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Support your local pharmacy against SARS-CoV-2 here!
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DV III | 29.09.2019
EPSA Autumn Assembly 2018 | A serbian delight
TWINNET 2018 | A very Dutch Weekend
National Pharmacy Students' Weekend
national | e.g. asep delegates' assemblies
international | e.g. IPSF general assembly
professional bodies | e.g. pharmaSuisse delegates' assemblies

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We are delighted to share with you first access to

We are delighted to share with you first access to the WHO Academy’s new COVID-19 mobile learning app that is targeted specifically to health workers! This app was created in direct response to the online survey of health workers conducted by the WHO Academy in March and April, to which we received more than 20,000 responses – many thanks to those of you who responded. The WHO Academy app is available in the Apple App Store and the Google Play Store and provides mobile access to the WHO COVID-19 knowledge resources, including up-to-the-minute guidance, tools, training, and virtual workshops to support health workers in caring for patients infected by COVID-19 and protect themselves as they do their critical work. It provides detailed information and tools addressing key areas of concerns for health workers responding to the outbreak:
• Infection prevention control
• Case management
• Use of personal protective equipment
• Staff safety and health
• Risk communication & community engagement #whoacademy

*Donate and encourage others to do so* This year,

*Donate and encourage others to do so*

This year, asep is holding a blood donation contest calling on students to donate blood to save lives. Unfortunately we had some starting difficulties due to the corona virus. Besides the online lectures, helping out in the pharmacies/hospitals and talking to your loved ones on the phone, please don't forget those who are dependent on YOUR BLOOD.

We encourage you to donate blood: save lives with very little effort a blood donation takes only 45 minutes, and one donation can save up to three lives! Encourage your friends to donate blood – donating together is twice as fun!

To participate send us a picture of your blood donation card (with date and stamp of the blood donation service) before the 13th of June 2020 at 23h59 and help us to maintain the blood supply in Switzerland (link in bio). An unforgettable evening with delicacies and drinks, sponsored by Zeller AG, awaits the 10 randomly drawn winners. Believe us, you do not want to miss this
So what are you waiting for - go to the blood donation in your area today !

IPSF will hold a global COVID-19 campaign from 11.

IPSF will hold a global COVID-19 campaign from 11.05.2020-25.05.2020!
The campaign aims to educate the members on the impact of COVID-19 on all five of the ipsf regional offices. Each region will host a 3 day take over, where they will inform members on how COVID-19 is affecting their regions, initiate a challenge, discuss a particular topic and they will also hold some form of activity, whether that be a webinar, video interviews or training.
follow @ipsforg for further information.

#ipsf #covid19campaign

SAVING LIFE: Clean your hands Nurses and midwives

SAVING LIFE: Clean your hands
Nurses and midwives, clean care is in your hands!

Clean health care is one of the most urgent challenges identified by the United Nations, and one that the world community will have to tackle over the next 10 years in our race to meet the SDG deadline. That is why clean care, including best practices in hand hygiene, and the central role that nurses and midwives play in it, is the focus of this year's May 5 campaign.

We wanted to thank all nurses and midwives for their crucial contribution to strengthening high-quality healthcare systems and for their work in ensuring the safety of our patients, families and colleagues, particularly during the COVID 19 pandemic, by preventing healthcare-associated infections. THANK YOU!

#HandHygiene #PreventInfections #SaveLifes #CleanYourHands #WHO #YearoftheNurseandtheMidwife

After a whole week of information about different

After a whole week of information about different vaccines and their diseases during World Immunization Week, we will now take a look at possible vaccines against SARS-CoV-2. 🦠

Therefore please check the asep website for the asep in depth article. ( link in bio) 🐍💚 #asepindepth #covidvaccine #asepPHC

World Immunization Week - Antivaxxer Health and m

World Immunization Week - Antivaxxer

Health and medical professionals agree on the fact that vaccines are one of the major achievements in the 20th century, but not everyone agrees.

In the past few years, opposition to vaccinations has risen. Concerned parents are opting to forego vaccinations.

This has resulted in a surge of infectious diseases that had been previously or nearly eradicated which is a major public health concern.

Parents seem to be most concerned about the MMR vaccine because of the rumor that it might cause autism.
Multiple studies with large samples have shown that the MMR vaccine does not cause autism.
Most of the concerns that create opposition to vaccination are nothing more than misconceptions caused by misinformation.

Unfortunately, the decision not to vaccinate oneself or one’s children doesn’t just affect them. The large number of people refusing vaccines has led to the reemergence of infectious diseases in areas where they had been eradicated or nearly gone.

Measles, a potentially deadly yet preventable disease was declared eradicated in the United States in 2002. But in 2014, there were over 600 reported cases.
source: healthline

#worldimmunizationweek2020 #VaccinesWork #Antivaxxer #asepPHC

World Immunization Week - TBE/FSME: Tick-borne en

World Immunization Week - TBE/FSME:

Tick-borne encephalitis (TBE, german Frühsommer-Meningoenzephalitis, FSME) is a viral infectious disease involving the central nervous system.
The disease most often manifests itself as flu-like symptoms, fever and in some patients with meningoencephalitis, the inflammation of the brain and meninges. Long-lasting or permanent neuropsychiatric consequences are observed in 10 to 20% of infected patients. The detection of a human infection with the TBE pathogen is notifiable in Switzerland.

The cause of Tick-borne encephalitis is the TBE virus, a human pathogenic enveloped single-stranded RNA virus [ss(+)RNA]. The Western subtype of the TBE virus, which is mainly found in Europe, is transmitted by the bite of an infected tick.

A causal treatment of TBE is not possible. In addition to general protective measures such as body-covering clothing and searching the body after a visit to the forest, active vaccination using the TBE vaccine can be considered as a preventive measure. The vaccine contains inactivated, non-proliferating TBE viruses for active immunisation and aluminium hydroxide as an adjuvant.

In February 2019, the Federal Office of Public Health (FOPH, german Bundesamt für Gesundheit, BAG) issued a vaccination recommendation for the whole of Switzerland with the exception of the cantons of Geneva and Ticino.

#worldimmunizationweek2020 #VaccinesWork #TBEvaccine #asepPHC

The impact of the Covid-19 crisis on the pharmaceu

The impact of the Covid-19 crisis on the pharmaceutical students ! -an international comparison- find out about the survey in the link in bio ⬇️ it only takes 5 minutes 🐍💚 Impact de la crise sanitaire Covid-19 sur les étudiants en pharmacie ! -une comparaison internationale- le lien du sondage est dans la biographie, ça prends moins de 5 minutes 🐍💚 #asep #covid_19 #coronavirus #studentlife #crisisimpact #corona #linkinbio

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