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(ANZ) Introduction to Hand Hygiene for Clinical Staff in Residential Aged Care

(ANZ) Introduction to Hand Hygiene for Clinical Staff in Residential Aged Care

An evidence based introduction to hand hygiene for clinical staff (provide diagnosis and treatment or provide direct care) working in the Aged Care sector. Designed to help trainees improve and promote hand hygiene compliance to protect staff and residents.

This course takes approximately 1 hour to complete but can be done at your own pace without losing any content already completed.

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Course overview

An essential training course on hand hygiene designed for clinical staff working in the Aged Care sector. As hand hygiene is considered the most important measure for preventing the spread of infections, a good knowledge of hand hygiene is essential in the residential aged care environment.

Infections can be prevented with good hand hygiene, but adherence with good practice remains low in some settings. So, prepare to question how much you know about hand hygiene and learn how to improve hand hygiene compliance in your facility.

Trainees can access this course at work or at home on a variety of smart devices including desktop computers, laptops, tablets and smart phones.