Biohazard Safety: Managing Blood and Body Fluid Spillages Instructor

Description

Course Overview:

The "Biohazard Safety: Managing Blood and Body Fluid Spillages Instructor Training" course is designed to equip participants with the knowledge, skills, and instructional techniques required to become proficient instructors in training others on the safe and effective management of biohazardous situations, specifically blood and body fluid spillages. This course is tailored for healthcare professionals, laboratory staff, emergency responders, and individuals responsible for training personnel in biohazard safety protocols.

Course Duration:

1 day (5 hours)

Course Objectives:

By the end of the course, participants will be able to:

1. Explain the term “blood borne virus”

2. List types of body fluids

3. Summarise testing, vaccination and treatment of blood borne viruses

4. Discuss the 5-step approach to the management of blood and body fluid spillages

5. List steps to take should a needle stick injury occur

6. Describe standard precautions and controls for blood borne viruses

7. Discuss the differences for urine and vomit spillages

8. Practice in simulation the management of biohazard spillages 

9. Explore effective teaching, learning and assessment strategies

Course Objectives:

1. Master Biohazard Safety Principles: Develop a comprehensive understanding of the risks associated with blood and body fluid spillages and the importance of proper management.

2. Instruct Effective Spillage Management: Acquire instructional skills to effectively educate others on preventing, containing, and cleaning up biohazardous spills.

3. Promote Infection Control: Teach participants the importance of infection control measures, proper use of personal protective equipment (PPE), and safe disposal practices.

4. Conduct Risk Assessments: Learn how to perform risk assessments to determine the appropriate response to different types of spillages.

5. Enhance Teaching Techniques: Develop instructional techniques to engage learners, facilitate discussions, and evaluate their understanding of spillage management.

Assessment:

Participants will be assessed based on their ability to effectively convey biohazard safety information, guide trainees through spillage management procedures, and provide clear and concise instructions.

Note: This course overview is a general guideline and can be customised to suit specific local requirements and preferences, therefore, we recommend that you contact us to discuss your requirements prior to making a booking.