Infection Control Training Course
Infection Control Overview
The course is suitable for people in a wide range of roles and settings, including public services, community roles, voluntary work, and non-clinical environments. It is CPD certified and structured into three clear units that can be completed at your own pace, followed by a short knowledge check. Learners will leave with a solid understanding of infection control principles and how to apply them confidently.
Learning Outcomes
- To gain an understanding of common infections and the chain of infection
- To gain an understanding of the correct handwashing procedures for infection prevention and control and the usage of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
- To gain an understanding of the decontamination process, management of blood, bodily fluids and sharps
- To gain an understanding of waste and linen management, and the associated risks
- To gain an understanding of the roles and responsibilities in preventing infection
Training Units
What is Infection?
15mThis unit explains what infection is, how it spreads, and how to recognise its signs. It also introduces the different types of medication used to treat infections.
- Types of Infection
- Chain of Infection
- How it Spreads
- Signs of infection
- Types of medication
Preventing the Spread
25mThis unit outlines practical ways to prevent infection, including hygiene techniques and safe handling of waste and materials.
- Handwashing
- Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
- Linen
- Waste Management
Responsibilities
10mThis unit defines the responsibilities of both employers and employees in maintaining infection control procedures.
- Employer responsibilities
- Employee responsibilities
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