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General Scope and Activities of the WHO Collaborating Centre

​General Scope
1. Support WHO’s work on developing evidence briefs on clinical health promotion.
2. Assist WHO in building the capacity of Member States on clinical health promotion among patients and staff in health care

Activity Title: At WHO's request, develop an Evidence Brief on Physical Activity for Healthcare Professionals' Wellbeing and Resilience (ID A-25226)


Description: Under the guidance and recommendations of WHO, the institution will undertake the following steps:
• Conduct comprehensive research on physical activity interventions for healthcare professionals
• Analyze evidence on effectiveness for burnout reduction and job satisfaction improvement
• Compile findings into a structured evidence brief for WHO's consideration, review and guidance
• Identify best practices on physical activity interventions for healthcare professionals, for WHO’s consideration, review and
approval.


Status: Ongoing

Activity Title: At WHO's request, support WHO’s technical work on the development of a Hospital at Home Capacity Building Toolkit (ID A-25227)


Description: Under WHO's guidance and recommendations, the institution will develop the following deliverables for WHO’s
consideration, review and approval:
• Develop evidence brief on HaH effectiveness.
• Create training materials in alignment with WHO’s recommendations, guidance and public health messages.
• Design implementation model based on WHO-HPH Fast Track.
• Develop screening tools and follow-up mechanisms, in alignment with WHO’s recommendations and guidance.


Status: Ongoing

Activity Title: At WHO's request, support WHO’s technical work on the development of Tobacco & Nicotine Cessation Evidence Brief and Patient Education Materials (ID A-25228)


Description: Under WHO's guidance and recommendations, the institution will produce the following deliverables for WHO’s
consideration, review and approval:
• Develop evidence briefs for specific vulnerable groups.
• Create training video content following WHO guidelines.
• Design training materials adaptable to local needs and requirements.
• Ensure all materials align with WHO's norms, rules, policies, and standards as well as recommendations, guidance and public
health messages.


Status: Ongoing

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