Wroclaw Funds E-Learning Platform For Vaccination Training
The city of Wroclaw has become the first Polish municipality to fund an e-learning platform dedicated to vaccination information. Niana Nyczak, Head of the Health Department at the Wroclaw City Hall, stated the platform aims to combat widespread misinformation, particularly online. The service provides information on recommended vaccinations for children, seniors, and parents of teenagers. The Wroclaw local government has decided to fund and implement the Custom Medlife e-learning platform. The initiative is part of the 'Wroclaw się szczepi' educational campaign. It aims to train local vaccination ambassadors among parents of teenagers, as well as childcare and senior care personnel. Mila Ludwik is a co-creator of the application.
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Radio Wroclaw
“Wrocław jako pierwszy samorząd w Polsce zdecydował się na sfinansowanie takiej platformy, przyznaję Niana Nyczak, Szefowa Wydziału Zdrowia, Urzędzie Miejskim.”
Radio Wroclaw
“Wrocław jako pierwszy samorząd w Polsce zdecydował się na dofinansowanie i wdrożenie platformy e-learningowej Custom Medlife.”
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