Legionnaires’ Disease in Health and Social Care Training Course
Legionnaires’ Disease in Health and Social Care Overview
Our course is split into two accessible units covering what Legionnaires’ disease is, who is at risk, how it’s transmitted, and what symptoms to look for. Learners will also explore treatment approaches and how to minimise risk through infection control and prevention strategies. Designed for care workers, support staff, and anyone responsible for maintaining safe care environments, the course is CPD-certified, fully online, and includes a final knowledge check.
Learning Outcomes
- To gain an understanding of what Legionnaires’ Disease is
- To gain an understanding of how individuals contract Legionnaires’ and the signs and symptoms
- To gain an understanding of the diagnosis, progress, and treatment of Legionnaires’ Disease
- To gain an understanding of how to prevent and reduce the risk of Legionnaires’ Disease
Training Units
What is Legionnaires’ Disease?
10mThis unit provides an overview of the condition, including who is most at risk, how infections occur, and what symptoms to monitor.
- Who Is At Risk?
- Source Of Infection
- Symptoms
Treating and Diagnosing the Risk
10mHere, learners explore how Legionnaires’ is diagnosed and treated, including long-term effects and key prevention strategies in care settings.
- Diagnosing
- Treatment
- Long Term Effects
- Preventing Legionnaires Disease
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