Four-Day Training of Trainers (ToT) Program on Infection Prevention and Control Conducted for Healthcare Workers Across Afghanistan

rasooli_admin
Thu, Jun 18 2026 1:21 PM
moph

A four-day Training of Trainers (ToT) program on Infection Prevention and Control (IPC) was organized by the Capacity Building Directorate under the  Directorate General of Human Resources Affairs of the Ministry of Public Health.

The program aimed to enhance the knowledge and practical capacities of healthcare workers from Rabia Balkhi Hospital, Indira Gandhi Children’s Hospital, and Isteqlal Hospital in Kabul, along with healthcare personnel from Nangarhar, Herat, Faryab, and Paktia provinces, to ensure the effective implementation of Infection Prevention and Control (IPC) standards in healthcare facilities.

During the training program, experienced instructors delivered theoretical and practical sessions on key topics, including the principles of infection prevention and control, disease transmission prevention, adherence to preventive measures, management of infectious risks, and standard teaching methodologies for trainers.

Participants actively engaged in discussions and practical exercises, gaining the essential knowledge and skills required in this field.

Latest news

Thu, Aug 06 2026 2:28 PM
Background image

MoPH Signs US$180,503 MoU with AYSO to Reduce Stunting and Malnutrition in Nangarhar

The Ministry of Public Health has signed a two-year MoU worth USD 180,503 with the Afghan Youth Services Organization (AYSO) to reduce the prevalence of stunting and other forms of. . .

Thu, Aug 06 2026 2:18 PM
Background image

MoPH Holds Online Meeting to Review SHAMS Research Framework

The Director of the National Health Institute of the Ministry of Public Health, Dr. Abdul Jabbar Haidar, held an online meeting with a representative of the World Health Organization. . .

Thu, Aug 06 2026 10:37 AM
Background image

MoPH Inspects Telecommunications Antennas in Kabul to Ensure Radiation Safety Standards

The Radiation Protection Department of the Ministry of Public Health’s Environmental Health Directorate conducted an inspection of telecommunications antennas in Kabul’s Nineth District. . .

BACK TO NEWS