GMHC 2014

Introduction to the Ebola Virus

Introduction to the Ebola Virus

Resource Library Introduction to the Ebola Virus
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Phil F

Mar 6, 2015

The 2014 Ebola outbreak has already killed more than 4000 people, and the end is not clearly in sight. During this session, we will put Ebola into context of other health problems in Africa and then review the presentations, diagnosis, management, and prevention of this devastating illness. We will also explore ways that we can get involved in battling Ebola, whether near to or far from West Africa.

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Associate Degree and Diploma Nurses

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Doctoral Prepared Nurses

Emergency Medicine

Environmental Health

Family Medicine

Gastroenterology

Health Education

Global Health Interest Areas

Community Development

Disaster Relief

Disease Prevention

Equipping Indigenous People

Justice & Mercy

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