Cholera (Kolera)

This unit contains approximately 11 hours 15 minutes (2 days) of training activities. 

Community Health Workers are trained to:

  • Recognize the signs and symptoms associated with cholera.
  • Prepare Oral Rehydration Serum (ORS).
  • Administer Oral Rehydration Serum (ORS) to infants, children, and adults as part of the treatment for cholera.
  • Refer infants, children, and adults to the health center for treatment.
  • Treat drinking water and cooking water to ensure that it is free from germs.
  • Help families to adopt behaviors that prevent the spread of cholera, including hand washing, treating water, and proper disposal of waste and human feces.
  • Provide or oversee safe burials for people who have died from cholera.
Files
Publication Name
Facilitator Manual
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Facilitator Manual: contains all of the information needed to carry out the training, including preparation and material lists, step-by-step instructions for leading training sessions, pre- and post-tests, and all content from the Participant Handbook.
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Participant Handbook
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Participant Handbook: contains all of the content that participants are trained on (text and illustrations) and also any case studies, scenarios, small group discussion questions, or role plays needed for training sessions. Participants use the handbook during training sessions and afterwards for review.
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Powerpoint Slide Presentation
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Slide Presentation: at sites where electricity and AV equipment are available, facilitators can use the slide presentation. It contains all of the images needed for the training. For sessions that use the slides or flip chart, the Facilitator Manual session steps contain the slide images (thumbnail size) with the accompanying text below each thumbnail.

Please send donations to: Partners In Health, PO Box 996, Frederick, MD 21705-9942