This credit-bearing course introduces you, the practitioner, to the epidemiology of healthcare-associated infection, prevention strategies for different types of infection and healthcare environments and the evidence underpinning them; antimicrobial stewardship, surveillance and audit as tools for d
This credit-bearing course introduces you, the practitioner, to the epidemiology of healthcare-associated infection, prevention strategies for different types of infection and healthcare environments and the evidence underpinning them; antimicrobial stewardship, surveillance and audit as tools for driving infection prevention.
The course also helps you to develop your ability to assess and manage infection risks in a variety of healthcare settings and use appropriate evidence to plan, implement and evaluate appropriate infection prevention and control programmes.
Course requirements: Evidence of study at Level 6 (Degree Level).
This CPD course is only available to those currently working as Infection Prevention and Control Practitioners. It is not a standalone module but forms the IPC pathway as part of a Post Grad Dip/MSc and must be taken as one of three specialist IPC modules, together with the module Healthcare associated infections: scientific principles (NS70116W) and Driving improvements in infection prevention and control (NS70115W).
Cost and funding: This fee covers the full course cost.
Sept 24 - Aug 25 fees: £900
Sept 25 - Aug 26 fees: TBC
Credits: 20
Assessment method: Critique of a local infection prevention and control policy 100%
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This infection control training course aims to help reduce the risk of spreading disease and infection in a care environment
Learn about the major infectious diseases and their causative agents. Discover the principles, and importance, of aseptic technique in preventing the spread of infection.
This 2-hour session can be bespoke to address specific workplace issues, such as Hepatitis B or be generalised to cover a number of common infectious agents.
This course is essential for anyone who could be at risk of transmitting / contracting viruses and bacterial infections. This is especially required for those caring for others.
The learning outcomes for the Elementary Infection Prevention and Control Course are based on the objectives listed below which the course presenter will fully explain.
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