Infection Control for Health Care Settings in India
This 2-day training provides a broad overview of the various aspects of infection control. It highlights the importance of appropriate infection control practices in health care settings in India, especially in facilities with a significant number of HIV and TB-infected patients. The course is intended for health care workers who provide direct patient care as well as nurses, medical aides/assistants, physicians (non-management), and lab technicians who come into contact with blood and body fluids.
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| Session 1: Infection Control Overview—TB | 12920 KB |
| Session 2: Infection Control Overview—HIV and Other Blood-borne Pathogens | 5130 KB |
| Session 3: Hand Hygiene | 9856 KB |
| Session 4: Clean Aseptic, and Sterile Technique | 3707 KB |
| Session 5: Managing Medical Waste | 1012 KB |