Limited or dwindling leprosy expertise at all levels is a challenge in almost every leprosy-endemic country and is a major obstacle to achieving zero leprosy. This report describes key findings from a 2020 conference of ILEP Member associations which examined the issue from multiple perspectives. The consensus was that continuing to use the traditional training tools and approaches is unlikely to improve the situation: innovative approaches are needed. The report focuses on the dimensions of the problem, what people need to know at different levels, learning design and pedagogy, and modes of delivery of effective and sustainable training especially using digital technologies. A number of action steps are suggested for ILEP and partners.
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Warne, G., & Mukhier, M. (2021). Tackling the worldwide loss of leprosy expertise. Leprosy Review, 92(2), 186–197. https://doi.org/10.47276/lr.92.2.186
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