Cuidado Integral de Enfermedades Comunes Infantiles

This module introduces the Integrated Management of Childhood Illness (IMCI) strategy, covering its fundamentals, history, and general principles. Students will learn about the framework developed by WHO and UNICEF to improve child health care, including its implementation in healthcare institutions and best practices for integrated attention.

This module focuses on identifying, classifying, and managing risks during preconception, pregnancy, and childbirth. Students will learn assessment techniques for preconception health, pregnancy monitoring, and childbirth care. The module also covers essential newborn care practices and includes verification checklists to ensure proper healthcare delivery.

This module teaches healthcare professionals how to assess, classify, and treat infants under 2 months of age. Content covers detection of serious illnesses and infections, comprehensive evaluation techniques for very young infants, and feeding practices for children under 2 years. Students will learn to identify warning signs and implement appropriate interventions for this vulnerable age group.

This module covers the assessment, classification, and treatment of children under 5 years of age. It focuses on recognizing general danger signs, evaluating and classifying various health risks, and addressing common childhood conditions including pneumonia, fever, and ear/throat problems. Healthcare professionals will learn systematic approaches to pediatric care that align with IMCI guidelines.