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This course is designed to give general information on Coronavirus and COVID 19 but it is not always possible to be up to date with the latest information as it is released. The government advice for every country and region can change daily, and this needs to be considered as you work through the course.We are updating the course regularly with more information but if you need to know the current exact rules in your region or country you need to refer to your local government website or health authority. For example in the UK you can look on the NHS website and to see laws and guidelines you can look at the English, Welsh, Scottish or Northern Irish governments websites. There are similar sites in the different states in the USA and for individual countries worldwide.The World Health Organisation or WHO website has more guidelines covering a wide variety of sectors and there are lots of leaflets and videos on Coronavirus.Other ways of keeping up to date are to watch and read the news regularly, where you will see the latest updates and analysis on what the changes will mean to you.If you are looking on the internet, look only at a reliable website to ensure you do not follow the wrong advice, and do not base your information on social media posts.
This course is designed to give general information on Coronavirus and COVID 19 but it is not always possible to be up to date with the latest information as it is released. The government advice for every country and region can change daily, and this needs to be considered as you work through the course.
We are updating the course regularly with more information but if you need to know the current exact rules in your region or country you need to refer to your local government website or health authority. For example, in the UK you can look on the NHS website and to see laws and guidelines you can look at the English, Welsh, Scottish or Northern Irish governments websites. There are similar sites in the different states in the USA and for individual countries worldwide.
The World Health Organisation or WHO website has more guidelines covering a wide variety of sectors and there are lots of leaflets and videos on Coronavirus.
Other ways of keeping up to date are to watch and read the news regularly, where you will see the latest updates and analysis on what the changes will mean to you.
If you are looking on the internet, look only at a reliable website to ensure you do not follow the wrong advice and do not base your information on social media posts.