Half day Zoom Based Infection Prevention Training with PDF manual – Clinics

Clincs & Independent Hospital live Zoom based or MSteams online training for the mandatory training which meets the requirements of level 1 & 2 of the core skills framework for health and care staff. Included with this service product is one PDF P Clincs & Independent Hospital pdf polices manual. See manuals to choose your preferred IPC polices manual.

All training booked online will then be followed by our IPS team who will call you once the booking is received to resolve dates and times.

Click here for the aims and outcomes of the Level 1 Course

Agenda for IPC level One

Introduction
The importance of Infection Prevention and Control (IPC)
The chain of infection
The principles of Standard Infection Prevention and Control Precautions (SIPCs)
have knowledge of and demonstrate the standard infection prevention and control precautions relevant to their role which may include:
Hand Hygiene
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
Management of Blood and Body Fluid Spillage
Management of Occupational Exposure (including sharps)
Management of the Environment
Management of Care Equipment.
Recognise and act when their personal fitness to work may pose a risk of infection to others.
Questions.

IPC Level two is aimed at clinical staff please see below agenda – click here for the aims and outcomes

Agenda for IPC Level Two

Introduction
The importance of Infection Prevention and Control (IPC)
Roles and responsibilities
Regulatory framework
Healthcare acquired infections
The chain of infection
The principles of Standard Infection Prevention and Control Precautions (SIPCs)
have knowledge of and demonstrate the standard infection prevention and control precautions relevant to their role which may include:
Hand Hygiene
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
Management of Blood and Body Fluid Spillage
Management of Occupational Exposure (including sharps)
Management of the Environment
Management of Care Equipment.
Aseptic non touch technique
Recognise and act when their personal fitness to work may pose a risk of infection to others.
Questions.