Scientific research shows that preventative measures such as hand washing and wearing cloth coverings over the nose and mouth are effective ways to protect ourselves, our loved ones and our communities by lowering risk of exposure to COVID-19.

That’s why yesterday, Governor Roy Cooper announced that coverings over their nose and mouth must be worn when people are in both indoor and outdoor public spaces. This step, in addition to encouraging people to stay six feet apart, wash hands, and stay home when ill, will help us

Webinar One (Live): COVID-19 Related Stress in Oral Health and Healthcare Professionals – Part 1

To support oral health professionals in North Carolina as they return to work, these six webinars will provide information on re-opening and operating in the mist of COVID-19. The series is designed to allow just-in-time input from participants and oral health leaders from across the state.

Objective: Apply best practices to resume practice post COVID-19

Target Audience: Oral Health and Healthcare Professionals

Fee: $10. No refunds. Substitutes encouraged.

Register now: https://www.wakeahec.org/courses-and-events/63646

View all events: https://www.wakeahec.org/cedentistrycourses.htm

The link to join the webinar will be sent to registered participants.

For more information, contact:
Toni Chatman, MHA
(Pronouns: she/her/hers)
Associate Director, Oral & Allied Health Education
Wake AHEC
919-350-0477
tchatman@wakeahec.org
www.wakeahec.org


All AHECs across North Carolina are collaborating to offer these events statewide.

Times like these can really take a toll on your mental and emotional health. Staying aware and coping with your health is very important during stressful times. Be kind to your mind, here are some tips and resources to cope with stress during COVID-19.

Just a friendly reminder that it is still very important to wear your mask! Protect yourself and those around you, especially as you venture out with lifted stay at home orders. #GotMask

Things are a little different this year for everyone, including Northwest Area Health Education Center (NWAHEC). Usually the Camp Med program is gearing up to host in-person learning for a group of high school students but instead NWAHEC  has elected to transition to a 100% online learning experience this year.

Happy Friday! We have an exciting announcement coming next week about Camp Med 2020! Stay tuned... #CampMed2020

NWAHEC Staff wanted to take a moment to remind you that wearing your face mask not only protects you...but also those around you. Be careful, be smart, and be safe. #GotMask #StaySafe #COVID19

Best Practices in the Prevention and Treatment of Disordered Eating
NEW DATES for Series - August 21, 2020
Northwest AHEC, Winston-Salem, NC
This series of one-hour sessions will provide health care providers with best practices for prevention, screening, identification and treatment of disordered eating. Participants may attend sessions in person or remotely via Webex.