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About the course

Infection prevention is vital for public health in order to halt the spread of infection and disease. This short 3 hour infection control training will demonstrate how you should effectively prevent and treat the most common infections within the workplace. Did you know that around 15,000 deaths and many serious illnesses are the result of…

Infection prevention and control are essential to stop the spread of infections, which can cause serious symptoms in people and lead to healthcare emergencies if not properly managed. Training is especially important in healthcare settings and care homes, where there is higher risk of infection and vulnerable individuals. Simple steps such as hand washing, using personal protective equipment, and conducting a thorough risk assessment help ensure staff and patients stay safe.

Infection prevention is relevant to everyone. It is essential for individuals in all settings, such as schools, workplaces, and public places, to practice good hygiene, follow infection control guidelines, and take necessary precautions to prevent the spread of infections. By doing so, we can collectively contribute to maintaining a safe and healthy environment for everyone.

Our Commercial Training team is standing by and ready to answer any questions you may have. Give them a call on 0300 201 1999. You can also email training@sjacymru.org.uk with any questions or to get more information.

What does the course cover?

Infection control policies & procedures
Legislation
Handling and storage of specimens
Effective personal hygiene
Clinical waste management
Waste disposal techniques
Spillages
Common diseases and infections
Hand hygiene

We can bring this training course to your workplace

For groups of six or more

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Have a question or need help with booking a course?

Email training@sjacymru.org.uk or ring 0300 201 1999.