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课程主页: https://www.coursera.org/learn/contact-tracing-for-covid-19
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课程名称：疫情期间的人口健康：接触追踪及其他 概述：请注意，该课程的报名即将关闭，因为该主题在新冠疫情期间具有特别重要性。历史上，流行病曾对人口造成毁灭性影响并改变人类的发展轨迹。目前的新冠疫情在全球范围内对某些地区和人群产生了不成比例的影响。本课程概述了新冠疫情的深远影响，并将接触追踪作为减缓疾病传播的工具。接触追踪员在帮助州和地方卫生部门（特别是在像德克萨斯州这样的大型多元州）方面至关重要。 该课程是在新冠疫情初期开发的，因此某些关于疾病流行情况、死亡率和疫苗的数据随着时间的推移已经发生变化。尽管如此，课程内容仍然与疫情期间的人口健康和接触追踪问题相关。 致谢：流行病学及孕期与COVID-19模块的作者由衷感谢Andrew Roblyer, CHSE，Bettina Beech, MD, MPH，和LeChauncy Woodard, MD, MPH的协助，提供插图和编辑反馈。社区资源团队感谢Gabriela Mohr，休斯顿大学社会工作研究生学院的博士生，帮助开发参考文献。伦理、法律和监管考量模块的作者感谢他们的研究助理Cody Miller。疫苗与传播模块的作者感谢Andrew Robyler和C. Griffin Litwin, BA，UH NSM本科后研究生（政治学学士）关于教学设计的专业知识。感谢Matthew Castillo和Iggy Harrison对视频模块的制作提供的帮助。 大纲： 第一部分：疫苗与传播 描述：本模块描述了人体免疫系统及抗体和疫苗在新冠疫情中的作用。由于目前没有可用的COVID-19治疗方法，本模块还将概述冠状病毒传播的方式和在新冠疫苗可用之前，减少传播的关键预防策略。 第二部分：社区资源 描述：接触追踪员是公共卫生工作的重要环节，有助于遏制新冠感染的蔓延。他们也是许多人获得急需资源的生命线。在本模块中，您将了解新冠对生活各个领域可能造成的干扰。这将帮助您在与个案/客户交流时更加敏感，倾听特定需求。该模块还涵盖了如何找到各种资源的示例及在分享信息前如何进行信息筛选的策略，最后讨论为弱势群体（包括移民、老年人、无家可归者和退伍军人）寻找资源时的重要考虑。该模块不会使您成为社工或个案管理者，但会为您提供助力，帮助个案/客户寻找所需资源的工具。
Part: 1
Title:Vaccine and Spread
Description:This module describes the body’s immune system and the role of antibodies and vaccines in the COVID-19 pandemic. As there are currently no available COVID-19 treatments, this module will also provide an overview of how coronavirus spreads and critical prevention strategies to reduce transmission prior to the availability of a COVID-19 vaccine.
Part: 2
Title:Community Resources
Description:Contact Tracers are a critical link in public health efforts to stem the tide of new COVID-19 infections. They are also a lifeline to much-needed resources for many of the people they will contact. In this module, you will learn about some of the areas of life that COVID-19 may have disrupted. This will allow you to be sensitive to and listen for specific needs when you are speaking with a case/client. The module also covers examples of how and where to find a variety of resources for your case/client, and some strategies for vetting the information before you share it. Finally, the module covers some important considerations about finding resources for vulnerable populations, including immigrants, older adults, homeless individuals, and veterans. The module will not make you a social worker or a case manager, but it will equip you with the tools to help your case/client find the resources they need.
Please note that this course will close for enrollment soon since the topic was specifically important during the COVID-19 pandemic. Throughout history, pandemics have devastated populations and changed the trajectory of mankind. The global effects of the current COVID-19 pandemic have disproportionately affected certain regions and population groups. This course provides an overview of the far-reaching impact of COVID-19 and presents contact tracing as a tool to mitigate the spread of the disease. Contact tracers are critically needed to help state and local health departments, particularly in large and diverse states such as Texas. This course was developed during the early phases of the COVID-19 pandemic, and thus, some of the data regarding disease prevalence, mortality, and vaccines have changed over time. The content, which addresses issues specific to population health and contact tracing during a pandemic, remains relevant. Acknowledgments: The Epidemiology and Pregnancy and COVID-19 module authors would like to thank Andrew Roblyer, CHSE, Bettina Beech, MD, MPH, and LeChauncy Woodard, MD, MPH, for their assistance in creating illustrations and providing editorial feedback. The Community Resources team would like to thank Gabriela Mohr, Doctoral Student, University of Houston Graduate College of Social Work, for her help in developing references. The authors of the Ethical, Legal, and Regulatory Considerations module authors would like to thank their research assistant Cody Miller. The authors of the Vaccine and Spread module would like to thank Andrew Robyler and C. Griffin Litwin, BA, a UH NSM post-baccalaureate student (BA in Politics), for his instructional design expertise. Thank you to Matthew Castillo and Iggy Harrison for their help in creating the video modules.
