Certificate in Pathology and Diagnosis of Infectious diseases

$500.00

Outline the general principles of microbial pathogenesis
Explain how microorganisms cause disease
Describe the host-pathogen interaction and host damage
Discuss the spectrum of the infections, infectious agents, and their pathology
Explain the inflammatory response to infections
Identify the special techniques for the diagnosis of Infections

Description

This course comprises of 3 parts:

Flexible online learning at your own pace
Interactive live webinars with faculty members regarding the procedures.
MCQ based assessment at the end of the course

Total learning hours: 30 hrs of learning

Additional information

Duration	3 Months (validity up to 6 months)
Certificate	Certificate of Completion

Career prospects

There are various career options in a number of healthcare settings – hospitals, laboratories, emergency clinics, research labs, medical schools, and universities.

Learning Outcome

As a result of this course, the learner will understand study the important infectious agents their identification, clinicopathologic correlation, and laboratory diagnosis.

Curriculum

How microorganisms cause disease & Routes of entry of microbes
Spread and dissemination of microbes within the body
Immune evasion by microbes & Injurious effects of host immunity
Mechanisms of viral injury
Mechanisms of bacterial injury
Sexually transmitted infections
Mononuclear and granulomatous inflammation
A special technique for diagnosing
Common Viral and bacterial infection
Fungal infections &Parasitic infections
Emerging infectious disease including Covid -19
MCQ test at the end of the course

Faculty

Dr. Sandhya – MBBS, MD (Path), DNB (Path), MNAMS

Pathologist

Dr. Sandhya is a pathologist with more than 23years of experience in the field of pathology. She completed her MD pathology from Madras University, Chennai, and then completed her DNB. She is keenly interested in teaching and research. Her main area of interest is Histopathology cancer research and pathology of infectious diseases. She has published several National and International papers and also contributed to chapters in many books.