Dr. Matthew Strehlow is an Associate Professor and Vice-Chair of Strategy in the Department of Emergency Medicine at Stanford and the Director of Stanford Emergency Medicine International. Over the past decade and a half, he has worked in prehospital and emergency care across Asia and Africa. Dr. Strehlow is the founder of the On-Line Medical Research program in India. He focuses his research on the epidemiology of emergencies in developing nations, maternal and neonatal emergency referral systems, and gender-based violence. In Cambodia, Dr. Strehlow has worked on improving prehospital and facility-based emergency care systems under two USAID funded grants serving as Senior Technical Advisor for the Quality Health Services project. Providers in over 170 countries have utilized his online, open-access emergency medicine training programs and sepsis gaming programs.
Coursera
Prepare yourself and your healthcare team for the challenges of COVID-19 with our specialized training course. This program is tailored for physicians, nurses, and other medical staff, providing essential knowledge and skills to effectively recognize, stabilize, and treat patients infected with the novel coronavirus. Become part of a global effort to combat this pandemic.
Coursera
Este curso rápido foi desenvolvido especificamente para médicos, enfermeiras e outros profissionais de saúde que desejam estar preparados para enfrentar o surto do COVID-19. Aprenda a reconhecer, estabilizar e tratar pacientes infectados com o novo coronavírus.
Coursera
Ce programme rapide est destiné aux médecins, infirmiers, infirmières et autres professionnels de santé qui veulent être prêts à faire face à l'épidémie de COVID-19. Apprenez les meilleures pratiques pour identifier, stabiliser et traiter efficacement les patients atteints du coronavirus.
EdX
In this rapid-fire, self-paced online course, healthcare professionals will learn a unified, evidence-based approach to treating patients during the COVID-19 pandemic. Our course focuses on essential information needed to care for individuals affected by the virus, ensuring you are well-prepared to save lives.