.2
2020-11-16
• Personal Protective Equipment course (using Augmented Reality) available now!
• New Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) section
• Bug fixes and improvements.
• New Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) section
• Bug fixes and improvements.
5.1.1
2020-11-12
• PPE AR Learning Available now!
• New Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) section
• Bug fixes and improvements.
• New Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) section
• Bug fixes and improvements.
5.1
2020-11-05
• PPE AR Learning Available now!
• New Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) section
• New Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) section
5.0
2020-08-19
Bug fixes and improvements
4.0
2020-07-01
Bug fixes and improvements
3.1
2020-06-19
Bug fixes and improvements.
3.0
2020-06-12
1. New feature - Bookmark
2. New feature - New content notification
3. Bug fixes and improvements.
2. New feature - New content notification
3. Bug fixes and improvements.
2.0
2020-05-25
Release Notes:
1. Introduced the Portuguese language.
2. New feature - WHO's Global literature on COVID19.
3. New feature - Document/files can be shared from the app.
4. Bug fixes and improvements.
1. Introduced the Portuguese language.
2. New feature - WHO's Global literature on COVID19.
3. New feature - Document/files can be shared from the app.
4. Bug fixes and improvements.
1.0.1
2020-05-17
- Bug Fixes
- Performance Improvement
- Performance Improvement
1.0
2020-05-08
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Ratings
4.4 out of 5
25 Ratings
Reviews
gabrieleonb,
Excelente, pero aún tiene algunos bug
La aplicación para informar al personal médicos y guardar documentación esta genial. Pero aún presenta algunos errores, cuando llega una nueva información, aparece el icono rojo en las tarjetas pero al buscar esa supuesta nueva información no aparece señalada en negrita y tampoco aparece de primera como debería ser, imposibilitando encontrar la nueva información y tampoco borrándose la notificación.
Ali Theyab,
Best Source for Health Information
The WHO Academy application is great step forward to reach out to healthcare workers around the world with reliable training materials and sources of information. Myself and my colleagues find this app on the top of the applications list to join webinars and advance our healthcare practice.
TMP Brock,
Whoa! is it right
This is a great resource for health worker trainees worldwide. It aggregates lots of evidence that would otherwise be difficult to find quickly. It uses a straightforward and appealing organisational system. It has great potential for educators. The acronym WHOA is perfect - slow down and pay attention to this app!
patcoyle,
Timely and full of info
I was delighted to learn this was available.
李绿甜,
Please enhance the accuracy of Chinese translation!
Please enhance the accuracy of Chinese translation! When choosing a country in "location preference" in Chinese, there are many errors in the name translation of other countries. The most typical mistake is that you translated Turkey into animal Turkey.
WHO Hater,
Stupid
Who is the chinese health organization
Backpacking Diplomacy,
Muy útil
Me gusta mucho esta app, me ha ayudado bastante con información sobre Covid-19
SnooksA,
The World Health Organization is no longer a reliable source.
How many years will it take the WHO to provide reliable information? As of this date, 11/26/2022, WHO has failed to provide basic oral and nasal care as part of its protocol for controlling and/or treatment of COVID.
My father brushed his teeth and gargled with Listerine at least twice per day, every day. During his 40+ years of work in the Grocery Business, he very rarely missed a day due to illness.
In addition, he had a handkerchief in his back pocket at all times and used it when he felt a cough or sneeze coming on.
Simple solutions that for some reason the “scientists” at WHO do not seem to understand. They seem more interested in locking people down and taking their rights away from them than solving practical problems in health care.
My father brushed his teeth and gargled with Listerine at least twice per day, every day. During his 40+ years of work in the Grocery Business, he very rarely missed a day due to illness.
In addition, he had a handkerchief in his back pocket at all times and used it when he felt a cough or sneeze coming on.
Simple solutions that for some reason the “scientists” at WHO do not seem to understand. They seem more interested in locking people down and taking their rights away from them than solving practical problems in health care.
