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Course – Part I Morning 2:51:52
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Course Timeline & Agenda
- Kevin Kavanagh, MD, MS – 0:00:00 (5:28)
Introduction
- Matthias Maiwald, MD – 00:05:28 (8:50)
Update on Singapore
- Zyad Al-Aly, MD – 00:14:18 (32:05)
An Overview of Long COVID
- Imogen Mitchell, MBBS, PhD – 00:46:23
(22:46) Australia’s experience of COVID-19 Workplace Safety
- Lidia
Morawska, PhD – 01:09:34 (29:19) Airborne infection transmission
& Impact on Frontline Workers
- Nele Brusselears, MD, PhD – 01:38:53
(23:24) Evaluation of science advice during the COVID-19 pandemic in
Sweden
- Laith
Abu-Raddad, PhD – 02:02:17 (28:12) Immune protection of COVID-19
vaccination and natural infection
- Eike Steinmann, PhD – 01:30:29 (20:45)
Transmission and Inactivation of SARS-CoV-2
- Kevin
T. Kavanagh, MD, MS -- 2:51:14 (00:38) Closing Remarks
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approval for moring session endournig program is for 3.0 Credit Hours.
This nursing continuing professional development
activity was approved by the Northeast Multistate Division Education Unit,
an accredited approver by the American Nurses Credentialing Center’s
Commission on Accreditation
Title: Frontline Worker Safety in the Age of
COVID-19 A Global Perspective Approved Contact Hour(s): 3.0 Program Approval
Code #: 072-800-083022 Approved Expiration Date: 08/30/2024
The Northeast Multistate
Division (NEMSD) is a collaborative group of individual autonomous states
(Vermont, and Hawaii) whose purpose is to enhance the power, strength,
success, sustainability, and voice of its member states through the
effective utilization of shared services and resources to champion quality
health care and advance the profession of nursing.
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