Atención Integrada a las Enfermedades Prevalentes de la Infancia

AIEPI es un referente mundial para la atención de niños y niñas frente a diversas enfermedades; mientras que la atención integrada es un modelo basado en la detección oportuna de casos con el uso de signos clínicos, clasificación adecuada y tratamiento oportuno. Está diseñado para ser utilizado por profesionales sanitarios que atienden a niños desde el nacimiento hasta los 5 años de edad. Se centra en el proceso de gestión de casos que se utilizará en un consultorio, centro de salud, departamento ambulatorio de un hospital, clínica ambulatoria o sala de emergencias, en todos los niveles de atención. A su vez, describe cómo cuidar al niño que acude a la unidad de salud cuando está enfermo, y se aplica en el seguimiento y promoción del crecimiento y desarrollo, en la inmunización, en los casos de enfermedad y en la visita de seguimiento programada.

What you'll learn

Identificar los principales aspectos relacionados con la estrategia de Atención Integrada a las Enfermedades Prevalentes de la Infancia - AIEPI.

Reconocer los riesgos previos a la concepción, la concepción y el recién nacido, y las principales medidas de protección a promover.
Describir la secuencia de evaluación de un niño menor de 2 meses, encaminada a detectar los síntomas y signos relacionados con el motivo de la consulta por la cual el cuidador lleva al niño al servicio de salud.
Dar consejos sobre salud y cuidados a la madre y acompañante.

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Learning objectives

Reconocer los riesgos previos a la concepción, la concepción y el recién nacido, y las principales medidas de protección a promover.
Describir la secuencia de evaluación de un niño menor de 2 meses, encaminada a detectar los síntomas y signos relacionados con el motivo de la consulta por la cual el cuidador lleva al niño al servicio de salud.

Dar consejos sobre salud y cuidados a la madre y acompañante.

Reconocer los riesgos previos a la concepción, la concepción y el recién nacido, y las principales medidas de protección a promover.
Describir la secuencia de evaluación de un niño menor de 2 meses, encaminada a detectar los síntomas y signos relacionados con el motivo de la consulta por la cual el cuidador lleva al niño al servicio de salud.
Dar consejos sobre salud y cuidados a la madre y acompañante.

Syllabus

1. Evaluar, clasificar y tratar a los niños menores de 5 años II

Salud bucal

Evaluación y clasificación

Crecimiento

Desarrollo

2. Evaluar, clasificar y tratar a menores con diabetes y cáncer

Cáncer

Evaluación

Diabetes

3. Epilepsia y tuberculosis en niños menores de 5 años

Epilepsia

Tuberculosis

4. Asesorar a la madre y acompañante

Alimentación

Amamantamiento

Buenos hábitos

Good to know

Know what's good

, what to watch for

, and possible dealbreakers

Enseña la estrategia de Atención Integrada a las Enfermedades Prevalentes de la Infancia, un enfoque estándar en el cuidado de la salud infantil

Los instructores, Yenny Marcela Barreto Zorza y José Miguel Suescún Vargas, son reconocidos por su trabajo en el campo de la salud infantil

Desarrolla habilidades esenciales para evaluar, clasificar y tratar a niños menores de 5 años, fortaleciendo las competencias profesionales en el cuidado infantil

Brinda información sobre el cuidado de la salud bucal, un aspecto crucial para la salud general de los niños

Cubre temas relevantes como la evaluación y el tratamiento de la diabetes y el cáncer en niños, ampliando los conocimientos en el cuidado de enfermedades crónicas

Proporciona pautas sobre la alimentación y el cuidado de los niños, empoderando a los cuidadores con información esencial para promover el bienestar infantil

Activities

Be better prepared before your course. Deepen your understanding during and after it. Supplement your coursework and achieve mastery of the topics covered in Atención Integrada a las Enfermedades Prevalentes de la Infancia - AIEPI: Nivel intermedio with these activities:

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Set up a system for organizing notes, assignments, and other materials
Categorize and label materials for easy retrieval

Explore online tutorials

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Online tutorials can provide additional insights and practical demonstrations to complement the course materials.

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Identify relevant tutorials on platforms like YouTube or Coursera
Watch the tutorials and take notes on key concepts

Review background textbooks

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This book provides an overview of the AIEPI, a global strategy for managing childhood illnesses, which will complement the current course's materials.

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Read chapters 1-3 to understand the AIEPI strategy and its components
Review the case studies at the end of each chapter to apply the concepts

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Collaborating with peers will foster deeper understanding and provide diverse perspectives on the course material.

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Find a group of classmates or fellow students
Establish regular meeting times and set goals for each session
Discuss course topics, share insights, and work on assignments together

Complete practice questions

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Completing practice questions will help reinforce the concepts of AIEPI and improve your problem-solving skills.

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Identify a question bank or practice exam
Attempt the questions and review the answers to identify areas for improvement

Create a visual summary

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Creating a visual summary will help you condense and retain the key concepts of the course.

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Choose a topic from the course material
Gather relevant information and organize it logically
Design a visually appealing summary using tools like mind maps, diagrams, or infographics

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Volunteering in a clinical setting will provide hands-on experience and real-world application of the concepts covered in the course.

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Identify a local clinic or healthcare facility that offers volunteer opportunities
Inquire about volunteer roles and responsibilities
Attend training sessions and shadow experienced healthcare professionals

Participate in case study competitions

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Participating in case study competitions will test your understanding of AIEPI and challenge you to apply it in simulated scenarios.

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Search for case study competitions or challenges related to AIEPI or child health
Form a team or participate individually
Analyze the case study, develop a management plan, and present your findings

Career center

Learners who complete Atención Integrada a las Enfermedades Prevalentes de la Infancia - AIEPI: Nivel intermedio will develop knowledge and skills that may be useful to these careers:

Pediatrician

A Pediatrician provides constant medical care to infants, children, and adolescents. They are responsible for diagnosing and treating illnesses and diseases, as well as providing preventative care and counseling to families. This course can help aspiring Pediatricians by providing them with a solid foundation in the evaluation, classification, and treatment of common childhood illnesses, as well as the skills to provide comprehensive care to young patients.

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Registered Nurse

Registered Nurses provide direct patient care, working under the supervision of a physician. They are responsible for assessing, monitoring, and treating patients, as well as providing education and support to families. This course can help aspiring Registered Nurses enhance their knowledge of childhood illnesses and develop the skills needed to provide compassionate and effective care to young patients in a variety of settings.

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Physician Assistant

Physician Assistants are licensed healthcare professionals who work under the supervision of a physician. They are responsible for providing a wide range of medical services, including diagnosing and treating illnesses, prescribing medications, and performing procedures. This course can help aspiring Physician Assistants develop the knowledge and skills needed to provide comprehensive care to children, including the ability to evaluate, classify, and treat common childhood illnesses.

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Nurse Practitioner

Nurse Practitioners are advanced practice registered nurses who provide a wide range of medical services, including diagnosing and treating illnesses, prescribing medications, and performing procedures. They are often responsible for providing primary care to children and families. This course can help aspiring Nurse Practitioners develop the knowledge and skills needed to provide comprehensive care to young patients, including the ability to evaluate, classify, and treat common childhood illnesses.

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Social Worker

Social Workers provide support and guidance to individuals and families facing challenges. They work with clients to address a wide range of issues, including poverty, mental illness, and child abuse. This course can help aspiring Social Workers develop the knowledge and skills needed to work with families affected by childhood illnesses, provide support, and advocate for resources.

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Health Educator

Health Educators work with individuals and communities to promote healthy behaviors and prevent disease. They develop and implement educational programs, provide counseling, and advocate for policies that support healthy living. This course can help aspiring Health Educators develop the knowledge and skills needed to educate families about childhood illnesses, promote healthy behaviors, and advocate for policies that improve child health.

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Epidemiologist

Epidemiologists investigate the distribution and determinants of health-related states or events in specified populations. They use a variety of methods, including descriptive studies, case-control studies, and cohort studies. This course can help aspiring Epidemiologists develop the knowledge and skills needed to study the epidemiology of childhood illnesses, identify risk factors, and develop prevention strategies.

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Health Policy Analyst

Health Policy Analysts research and analyze health-related issues, develop policy recommendations, and advocate for changes to improve the health of populations. This course can help aspiring Health Policy Analysts develop the knowledge and skills needed to understand the impact of childhood illnesses on families and communities, and to develop policies that improve child health.

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Medical Researcher

Medical Researchers design and conduct studies to investigate the causes and treatments of diseases. They use a variety of methods, including clinical trials, laboratory experiments, and population studies. This course can help aspiring Medical Researchers develop the knowledge and skills needed to study childhood illnesses, identify risk factors, and develop new treatments.

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Early Intervention Specialist

Early Intervention Specialists work with infants and toddlers who have developmental delays or disabilities. They provide services to help these children reach their full potential. This course can help aspiring Early Intervention Specialists develop the knowledge and skills needed to assess and treat children with developmental delays or disabilities, including those caused by childhood illnesses.

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Childcare Provider

Childcare Providers care for children in a variety of settings, including homes, daycare centers, and preschools. They provide a safe and nurturing environment for children, and help them learn and grow. This course can help aspiring Childcare Providers develop the knowledge and skills needed to care for children with a variety of needs, including those with childhood illnesses.

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School Nurse

School Nurses provide health care services to students in schools. They assess and treat illnesses and injuries, provide health education, and develop and implement school health policies. This course can help aspiring School Nurses develop the knowledge and skills needed to care for children with a variety of health needs, including those with childhood illnesses.

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Healthcare Administrator

Healthcare Administrators manage the day-to-day operations of healthcare organizations, including hospitals, clinics, and nursing homes. They are responsible for a variety of tasks, including budgeting, staffing, and quality improvement. This course may help aspiring Healthcare Administrators develop a basic understanding of the healthcare system and the challenges facing children's health.

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Pharmacist

Pharmacists dispense medications and provide information about their use. They also work with physicians to manage drug therapy and monitor patient outcomes. This course may help aspiring Pharmacists develop a basic understanding of the medications used to treat childhood illnesses.

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Medical Laboratory Technician

Medical Laboratory Technicians perform a variety of laboratory tests to help diagnose and treat diseases. They also collect and prepare specimens for testing. This course may help aspiring Medical Laboratory Technicians develop a basic understanding of the laboratory tests used to diagnose and monitor childhood illnesses.

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