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Free Infection Control Course for Clinician and Nurses
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Free Infection Control Course for Clinician and Nurses

Start your journey of best infection control practices right from here
Created byDr.Jitesh Khandrani
Last updated 9/2025
English

What you'll learn

  • This course is aimed to provide understanding about the basic of Hospital Acquired Infections (HAIs).
  • Course is based on best practices recommended by international disease control agencies like CDC (Centre for disease control) and IDSA.
  • Common HAIs include: bloodstream infections(BSI),CAUTI, VAP etc. Scenarios are discussed in greater detail in the course.
  • Speciality of the course: Demonstration of ideal way of doing clinical procedures in health care setting.

Course content

9 sections • 18 lectures • 1h 40m total length

  • Basics of hospital acquired infections. The concept4:28

    What is a hospital-acquired infection?

    How it spreads in a health care setting?

    What impacts it has on patient, community, and staff working in the hospital.


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  • Biomedical Waste Mangement-Get your colours right3:02

    What is biomedical waste management protocols?

    Segregation of biomedical waste in hospitals.

    Colour codings of bags.

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  • Prevention of needle stick injury2:17

    What is needle stick injury?

    Common mistakes while handling sharps. Preventing sharp injuries on job.

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  • Hand Hygiene:Tips and Tricks2:58

    What is hand hygiene for healthcare workers?

    What steps to be more focused on?

    How to perform hand hygiene?

    hand moments vs hand hygiene.

    Things you always forget while doing hand hygiene?.


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Requirements

  • Basic medical knowledge about hospital acquired infection

Description

  • Illness & Infections: An inevitable part of life, with healthcare facilities being a major risk environment.

  • HAIs (Healthcare-Associated Infections): Common complications in hospitals, OPDs, dental offices, and dialysis centers.

  • Learn about CAUTI,CLABSI,SSI, and Sterilization Methods in detail.

  • Practical applications based on the latest CDC and IDSA guidelines.

  • Objective: Strengthen infection control practices, ensuring safer healthcare environments for both caregivers and patients.

  • Unintended Consequence: Patients often acquire infections unrelated to their initial condition during treatment.

  • Course Objective: Educate caregivers on infection sources and transmission within healthcare settings.

  • Beyond Awareness: Empowers participants to recognize infection risks and prevent their spread among colleagues and patients.

  • Improve skills to create safer healthcare environments.

  • Target Audience: Healthcare professionals and aspiring caregivers.

  • Key Learning Outcomes:

    • Identify infection sources in hospitals.

    • Understand transmission dynamics.

    • Implement strategies to break the chain of infection.

  • Who Should Join?

    • Healthcare professionals and aspiring caregivers.

    • Anyone looking to improve infection prevention skills.

  • Key Benefits

    • Learn strategies to break the chain of infection.

    • Enhance understanding and skills in infection control.

    • Contribute to safer healthcare environments.

    • Apply knowledge to create safer healthcare environments.

  • Call to Action: Join this course to enhance skills, contribute to safer healthcare environments, and protect both caregivers and patients.

  • Join us in this crucial learning journey


Who this course is for:

  • Healthcare professionals (doctors, nurses, dentists, physiotherapists, nutritionists, paramedical and technical staff). Hospital administrators and other administrative staff involved directly or indirectly in caring of patients.

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