Sneeze and wipe away the bad respiratory habits by learning the right cough etiquette!

Coughing and sneezing are our body's natural reaction towards any irritation. We often cover our mouths and nose using our hands or tissue or even with a handkerchief in our pockets but for some, they don't. Coughing and sneezing aren't only caused by irritations but also infections like COVID-19. Understanding basic cough etiquette and respiratory hygiene is essential since our coughs and sneezes, even blowing our nose can potentially spread bacteria and viruses around whether it's airborne or on the surfaces we touch.

Cough etiquette should be observed at all times and knowing how to dispose of the materials we used to cover and wipe can help prevent the spread of infectious diseases. To execute proper respiratory hygiene, there should be a deeper understanding of different respiratory diseases that can infect others, the right way to defend themselves and for others when they cough or sneeze, and undergo the known programs to further improve their respiratory etiquette. This is how our course will help your health care workers. Through the Cough Etiquette & More : A Respiratory Hygiene Course, your healthcare workers will be able to practice safer respiratory etiquette in their respective field in order to keep clients safe by teaching the proper etiquette, recognizing the different types of respiratory diseases that can afflict others as well as programs that they can join to further improve the respiratory hygiene as they progress in their healthcare career. 

Course Goals
✅Describe the different respiratory diseases and the symptoms
✅List the ways on how to prevent or reduce the spread of respiratory diseases
✅Define Respiratory hygiene protocols

Course Objectives
By the end of this course, the learner will be able to:
✅Reduce the risk of acquiring respiratory diseases
✅Reduce the chances of spreading respiratory diseases
✅Practice the actions in preventing or minimizing the spread of respiratory illnesses
✅Be more proactive in wearing protective equipment as protection against respiratory illnesses