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(ANZ) Understanding MRSA

(ANZ) Understanding MRSA

The course provides information on MRSA, its impact in healthcare settings and important aspects of preventing and treating MRSA. Understanding MRSA course was developed in the United Kingdom in collaboration with clinical colleagues to promote best practice infection prevention and control.

This course has the addition of referencing and statistics relevant to Australia & New Zealand, understanding the challenges, practice and prevention is not dissimilar to the UK.

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Course overview

Understanding MRSA is an online training programme, developed by schülke UK in collaboration with clinical colleagues, to support healthcare workers and clinical practitioners in the promotion of best practice in infection prevention and control. Referencing related to Australia/New Zealand has been added.

The training is modular (5 modules in total) and is estimated to take no more than 1 hour of online learning time to complete, with each module lasting around 7-10 minutes. However there is no time limit to the training and you can access the training whenever is best for you and from any smart device.

If a whole ward or health group wish to complete the training a status report can be issued to the infection control lead or department head in order for them to track individual staff progress throughout the course.

1 hour of CPD