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Learning on TAP (TAP for short) is a blended learning resource developed by WHO and is part of the WHO Academy: https:\/\/whoacademy.org\/TAP\/. TAP is an open-access, online platform hosting modular courses on a range of health topics, including assistive technology and sensory functions (vision and hearing). The aim of TAP is to strengthen the health and care workforce in primary care and community settings to improve access to health services closer to people\u2019s homes. TAP reflects the WHO commitment to universal health coverage, in which knowledge and skills are a vital resource \u2013 freely available and accessible to all, not just a privileged few.\n<\/p>\n

The User Guide is intended for anyone who is planning to use TAP modules to deliver learning to a group, for example focal points from ministries (e.g. health, social protection, education), health facility
\nmanagers, educators, school teams, or nongovernmental or civil society organizations. The guide gives the background to the TAP learning approach, content and how to plan and deliver
\nTAP learning. Additional resources mentioned within this Guide are available on the TAP platform. For example, templates for planning and delivery. Contact the relevant WHO team using
\nthe TAP Contact form (https:\/\/www.gate-tap.org\/contact\/) for any additional questions on adapting and delivering TAP.<\/p>\n

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