TOP 10 INFECTION CONTROL COURSES IN GLASGOW, UK

An understanding of how to effectively prevent and control the spread of infection is crucial in ensuring that individuals do not unknowingly cause their family, friends, colleagues and any other people that they come into contact with to become unwell.

This evening course allows you to keep up to date with your infection prevention and control procedures. You'll look at Covid-19, the chain of infection, spotting the signs of sepsis and good hand hygiene.

At Staffordshire University, we provide a number of independent modules that offer unique skills and knowledge that are critical for you to survive and thrive in your career as a health professional.

This course is aimed at supporting anyone who wants to learn a little more about infection control. This course could support you in any line of work and introduce you to the principals of excellent infection control procedures, or you could be interested in infection control for personal use.

Our Infection Control courses are designed to be compatible with any industry, where there is a requirement for training for employees that are likely to be exposed to blood & other bodily fluids.

Infection control means we are not completely at the mercy of infections and the diseases that infections cause because we can take certain actions the control them.

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.

As a member of the Dental Industry, you will need to have an understanding of many different aspects of infection control to keep you and your clients safe.

This awareness course has been designed to highlight the importance of minimising the risk of infection in the workplace in order to prevent diseases and infections from spreading.

To provide an update on the latest development within infection prevention and control guidelines and consider current prevention measures in practice. To reinforce  the importance of  ‘The Code of Practice’  on the prevention and control of Infection in line with HTM01-05 & HTM01-07.