WHOCC For Emergency & Trauma Care

WHOCC For Emergency & Trauma Care non profit organization

10/20/2021

WHO Collaborating Centre for Emergency and Trauma Care, South- East Asia Region is hiring Project Consultant for framework writing for Drowning prevention.

Eligible candidates can mail their CV to [email protected] by 21st October (11:59pm) .

visit the vacancy advertisement whoccemcare.org

Day -5On the occasion of World patient Safety day(17th September) WHOCCET would like to highlight the importance of TRIA...
09/17/2021

Day -5
On the occasion of World patient Safety day(17th September) WHOCCET would like to highlight the importance of TRIAGE for patient safety.
Improving patient safety through the introduction of a formal triage is our motto.

Day - 4 ...
09/16/2021

Day - 4 The occurrence of adverse events due to unsafe care is likely one of the 10 leading causes of death and disability in the world. Patient safety is fundamental to delivering quality essential health services. Indeed, there is a clear consensus that quality health services across the world should be effective, safe, timely, equitable, integrated, efficient, and People-centered.

Day -3 "Speak up for Patient Safety" ...
09/15/2021

Day -3 "Speak up for Patient Safety" Healthcare practitioners are expected to speak up about patient safety concerns to help intercept errors and avoid adverse patient outcomes. By 'speaking up,' we mean raising concerns for the benefit of patient safety and quality of care upon recognizing or becoming aware of a risk or a potential risk.

Day-2 Health worker safety - a priority for patient safetyPreserving the physical and mental health of health workers is...
09/14/2021

Day-2 Health worker safety - a priority for patient safety

Preserving the physical and mental health of health workers is essential to ensure the delivery of safe care and avoid patient safety incidents. Physically and psychologically sound health workers are less prone to make errors, contributing to safer care. The safety of health workers therefore directly impacts the safety of patients.

World Patient Safety Day, is celebrated on 17 September 2021, to enhance global understanding of patient safety, increas...
09/13/2021

World Patient Safety Day, is celebrated on 17 September 2021, to enhance global understanding of patient safety, increase public engagement in the safety of health care and promote global actions to enhance patient safety and reduce patient harm.

WHO CC for Emergency & Trauma Care, SEAR adopted a resolution on Patient Safety which endorsed the establishment of World Patient Safety Week to be observed from 13th September - 19th September'2021

Mission and vision of WHO CC_ SEAR.
09/13/2021

Mission and vision of WHO CC_ SEAR.


Let's know what WHO Collaborating Centre is and how it works!!
09/13/2021

Let's know what WHO Collaborating Centre is and how it works!!

‘Spinal Cord Injury Day’ is commemorated on 5th September every year with the intention of increasing awareness amongst ...
09/05/2021

‘Spinal Cord Injury Day’ is commemorated on 5th September every year with the intention of increasing awareness amongst the general public.
It is presumed that the awareness would facilitate an inclusive life for persons with disabilities and ensure greater chances of success of prevention initiatives.
So here are some risk factors and tips to protect your spine.

According to WHO, every year, between 250 000 and 500 000 people suffer a spinal cord injury (SCI) globally. In India, t...
09/04/2021

According to WHO, every year, between 250 000 and 500 000 people suffer a spinal cord injury (SCI) globally.
In India, the average annual incidence of SCI is 15,000 with a prevalence of 0.15 million.
5th September is commemorated as ‘Spinal Cord Injury Day’ every year with the intention of increasing awareness amongst the general public. It is presumed that the awareness would facilitate an inclusive life for persons with disabilities and ensure greater chances of success of prevention programs.

Welcome to the official facebook account of WHO Collaborating Centre for Emergency and Trauma Care, South - East Asia R...
09/01/2021

Welcome to the official facebook account of WHO Collaborating Centre for Emergency and Trauma Care, South - East Asia Region!!

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