Rapid Risk Assessment e-Learning course
This is a self-paced course and the estimated duration is between 3 and 5 hours of active learning.
After the completion of this course, participants will be able to:
- recognise components (steps) in rapid risk assessment production
- describe what is expected to be done in each step and
- contribute to a team working on rapid risk assessment production
Read more on the ECDC website
ECDC launches a new e-learning course on rapid risk assessments (RRA) as well as an operational tool that describes the RRA methodology used by the Centre. The course and the tool support public health experts responsible for developing RRAs at European, national or sub-national level.
Rapid risk assessments (RRA) are undertaken in the initial stages of an event or incident of potential public health concern while more comprehensive risk assessments, which often include the conduct of full systematic reviews, are produced at a later stage of an event, usually when more time and information are available.
Operational tool on rapid risk assessment methodology
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