Communication in Infection Prevention Control - Spreading the Message, Not the Infection
The Royal College of Pathologists via YouTube
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Explore a recorded webinar featuring a panel of experts with extensive infection prevention control (IPC) experience as they discuss, answer, and debate audience-led questions on managing communicable infections, including SARS-CoV-2. Gain valuable insights into effective IPC strategies and learn how to spread important messages rather than infections during this 1-hour and 5-minute session presented by The Royal College of Pathologists in collaboration with the Healthcare Infection Society.
Syllabus
Communication in IPC: Spreading the message rather than infection!
Taught by
The Royal College of Pathologists
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4.6 rating, based on 7 Class Central reviews
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I just want to say that it was a wonderful course, and as a student in the field of Medical Laboratory Sciences, I feel that I really needed it.
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This course was very informative and useful. I learned important concepts about infection prevention and control, effective communication, and preventing the spread of infections. The content was clear, practical, and easy to understand. I would recommend this course to healthcare professionals and students
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I found this course very informative and useful for understanding infection prevention and control. The lessons clearly explained how effective communication can help prevent the spread of infections. I especially appreciated the practical information and simple explanations, which made the topic easy to understand. This course is a good resource for anyone interested in healthcare, community health, nursing, or infection prevention.
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The webinar was very well oriented and it gave me new knowledge and understanding . It was informative and in a easy format so beginners who have very minute knowledge in this field could also understand the context and tge message tgat needs to be conveyed
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Short quick easyThis short course tackles a problem that's easy to overlook in infection prevention control (IPC): guidance is only as good as the way it's communicated. The session brings together IPC specialists to discuss how to get accurate, timely information to healthcare staff especially when the underlying guidance is still evolving
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Informative learning, I didn’t regret having to learn here. Thanks to all the organizers for making this possible. We have to do more on infection preveand control in our societies
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This discussion shows how accurate and rapid diagnostics and safety precautions can improve t/m decisions and prevent infections. It is a concise and informative overview of an important global health issue.