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COVID-19 Contact Tracing

Sciences

Diploma program

Public Health

Natural Science

Coursera

English

Elementary

SARS-CoV-2 Virus

Natural History of SARS-CoV-2​

Risk Factors for Severe Disease​

Diagnosing COVID-19

Transmission of SARS-CoV-2

Why Stopping Transmission is So Important

Summary of COVID-19

A Note on Updates in this Course

Course Resources and Technical Support

Glossary of terms

Assignments

Provide Your Feedback on this Module (Required)

SARS-CoV-2 virus (Unlimited Attempts Permitted)

Natural history of SARS-CoV-2 (Unlimited Attempts Permitted)

Risk factors for severe disease (Unlimited Attempts Permitted)

Diagnosing COVID-19 (Unlimited Attempts Permitted)

Transmission of SARS-CoV-2 (Unlimited Attempts Permitted)

Why Stopping Transmission is So Important (Unlimited Attempts Permitted)

1 week: Basics of COVID-19

Contact Tracing for COVID-19 Prevention

Defining Case, Contact, Isolation, and Quarantine

Calculating Isolation and Quarantine Duration

Identifying High-Risk Situations

Summary

CDC Guidance and the COVID-19 Isolation and Quarantine Calculator

Contact Tracing for COVID-19 Prevention (Unlimited Attempts Permitted)

Defining Case, Contact, Isolation and Quarantine (Unlimited Attempts Permitted)

Calculating Isolation and Quarantine Duration (Unlimited Attempts Permitted)

Identifying High-Risk Situations (Unlimited Attempts Permitted)

2 week: Basics of Contact Tracing for COVID-19

The Basic Steps

Observing Basic Case and Contact Calls

Checklists for speaking to cases and contacts

The Basic Steps (Unlimited Attempts Permitted)

3 week: Steps to Investigate Cases and Trace Their Contacts

Contact Tracing as a Common Public Health Tool

Defining Privacy, Confidentiality, and Other Terms about Ethics

Balancing Public Good with Privacy, Autonomy, and Confidentiality

Rationale for Using Technology for Contact Tracing

Examples of Technology Used for Each Step

Contact Tracing as a Common Public Health Tool (Unlimited Attempts Permitted)

Defining Privacy, Confidentiality, and Other Terms about Ethics (Unlimited Attempts Permitted)

Balancing Public Good with Privacy, Autonomy, and Confidentiality (Unlimited Attempts Permitted)

Rationale for Using Technology for Contact Tracing (Unlimited Attempts Permitted)

Examples of Technology Used for Each Step (Unlimited Attempts Permitted)

4 week: Ethics of Contact Tracing and Technological Tools

The Importance of Rapport

Tips for Effective Communication

Question Types and When to Use Them

Active Listening: Helping People Feel Heard

Bringing It All Together into One Communication Framework

Common Issues and Tips

Embracing Complexity

Addressing Process Complexities

Addressing People Complexities

Addressing Context Complexities

The Importance of Rapport (Unlimited Attempts Permitted)

Tips for Effective Communication (Unlimited Attempts Permitted)

Question Types and When to Use Them (Unlimited Attempts Permitted)

Active Listening: Helping People Feel Heard (Unlimited Attempts Permitted)

Bringing It All Together into One Communication Framework (Unlimited Attempts Permitted)

Common Issues and Tips (Unlimited Attempts Permitted)

5 week: Skills for Effective Communication

6 week: Final Assessment (Graded)

COVID-19 Contact Tracing

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COVID-19 Contact Tracing