Infection Control

Infection Control Course Overview

Why This Course?Infection control is critical in healthcare and many other settings to prevent the spread of infectious diseases and protect patients, staff, and the community. This course equips learners with essential knowledge and practical skills to minimize infection risks, ensuring safer environments in hospitals, clinics, care homes, and public spaces.

What You Will Learn:

• Fundamental principles of infection prevention and control
• Identification and management of infectious agents
• Proper hand hygiene techniques and use of personal protective equipment (PPE)
• Cleaning, disinfection, and sterilization procedures
• Handling and disposal of infectious waste
• Understanding transmission routes and outbreak management
• Legal and ethical considerations in infection control
• Policies and protocols relevant to healthcare settings

Benefits of This Course:

• Gain confidence in applying infection control practices effectively
• Reduce the risk of healthcare-associated infections (HAIs)
• Enhance patient safety and workplace hygiene
• Stay compliant with health regulations and standards
• Improve career prospects in healthcare, social care, and related fields

Career Opportunities:Graduates can pursue roles such as Infection Control Practitioner, Healthcare Assistant, Hospital Cleaner, Nursing Aide, Public Health Officer, or work in roles requiring strong infection prevention knowledge in healthcare facilities, laboratories, schools, and community health organizations.

Additional Topics:

• Case studies on infection outbreaks and control measures
• Emerging infectious diseases and global health implications
• Communication skills for promoting infection control awareness
• Use of technology and data in infection monitoring and reporting