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Module 1: IFI Introduction/Overview
Invasive Fungal Infections (IFI): An Overview a. Definition b. Epidemiology c. Risk Factors d. High-risk Populations
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Pre-test
10:00
Introduction
01:03
Introduction
02:57
Introduction
04:16
Assessment test
10:00
Module 2: Medically Important Fungi Pathogenesis & Complications
Medically Important Fungi a. Major Causative Organisms b. Transmission c. Pathogenesis d. Complications
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Pre-test
03:12
07:17
Assessment Test
Module 3: The Diagnostic Techniques for IFI
An Update of The Diagnostic Techniques for IFI a. Clinical Findings b. Classical Diagnostic Techniques c. Antigens/ Biomarkers Detection d. DNA-based Techniques e. Drug Susceptibility Testing
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Pre-test
Let’s Start
00:00
IFI Diagnosis 1
01:00
IFI Diagnosis 2
00:00
Assessment test
Module 4: Invasive Fungal Infections: Prevention and Management
Invasive Fungal Infections: Prevention and Management a. Infection prevention b. Antifungal Prophylaxis c. Systemic Therapies & Antifungal Agents d. Drug Resistance
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Pre-test
Management and Prevention of IFI
10:09
Assessment test
Module 5: IFI Breakthroughs in Special Populations
IFI Breakthroughs in Special Populations a. Factors Associated with Breakthrough IFI b. Critically ill and ICU-admitted Patients c. Immunodeficient Individuals d. Hematological Patients e. Sold Organ Transplant Patients
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Pre-test
IFI Breakthroughs in Special Populations
10:33
Assessment test
Module 6: Invasive Candidiasis
Invasive Candidiasis a. Causative organism b. the burden of the disease in Kenya c. Pathophysiology d. Diagnostic techniques e. Screening f. Prevention g. Management I. Initial Therapy II. Step-down therapy III. Certain Considerations
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Pre-test
Lesson 1
10:32
Lesson 2
13:15
Assessment Test
Invasive Fungal Infection (IFI) for Clinical Officers

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About Lesson

Early diagnosis of IFI is a challenge in clinical practice and forms the crucial basis for targeted treatment.

The diagnosis and treatment of IFI are challenging due to:

  • Complexity.
  • Non-specificity.
  • Similarities in symptoms with other infections.
  • The lack of specific diagnostic markers.
  • High cost of testing
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