Immunization

New peer learning course: Measles outbreaks: prevention, response, and recovery

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Learn from health workers’ real-world experience with measles outbreaks

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What you will gain

Hundreds of health workers shared their measles experiences at Teach to Reach 9. This course provides a new way to use these key insights about:

  • Finding measles cases early
  • Working with communities
  • Managing vaccine supplies
  • Getting children both doses
  • Preparing for outbreaks

How this course works

Study these experiences at your own pace:

  • About 6 hours of learning
  • Break it into small steps that fit your schedule
  • Think deeply about how to use the insights
  • Connect with colleagues to share ideas

Why learn with colleagues

Taking this course works better when you join with others because:

  1. You need colleague feedback to complete activities
  2. Discussing ideas helps you think deeper
  3. Connections help long after the course ends

What makes this course valuable

  • Real-world experiences from health workers
  • Practical knowledge tested in actual communities
  • Ideas you can use in your work
  • Deep learning through colleague feedback
  • Professional connections that last

To earn your certificate

  1. Read health workers’ experiences from Teach to Reach 9
  2. Think about how their insights help your work
  3. Share your thoughts in the discussion
  4. Give helpful feedback to one colleague

Remember: Through Teach to Reach 9, health workers shared what really works. Now you can learn from their experience while building useful connections with colleagues.

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