Infection Prevention Training

Overview

This Infection Prevention Training course provides essential knowledge on infection control policies in the UK, covering key principles to minimise transmission risks. Learners will study various infection types, including those spread by food, water, animals, and person-to-person contact. The curriculum also addresses bloodborne pathogens and sexually transmitted infections, ensuring a thorough understanding of prevention strategies.

Designed for healthcare workers and public safety professionals, the course emphasises UK-specific guidelines and immunisation protocols. Participants will gain expertise in managing outbreaks and applying hygiene best practices in diverse settings. By completing this training, individuals will be equipped to uphold infection prevention standards effectively.

Description

This Infection Prevention Training course delivers a detailed exploration of infection control measures aligned with UK health policies. Participants will examine the causes, transmission methods, and containment strategies for infections spread through food, water, insects, and direct human contact. The programme also covers immunisation schedules and public health interventions to curb disease proliferation.

A key focus is on bloodborne and sexually transmitted infections, highlighting safety protocols and legislative compliance. Learners will analyse case studies to understand outbreak management and preventive healthcare approaches. The course integrates UK health regulations, ensuring alignment with national infection control frameworks.

Ideal for clinical staff, caregivers, and public health personnel, this training enhances risk assessment skills and hygiene enforcement techniques. By the end, participants will be proficient in implementing infection prevention strategies, reducing transmission in healthcare and community environments. The course combines theoretical knowledge with evidence-based practices for optimal learning outcomes.

Learning Outcomes

Understand UK infection control policies and their application in healthcare settings.
Identify transmission routes for infections via food, water, animals, and human contact.
Implement preventive measures for bloodborne, sexually transmitted, and rare infections.
Apply hygiene protocols and immunisation guidelines to minimise infection risks.
Develop outbreak response strategies compliant with UK public health standards.

Requirements

Career Path

Certification

Once the Infection Prevention Training is successfully completed, the learner can obtain the PDF certificate without any cost. The hardcopy version of the certificate is also available for only £4.99. However, anyone ordering the hardcopy certificate from outside the United Kingdom may need to pay an additional delivery charge.

Course Curriculum

Infection Prevention Training
	Infection Prevention and Control Policy in the UK	00:30:00
	Principles of Prevention and Control of Infection	01:30:00
	Immunization	00:45:00
	Infections Spread by Food and Water	02:00:00
	Infections Spread by Animals and Insects, and Less Common Infections Found in the UK	01:30:00
	Infections & Diseases Spread by Person-to-Person Contact	01:20:00
	Infections Spread by Sexual Contact	01:40:00
	Infections Spread by Blood and Body Fluids	01:20:00

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