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Certificate For Nurses in Infection Control and Prevention
Rating: 4.4 out of 5(331 ratings)
1,157 students

Certificate For Nurses in Infection Control and Prevention

Healthcare Training: Empowering doctors and nurses to protect patients with world-class infection control skills
Last updated 9/2025
English

What you'll learn

  • Understand why hospital-acquired infections happen, how they spread, and discover simple strategies to break the infection transmission cycle.
  • Learn about key infections like VAP, CLABSI, CAUTI, and SSI, with step-by-step methods to prevent and control them.
  • Gain knowledge based on globally trusted guidelines from CDC and IDSA, ensuring your practice matches international infection control standards.
  • Master practical demonstrations including Foley’s catheterization, ventilator suctioning, and septic blood sampling with clear, safe, and effective techniques.
  • Earn a recognized certificate that boosts your career profile, showing your expertise in preventing infections and improving healthcare standards.

Course content

1 section13 lectures3h 39m total length
  • Welcome to Your Infection Control Journey!4:16

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  • 8 commandments of Hospital Acquired Infection27:20

    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.

    Know-how biomedical waste management is done?

    Mangement of needle stick injury-Things to do immediately after this accident.

    What are Standard care of precautions in hospital setting.


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    ► Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ICOnlineProgram/

  • Hospital acquired infections-Check Your Knowledge
  • Ventilator Pneumonia: What’s New & Effective.13:32

    What is ventilator-associated pneumonia (VAP)?

    Classification of VAP.

    Learn risk factors for developing VAP.

    How VAP occurs in ICU (pathophysiology in detail).

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    ► Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ICOnlineProgram/

  • Ventilator Associated Pneumonia-Quick Check
  • Ventilator Pneumonia: Advanced Prevention Tips!9:34

    When and how to do tracheal suctioning?

    What is close and open suctioning?

    Tips and tricks to prevent VAP?


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    ► Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ICOnlineProgram/

  • VAP Quiz: Test Your Learning Quickly
  • CLABSI: Can Central Line Infections Be Stopped?15:15

    What is Central Line-Associated Blood Stream Infection (CLABSI)?

    How it occurs and ways to prevent it.

    Management of central line care.

    Central line bundle?

    Center for Disease (CDC) guidelines for the prevention of CLABSI.

    LET’S CONNECT:

    ► Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ICOnlineProgram/

  • CLABSI quiz
  • Catheter-Associated Urinary Tract Infection (CAUTI)...Let us get things right!16:44

    Learn how to define CAUTI?

    Why CAUTI occurs in a typical hospital setting.

    Various ways the infection occurs.

    How one can prevent CAUTI.

    CDC Guidelines for Appropriate Use of Urinary Catheters.

    Importance of clinical education while inserting foleys catheter.


    LET’S CONNECT:

    ► Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ICOnlineProgram/

  • CAUTI quiz
  • Skin And Soft Tissue Infection (SSI)...Lets prevent it!15:46

    What is a surgical site infection?

    Criteria for defining SSI?

    Pathophysiology and risk factors for SSI.

    Preventive measures for SSI. What is Anti-microbial prophylaxis?

    Learn the ideal way to prepare the surgical site before incision.

    The sequence of steps to follow correctly.

    Learn pre-operative skin antisepsis.

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    ► Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ICOnlineProgram/

  • SSI quiz
  • Transmission Precautions: Stop Germs Spreading17:07

    What are the transmission-based precautions?

    Difference between standard precautions vs transmission-based precautions?

    Types of transmission-based precautions and prevention in detail.

    What are the negative pressure and positive pressure rooms in the hospital?

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    ► Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ICOnlineProgram/

  • Transmission quiz
  • Sterilization Part 1: Do It Right Always15:22

    Learn the basic terminologies used in sterilization.

    What is spaulding`s classification in sterilization?

    Various classification of sterilization and disinfection methods.

    Learn what is pre-sterilization cleaning?


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    ► Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ICOnlineProgram/

  • Sterilization
  • Sterilization Part 2: Advanced Safe Methods10:54

    What is an autoclave sterilization process?

    Basics of working on an autoclave?

    Indicators used to check sterilization by autoclaving.

    What is an aseptic storage area in operation theatre?

    Designing and functioning of the aseptic storage area.

    Cleaning protocols for the aseptic storage area?

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    ► Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ICOnlineProgram/

  • Clean Rooms of Hospitals...Concept and beyond18:54

    Learn the clean room concept?

    How cleanroom is designed in a hospital.

    ISO classification of the clean room.

    What is HVAC system and how it works?

    What is an ideal operation theatre How infection spreads in OT.

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    ► Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ICOnlineProgram/

  • Clean room quiz
  • Urgent Call for Antibiotic Stewardship Program24:43

    By implementing evidence-based guidelines, education, and monitoring systems, we pave the way for sustainable healthcare practices.

    Join us in the fight against antibiotic resistance, preserving these essential medicines for future generations

  • Hospital Outbreaks: Respond Fast & Safely!29:40

    Knowing about outbreaks in healthcare settings is crucial for preventing disease spread, protecting patients and staff, implementing timely infection control measures, ensuring patient safety, and maintaining public health security.

Requirements

  • This course embraces learners of all backgrounds and experience levels, without strict prerequisites. While familiarity with healthcare concepts can be helpful, it's not mandatory. To participate, you'll need a computer or mobile device with internet access for lectures, quizzes, and discussions, along with word processing software like Microsoft Word or Google Docs for assignments. The course aims to be inclusive, catering to individuals new to infection prevention and control. We invite eager learners from diverse walks of life to embark on this educational journey with us.

Description

Master Hospital Infection Control: Comprehensive Healthcare Certificate Training


Expert-level infection prevention and control training designed for healthcare professionals seeking to enhance patient safety and reduce hospital-acquired infections (HAIs). This evidence-based course provides practical skills and knowledge essential for nurses, doctors, and healthcare workers.


Key Infection Control Topics Covered:

• Hospital-Acquired Infections (HAIs): VAP, CLABSI, CAUTI, SSI prevention

• Patient safety protocols and risk assessment strategies

• Hand hygiene best practices and compliance monitoring

• Personal protective equipment (PPE) selection and usage

• Environmental cleaning and disinfection procedures

• Sterile technique and aseptic practices

• Bloodborne pathogen safety and exposure prevention

• Healthcare-associated infection surveillance methods


Evidence-Based Learning:

• CDC Guidelines and infection control standards

• IDSA recommendations and clinical protocols

• WHO infection prevention best practices

• Joint Commission safety requirements

• OSHA healthcare worker protection standards


Practical Healthcare Skills Training:

• Catheter insertion and maintenance techniques

• Central line care and CLABSI prevention

• Ventilator-associated pneumonia prevention strategies

• Surgical site infection reduction methods

• Medical device infection control procedures

• Healthcare waste management and disposal

• Isolation precautions and contact protocols


Professional Development Benefits:

• Healthcare infection control certification

• Continuing education units (CEUs) eligible

• Career advancement in patient safety roles

• Quality improvement and risk management skills

• Leadership development in infection prevention


Perfect for Healthcare Professionals:

• Registered nurses (RN) and licensed practical nurses (LPN)

• Physicians, nurse practitioners, and physician assistants

• Infection control practitioners and epidemiologists

• Hospital administrators and quality managers

• Environmental services and facility management staff

• Healthcare students pursuing infection control expertise


Proven Results:

• 4.5+ star rating from 3,400+ healthcare learners

• Immediate application of infection control principles

• Reduced infection rates through evidence-based practices

• Enhanced patient safety culture implementation

• Improved regulatory compliance and accreditation readiness


Transform your infection control knowledge with this comprehensive healthcare training program. Gain confidence, reduce patient risk, and advance your career in healthcare quality and patient safety.

Who this course is for:

  • Healthcare professionals (doctors, nurses, dentists, physiotherapists, nutritionists, paramedical and technical staff). Hospital administrators and other administrative staff involved in managing infection prevention and control activities in healthcare settings. Specially focused on infection control practitioners including Microbiologists, Infection control nurses and Nurse Administrators. On completion of the course, the student will be awarded the Certificate in Infection Prevention and Control.