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RCN Accredited Infection Prevention & Control
Link Practitioners Course
Primary Medical Care Providers
General Practice; Out of Hours
Urgent Care and Walk-in Centres
For further information call Sales on:
020 8906 2777
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This programme has been accredited by the RCN Centre
for Professional Accreditation until 14 Sept 2016
Accreditation applies only to the educational content of
the programme and does not apply to any product.
Managing the risks relating to infections in both
health & social care is a high priority for all Health &
Social Care providers.
Compliance with the Health & Social Care Act 2008
(Regulated Activities) Regulations 2014, Code of
Practice (2015), requires compliance with a range of
fundamental standards (previously essential stand-
ards) which will be reviewed during the revised
CQC inspection process in 2016/2017.
These new Key Lines of Enquiry that directly relate
to five key questions encompassing these funda-
mental standards will be used during inspection.
Included in the question relating to the provision of
safe care protecting people from avoidable harm is
the requirement to assess the risk of, and prevent,
detect and control the spread of infections inc.
those that are associated with health care.
Our RCN accredited Infection Prevention & Control
Link Practitioner/ Champion Courses running in
2016/2017 reflects all new guidance/ legislation
along with the revised CQC inspection processes.
This RCN accredited course provides delegates with
a comprehensive introduction to managing IPC
risks in Primary Medical Care Providers General
Practice; Out of Hours; Urgent & Walk-In Centres.
This course is accredited by the Royal College of
Nursing (RCN) and carries 12 CPD study hours.
Who is this course aimed at?
Practice Managers; Emergency Care Practitioners;
Practice Nurses
LINK PRACTITIONER AND LEAD COURSE – PRIMARY CARE
AGENDA - DAY ONE:
0930: Introduction
● Ground Rules
● Ice Breaker
● Aims and Outcomes
● Setting Own Personal Objectives
● Current Knowledge Quiz
1015: Scene Setting
● Infection Prevention and Control Timeline
● Regulatory Context Primary Care
● The Roles of the IPC Link Practitioner and IPC lead
● Resources Available
1115: Coffee and networking
1130: The Science of Infection Control
● The Chain of infection - transmission
● Infection risks to Primary Care service users and staff
● Application of the chain of infection to Primary care risks - group work
1245: Lunch and networking
1330: Standard Infection Control Precautions Part 1
● Elements of SICP
● Overcoming barriers to staff implementing SICP’s
● Theory of:
● Reducing risks to staff - Personal Protective Equipment;
prevention of sharps injuries;
staff health
● Management of the Environment – environmental cleaning;
Waste and linen management
1515: Tea and networking
● Hand hygiene inc. practical exercise
● Teaching methodologies for hand hygiene
1630: Close
AGENDA - DAY TWO:
0930: Standard Infection Control Precautions Part 2
● Theory of:
● Decontamination and Management of Medical
Devices/Clinical Equipment
● Management of the Practice Environment and Minor
Surgery Rooms
1030: Coffee and networking
1045: Standard Infection Control Precautions continued
● Application of the principles of asepsis to:
● SurgicalProcedures
● WoundCare
● Management of Invasive Medical Devices
● Management of patients with known transmissible infections
● Taking microbiological specimens in primary care –
why/what/when
1230: Lunch and Networking
1315: Key Practice Issues
● Group work / Scenarios relating to decontamination;
asepsis and infections inc. surveillance
1430: Monitoring Standards in Primary Care
● Group work / Scenarios relating to decontamination;
asepsis and infections inc. surveillance
1515: Tea and networking
1530: Activity on developing audit questions and action plans in relation to key issues:
● Management of Medical Devices
● Asepsis
● Management of the Environment
1630: Course review and evaluation – did you achieve your objectives?
1645: Close

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Fee per delegate £265 +VAT
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Telephone: 020 8906 2777
This programme has been accredited by the RCN Centre
for Professional Accreditation until 14 Sept 2016
Accreditation applies only to the educational content of
the programme and does not apply to any product.
RCN Accredited Infection Prevention & Control
Link Practitioners Course
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