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The WHO Integrated Management for Emergency & Essential Surgical Care e-learning toolkit (CDR) has been developed by the Clinical Procedures Unit in collaboration with the GIEESC programme. This tool targets policy-makers, managers, and health-care providers (surgeons, anaesthetists, non-specialist doctors, health officers, nurses, and technicians). This tool contains WHO recommendations for minimum standards in emergency, surgery, trauma, obstetrics and anaesthesia at first-referral level health-care facilities. The following contents are available on the CD as well as for download. However, the videos are only available on the CD, as it would be impractical for the intended target audience to access them online. Teaching & Reference Guidelines Surgery, Emergency, Obstetrics, Anesthesia, Trauma & Orthopedics at District Hospital Surgical Care at the District Hospital manual Surgical Care at the District Hospital manual HTML Surgical Care at the District Hospital (SCDH) teaching slides Evaluation of Self Learning Training Workshops Trainer`s Guide Model Agenda Participants Evaluation Sample Report of Training Workshop Best Practice Protocols Best Practice Protocols for Clinical Procedures Safety Hand Washing Techniques Waste Disposal for Clinical Procedures Disaster Management Guidelines Burn Management Post-operative Pain Management HIV Prevention Protocols Equipment Lists & Needs Assessment Essential Emergency Equipment Generic List Anaesthetic Infrastructure/Supplies Needs Assessment for Essential Emergency Room Equipment Policy Management Aide-Memoire: Surgical & Emergency Obstetrical Care Training Curriculum on Emergency & Essential Surgical Skills Organization & Management Quality & Safety Safe Surgery & Safe Anaesthesia Protocols Obstetric Safety Protocols Monitoring & Evaluation Research Tool WHO Situation Analysis to Assess Emergency & Essential Surgical Care Enter Situation Analysis data online (password protected)

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World Health Organization is a Specialized Agency of the United Nations, charged to act as the world's directing and coordinating authority on questions of human health. It is responsible for providing leadership on global health matters, shaping the health research agenda, setting norms and standards, articulating evidence-based policy options, providing technical support to countries, and monitoring and assessing health trends.

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