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Health and Safety

Hand Hygiene for Healthcare Workers

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Category
Health and Safety
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Course Duration
0:20
Subject Matter Expert
Interaction Training
Provider
Interaction Training

This course offers practical guidance on proper hand hygiene practices in a healthcare setting, emphasising their crucial role in maintaining a healthy and hygienic workplace. Invisible to the naked eye, germs and bacteria are spread from person-to-person and by touching everyday surfaces. Learn effective techniques and contribute to a clean and safe environment for everyone.

Target Audience

The ready2work HSE series is designed for all staff and will typically follow from the ready2start series. With a basic grounding from the associated courses in that range, we can now focus on specific hazards and more detail. Workers should complete these courses at the very start of their employment and most titles would need to be refreshed every one or two years based on workplace requirements to ensure they are updated with the latest protocols and practices.

Learning Outcomes

Gain insights into the significance of hand hygiene in preventing infections and adhering to standard precautions for maintaining a safe environment. Learn how to effectively wash hands using soap and water, as well as the use of alcohol-based hand rubs, to ensure thorough cleansing and reduce the spread of pathogens. Explore strategies for enhancing the effectiveness of hand hygiene, including the proper use of gloves and other measures.

Topics include: Hand Hygiene: Standard precautions - Preventing infections - What is hand hygiene? - How to wash hands using soap and water - Alcohol-based hand rubbing - Wearing gloves - Improving the effectiveness of hand hygiene.

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