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Media-EIS Fellowship retweeted
Reporting live from Abuja😇
A peep into our 'Trust Walk' exercise as part of day 1 activities for the in-person training for track 2 of the Media-EIS fellowship program 💪
Trust is the glue of life. It can be earned, granted, or given. @Media_eis @BANigeria @NCDCgov #mediaeis
Media-EIS Fellowship retweeted
The Media-EIS fellowship program is a collaborative partnership between Breakthrough ACTION-Nigeria, AFENET Nigeria, and the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control and Prevention to strengthen Nigeria’s capacity to prevent, detect, and...
#MediaEIS
Media-EIS Fellowship retweeted
Learning a lot at Media EIS Fellowship.
#MediaEIS
#MediaEISFellowship
@Media_eis
@BANigeria
@AfenetNigeria
@NCDCgov – at Abuja, Nigeria
The Media-EIS Fellowship's in-person training for Track 2 (Social and Behaviour Change and Risk Communication) progresses into Day 4, enriching fellows with advanced insights.
#MediaEIS #FellowshipLearning #Day4Highlights #SBC
Day 1 Highlights: Media-EIS Track 2's in-person session unfolded with a profound focus on 'Building and Nurturing Trust.' Fellows explored the pivotal role of trust in enabling high-risk endeavors.#MediaEIS #TrustInAction
Media-EIS Fellowship retweeted
Protect your loved ones!
#Meningitis can strike fast, but you can act faster.
Parents/caregivers are urged to visit any primary health care centre to get their children/wards vaccinated against #meningitis.
#TakeResponsibility #VaccinesWork
Media-EIS Fellowship retweeted
Join us for an insightful dialogue as our Head of Surv and Epidemiology and national IHR focal point, @DrLadun joins other expert panellists to explore diverse Country Experiences in Conducting Joint External Evaluations #JEE.
This panel of experts will delve into the successes, challenges, and lessons learned in the #healthsecurity domain
🗓️ TODAY, 23rd January
🕒 12:30 PM (WAT)
📍 VIRTUAL
🔗us06web.zoom.us/j/7764459841…
Media-EIS Fellowship retweeted
📣COMING UP
Join our Lassa Fever EOC, Deputy Incident Manager, Dr Abbah Okpachi as he discusses the importance of a whole-of-society approach to preventing #LassaFever infection.
Tune in LIVE on @ClassicFM943 to join the conversation
📻 94.3 FM
🕥 10:30 am
Media-EIS Fellowship retweeted
Infection Prevention and Control (IPC) is an essential aspect of the clinical management of #LassaFever.
Healthcare workers are urged to always practice standard #IPC measures when attending to patients.
🔗Download, read and share our guidelines:
ncdc.gov.ng/themes/common/do…
Media-EIS Fellowship retweeted
#lassafever season is indeed upon us, we appreciate those who have started lending their voice to this and will appreciate more on this. One key audience we need to focus on are the health care workers.They have to maintain a high index of suspicion as NOT ALL fevers are malaria
Throwback Thursday: Track 1 - epidemiology in-person session #iamnotchallenge. Looking forward to Track 2 in-person session @BANigeria @Afenetnigeria @NCDCgov
#Media_eis #fellowship #Cohort1 #iamnotchallenge
Media-EIS Fellowship retweeted
Our Rapid Response Team #NCDCRRT is in Jigawa, working tirelessly to support the State in the response to #Meningitis.
Beyond response efforts, the team also conveyed required medical and laboratory commodities to aid the State's response.
#EmergencyResponse
Media-EIS Fellowship retweeted
#Measles infection can lead to complications, especially in young children & those with weakened immune systems.
Ensure the completion of routine immunisation for your children or wards to keep them safe and #healthy.
#TakeResponsibility
Media-EIS Fellowship retweeted
All healthcare workers (doctors, nurses, laboratory scientists, support staff etc) with a high level of exposure to cases of #diphtheria should ensure to get vaccinated.
Ensure to take necessary precautions when handling suspected or confirmed cases of #diphtheria.
#StaySafeStayHealthy
Media-EIS Fellowship retweeted
Children can still get vaccines – even with a fever or mild illness because a mild illness does not affect how well the body responds to a vaccine, your child can still be vaccinated if he or she has:
➡️ A low grade fever
➡️ A cold, runny nose, or cough
➡️An ear infection (otitis media) Mild diarrhea.
Get your child vaccinated today!
#SupportImmunization
Happy New Year!
#happyNewYear #media #Fellowship #Health #NCDC #Community #year2024 #Afenet #AFCON2023
