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Malaria Awareness & Prevention Policy: Introduction to Policy

This e-learning module provides an introduction to the Malaria Awareness and Prevention Policy, including understanding the policy, identifying malarial areas, company actions, employee responsibilities, and policy implementation. Take the short quiz at the end to test your understanding.

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Malaria Awareness & Prevention Policy: Introduction to Policy

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  1. Introduction Note to SME: As per the standard eLearning template, we have included this screen.

  2. Welcome Welcome to this e-learning module. This module provides an introduction to the policy and identifying “Malarial Areas” where the policy will apply. Click here to read the learning objectives for this module. You can work through this module at your own pace. You should allow about 15 minutes to complete it. Before you continue, click this button to see if your audio is set up correctly.

  3. At the end of this module, you should be able to: Understand the Malarial Awareness and Prevention Policy Identify the Key Resources Determine the Malarial Areas (i.e., where the policy requirements are required) Explain the Company Actions Identify Your Responsibilities Explain the Policy Implementation Welcome X Learning Objectives There is a short quiz at the end to verify comprehension.

  4. Introduction to the Policy Note to SME: Please provide the Malaria Policy PDF file. The provided PDF link is not working in the existing version. • Malaria is a serious health risk that we can face in our work • As our business continues to grow in areas where malaria is present (Malarial Areas), it makes sense that ERM employees understand: • What malaria is and how is spread • Where in the world malaria is present • What we will do as ERMers to prevent being infected by malaria • What to do if a malaria infection is suspected • For this reason, ERM has formalized our stance on malaria awareness and prevention through the Malaria Awareness and Prevention Policy Open the Malaria Policy (PDF)

  5. Malaria Awareness & Prevention Training • The requirements of the policy apply when work is being conducted in a “Malarial Area” and includes: • Travel • Office Work • Field Work • Malaria awareness and prevention training is a policy requirement • The training series that satisfies this policy requirement consists of two parts: • This module (the policy and determining Malarial Areas • The Malaria for Travelers and Expatriartes course (also available on ERM Academy)

  6. Key Resources Note to SME: We have replaced with the latest “International SOS” logo. Please confirm if this is fine. • For general questions about malaria: • International SOS hotline • International SOS website • For support when travelling outside of your home country: • International SOS hotline • “Comprehensive Membership” services • Your local medical professional +1 215 942 8226 (Philadelphia) +44 20 8762 8008 (London) +61 2 9732 2468 (Sydney) +65 6338 7800 (Singapore) www.internationalsos.com Login: 1BYCA000168

  7. Determining Malarial Areas Note to SME: Please provide the required screen captures for this screen. Note to Elaine: Please check the audio capture.

  8. Determining Malarial Areas Note to SME: Please provide the required screen captures for this screen. Note to Elaine: Please check the audio capture.

  9. Determining Malarial Areas Note to Elaine: Please check the audio capture.

  10. Company Actions • Through our International SOS membership: • Identifying Malarial Areas • Providing information sources to help assess the malaria risk • Access to emergency medical services when travelling (internationally) • Through ERM Academy, malaria awareness & prevention training • Through your local Business Unit (as appropriate, charged to projects): • Access to pre-travel medical advice and assistance • Access to medication for all staff travelling to Malarial Areas • PPE and other equipment to help prevent mosquito bites • Malaria test kits for field use

  11. Employee Responsibilities Note to Elaine: Please check the audio capture. • Requirements • Complete this training series • Get information about your destination • Understanding limitations of chemoprophylaxis • Take measures to prevent being bitten by mosquitoes • Be alert for any symptoms of possible malaria and seeking medical attention at the first suspicion of malaria • Understand that malaria can develop up to 12 months after being in a Malarial Area • Recommendations (strongly encouraged) • Get country-specific advice from a medical professional prior to deployment to a Malarial Area • Follow the medical professional’s advice regarding chemoprophylaxis

  12. Policy Implementation

  13. Summary Note to SME: We have included the summary screen. Please add content if required. You should now have a better understanding of Malaria Awareness & Prevention Policy. Click next to try a short quiz to check your understanding.

  14. Assessment Comprehension Assessment 4 Random Questions, True/False & Multiple Choice 100% needed to pass the assessment and get credit of this module The assessment may be taken an unlimited number of times Note that the navigation menu to the right is now unlocked. Feel free to review the module before taking the Competency Assessment. Click on the “Assessment” link in the navigation menu to return here. When you are ready to begin the quiz, click the Next button.

  15. Assessment Question 1 of 4 True or False: You must complete the Malaria Awareness and Prevention training series prior to traveling to a Malarial Area. Select the correct option and click Submit. • True • False Submit

  16. Assessment Question 2 of 4 Who is responsible for ensuring that the requirements of the Malaria Awareness and Prevention Policy are met? Select the correct option and click Submit. • The Partner-in-Charge • The Project Manager • Our Client Submit

  17. Assessment Question 3 of 4 True or False: You are preparing to travel to a Malarial Area. Per ERM’s Malaria Awareness and Prevention Policy, you must consult with a physician and start taking chemoprophylaxis prior to going on the trip. If you do not, you will not be authorized to travel. Select the correct option and click Submit. • True • False Submit

  18. Assessment Note to SME: Please provide the correct and incorrect options . Question 4 of 4 The requirements of ERM’s Malaria Awareness and Prevention Policy apply to what kinds of work in Malarial Areas. Select the correct options and click Submit. • Option 1 • Option 2 • Option 3 Submit

  19. Results Your Score : ## Max Score : 40 Questions Correct : ## Number of Questions : 4 Accuracy : ##% Number of Quiz Attempts : # You need to get all the questions correct to pass the assessment and get credit for this module. You can retake the quiz again by clicking the “Take Again” button. Take Again

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