The Increasing Worry of Infection Control
(Workshop)

By Andrew Hill

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Prevention is the most effective form of defense against many diseases. It is therefore important that the risk of contamination from an infected source to a clean source is minimized. This is otherwise known as infection control and is a fundamental practice that should be adopted in all environments when treating a patient.

This workshop provides a set of measures to avoid infection that should be followed by anyone providing care at home, at a health centre or clinic, or elsewhere in the community. The workshop covers ways of avoiding infection, including hand washing, using gloves and aprons, using sharps safely, and educating patients and their carers about infection, as well as the correct manner in which to prepare your work station and treat patients.

Venue
The Smae Institute
The New Hall
Maidenhead
Berkshire

2010 Workshop Dates
11th November- 10.00am - 4.30pm