International SOS launches malaria education course Helping employees who have to work in high-risk areas: InfoQuest

International SOS Health and security assistance company launches online digital learning course on malaria To promote the health and well-being of employees around the world. This online learning course is designed for people living in areas affected by malaria. or those who need to travel to the said area Gain knowledge and preparation necessary for health care while working abroad.

Dr. Jamorn Ngerncharee, Medical Director, International SOS, said: “International SOS has been committed to fighting malaria for more than 20 years in endemic regions. From health risk assessments to implementing vector control programs and supporting community outreach. Our new online malaria training course is a tool to help organizations fulfill their Duty of Care by educating and empowering employees on malaria prevention. It is important to note that Signs of malaria are often overlooked. This is because the symptoms of the disease are similar to those of other, less severe diseases. This issue has caused serious concern. This is because malaria can be life-threatening if not diagnosed and treated in time. Organizations with local or foreign workers Especially in areas at risk for malaria. It is therefore necessary to redouble our efforts to protect employees and the surrounding community.

Developed and written by International SOS medical experts, this training course covers the following topics:

– Guidelines for malaria prevention ABCDE (Awareness = Bite prevention = Preventing mosquito bites Chemoprophylaxis = use of preventive medicine Diagnosis = diagnosis and emergency Emergency practices): Promote health care behaviors to reduce the transmission of malaria and prevent severe illness from the disease.

– Guidelines for preparing for malaria before travel: Provide personnel with the information they need to plan safe travel.

– Provide knowledge and understanding about the symptoms of malaria: To inform trainees about the signs of malaria and how to act if they feel symptoms.

– Case studies from the International SOS Help Center: Provide real-world events and practical guidelines to help those preparing to travel to remote areas.

By InfoQuest News Agency (29 Nov. ’23)

Tags: International SOS, health, International SOS, malaria