COVID-19 Disease Intervention
The goal of this course is to prepare local health jurisdiction staff and state employees to conduct COVID-19 disease intervention interviews. During this course, learners will revisit the universal interview components (UIC), learn about the nuances to a COVID-19 interview, and how to apply motivational interviewing techniques to client interviews. The skills and techniques learned during this course can be applied during interviews to ensure information is effectively communicated.
Complete the training at your own pace
This is an asynchronous training. This means that you’ll be able to complete the training at any time that is convenient for you. Please confirm with your supervisor if you have a deadline to complete the course.
- This course includes approximately 2.5 hours of online self-study with no live meeting.
- The online self-study introduces COVID-19 epidemiology and components of a COVID-19 disease intervention interview.
All participants who successfully complete the training will receive a Record of Completion. This will become available on the COVID-19 Disease Intervention course page once all required components have been marked complete.
Registration
No registration is required. You can complete it at any time.
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Training Course Information
Audience/Who Should Register: This course is intended for persons who will be performing COVID-19 disease intervention work in the state of California, including:
- Existing staff of local health districts.
- Existing State employees deployed to the COVID-19 response.
Prior training and work experience in public health is not required.
Length of Training: This training includes 2.5 hours of self-study. There is no live meeting.
Learning Objectives:
By the end of this course, learners should be able to:
- Effectively communicate standardized recommendations and policies about COVID-19 epidemiology, treatment, isolation, testing and social support;
- Recognize the unique components of a disease intervention interview for COVID-19; and
- Apply motivational interviewing techniques, including health coaching tools, during a COVID-19 interview.
Accommodations: Our goal is to create trainings that are accessible to people with disabilities. To request a reasonable accommodation or tell us about an accessiblity barrier, please email us at vta.uc.accessibility@gmail.com.
Continuing Education Units (CEUs):
UCSF Pandemic Initiative for Equity and Action is an approved provider of continuing education by the California State Board of Registered Nurses, Provider Number CEP 17635. This training is approved for up to 2 continuing education hours (or 0.2 CEUs). Board requirements prevent us from offering CE credit to people who arrive more than 15 minutes after the start of the training or leave the training early. Therefore, partial credit will not be awarded. For nurses pursuing continuing education units: in your Post-Course Assessment, fill out the questions about continuing education units and provide your license number. For questions about CEUs, please email: vta.uc.continuingeducationunits@gmail.com.
Cancellation and Refund Policies: There is no registration requirement or cancellation. Classes are free of charge and no refund will be provided.
Access to Course Materials: Past learners can access materials through the course website (VTA Learn).