Maladie d'Ebola
La maladie d'Ebola (anciennement connue sous le nom de fièvre hémorragique d'Ebola) est une maladie hautement contagieuse et mortelle qui provoque périodiquement des épidémies dans plusieurs pays africains. Les gens peuvent contracter Ebola par contact direct avec un animal infecté (chauve-souris ou primate non humain) ou avec le sang et les fluides corporels d'une personne malade ou décédée infectée par le virus Ebola.
Informations pour le personnel de l'ONU
- UN Medical Directors’ Ebola Prevention Recommendations to All UN Personnel for Reducing the Risk of Acquiring EVD in Countries/Areas with the Outbreak (English / French)
- UNMD’s UN Staff EVD Information leaflet (English / French)
- DHMOSH SCO’s UN Staff EVD Psychosocial Self-Care Brochure (English / French)
- WHO’s EVD Webpage WHO’s Ebola page which includes links to EVD technical guidance
- WHO’s EVD FAQ fact sheet on Ebola.
Informations pour les agents de santé des Nations Unies
- DHMOSH Public Health’s Checklist of Ebola Preparedness and Response Activities for UN Health Facilities (English / French)
- DHMOSH Overview, Diagnosis and Clinical Management of Ebola Virus Disease (2 November 2022) (Video / PowerPoint)
- DHMOSH Training on PPE Use and Triage for Ebola Virus Disease (2 November 2022) (Video / PowerPoint)
- UN Memo on Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Required for Standard Precautions and Viral Hemorrhagic Fevers (including Ebola Virus Disease) here
- OMS EVD Clinical Management here
- OMS EVD Page on Clinical Management and Infection Control of Patients with Viral Hemorrhagic Fever here
- OMS EVD Course for Health Workers here
- OMS Posters on EVD PPE Donning and Doffing here
- OMS Summary on Infection Prevention and Control Measures for Healthcare Facilities here
- CDC EVD PPE Calculator for Health Facilities here
- DHMOSH Public Health Training on Standard Precautions & CDC EVD PPE Calculator here
- OMS Q&A on EVD Vaccines here
- OMS Therapeutics for EVD here
Ressources de communication
- CDC Downloadable Posters and Factsheets here