COVID 19 Support and Critical Care

COVID-19's global impact has transformed our world, putting healthcare systems and caregiving professionals' resilience to the test. In response to this enormous public health challenge, this course was developed to empower healthcare professionals and caregivers with the knowledge and abilities they need to provide comprehensive support and critical care to people infected with the coronavirus. We begin by looking into the coronavirus's origins and growth to unravel the historical context of its emergence and metamorphosis into a global pandemic.

The course explores COVID-19’s variations, transmission patterns and early symptoms of patient deterioration before outlining effective prevention strategies used to slow the spread of the disease. We then examine the monitoring techniques and rapid reaction protocols that can make the difference between positive and negative patient outcomes and provide skills required to ensure patients' wellbeing. We outline clinical characteristics of COVID-19 critical illness and discuss the numerous therapeutic options available to COVID-19 patients. This health course then lays out the challenges faced by vaccine distribution strategies and compares failures and successes. Finally, we explain how to develop the empathy and communication skills you need to successfully support patients, families and healthcare teams as they deal with the pandemic and its consequences.

This course is intended for a diverse audience that includes healthcare professionals, first responders, caregivers, community leaders and anyone who wants to make a meaningful contribution to the fight against COVID-19. The course provides a thorough understanding of the pandemic and the critical care assistance it necessitates. Sign up to learn how to protect both your own wellness and public health by acquiring the skills required to face the COVID-19 and any future variants.