The purpose of this course is to provide healthcare workers with the essential knowledge and understanding required to prevent and control the spread of infection in healthcare and related settings. Infection prevention and control (IPC) is a critical element of safe and effective care, protecting patients, staff, visitors, and the wider community from avoidable harm caused by healthcare-associated infections (HCAIs).
Infection Prevention and Control in Care Environments
Provide your workforce with a practical grounding in infection prevention and control (IPC), enabling them to reduce the risk of infection transmission in clinical, care, and related settings. The course considers the role every member of staff plays in protecting patients, colleagues, visitors, and the wider community from avoidable healthcare-associated infections.
Designed for healthcare providers and care organisations, the training translates essential IPC principles into everyday working practice, helping teams recognise infection risks and apply appropriate control measures with confidence.
Why this Training Matters for your Organisation
Preventing infection is fundamental to delivering safe care. Inconsistent practice can expose vulnerable people, staff, and visitors to unnecessary harm and place significant pressure on services. A shared understanding of IPC helps organisations embed safer routines, support assurance obligations, and maintain the confidence of the people who rely on their care.
Who Should Attend
This course is appropriate for:
- Healthcare workers involved in direct patient care or clinical support activities.
- Care staff working in residential, community, domiciliary, or specialist services.
- Managers responsible for promoting safe infection-control practice.