Activity Details
Infection control course
07 May 2025
06 May 2026
course
New police hospital in Cairo New Cairo
21 Points
Health care professionals
- Understand the epidemiology of infection transmission and its impact on patient safety.
- Identify the most common healthcare-associated infections (HAIs), their causes, and effective prevention strategies.
- Master hand hygiene techniques and strategies to improve compliance.
- Demonstrate proper use of personal protective equipment (PPE) and its role in infection control.
- Apply principles of aseptic, clean, and sterile techniques in daily healthcare practice.
- Implement safe sharps and injection practices to prevent needle stick injuries.
- Understand instrument reprocessing, including cleaning, disinfection, and sterilization.
- Differentiate types of disinfectants, detergents, and antiseptics and apply them appropriately.
- Ensure safe handling of medical waste and compliance with proper disposal protocols.
- Recognize proper linen management to prevent infection risks.
- Implement infection control measures in healthcare kitchens and food preparation areas.
- Understand patient placement and isolation precautions in various healthcare settings.
- Follow best practices in laundry processing to minimize contamination.
- Align infection control practices with GAHAR accreditation standards.
- Implement environmental cleaning following evidence-based guidelines.
- Apply transmission-based precautions and respiratory hygiene protocols.
- Develop a disinfection/sterilization quality control program.
- Address infection control for immunocompromised hosts and protective environments.
- Recognize and manage multi-drug-resistant organisms (MDROs).
- Implement antimicrobial stewardship strategies to optimize antibiotic use and combat resistance.
- Implement care bundles to enhance patient outcomes.
- Ensure infection prevention in food services.
- Understand best practices in post-mortem care.
- Define and apply surveillance case definitions for HAIs.
- Apply surveillance techniques for healthcare-associated infections (HAIs)
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