Prevention and control of infections in healthcare
Prevention and control of infections in healthcare |
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Module: | Physiotherapy |
ECTS: | 3 |
Contact hours – lectures: | 30 |
Contact hours – seminar: | 15 |
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Contact hours – clinical practice: | |
Holder of subject: | Helena Ribič, Senior Lecturer Zdenka Kramar, Lecturer |
Year of study: | First |
Prevention and control of infections in healthcare |
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Contact hours – lectures: | 30 |
Contact hours – seminar: | 15 |
Contact hours – clinical exercises: | |
Contact hours – clinical practice: | |
Holder of subject: | Helena Ribič, Senior Lecturer Zdenka Kramar, Lecturer |
Education providers: | Helena Ribič, Senior Lecturer Zdenka Kramar, Lecturer |
Level of study: | First Bologna cycle professional education study program |
Semester: | Winter |
Language: | Slovene/English |
Subject-specific competences: |
Health care associated infections (HCAI) – Introduction.
Pathogenesis and transmission of infections.
Normal saprophytic microbiota of the human body, human pathogens including water transmitted pathogens.
Specimen collection and transport, the role of clinical microbiology laboratory in containment of infections.
Risk factors and the most frequent HCAI, risk factors for infections in physiotherapy.
Water as a source of infection, prevention and containment of legionelosis.
Epidemiologic surveillance of HCAI as an example of a research.
Antibiotics, resistance to antibiotic and containment of multiple drug resistant bacteria.
Personal orderliness and protection of health care workers from infection.
Hand hygiene and other standard isolation measures, equipment for personal protection.
Isolation measures and care for patient in an isolation unit.
Infection prevention measures in physiotherapy, classification of surface areas according to risk for infection transmission in physiotherapy and rehabilitation.
Cleaning, disinfection and hygiene maintenance of equipment and rooms in physiotherapy including equipment for respiratory physiotherapy, baths and swimming pools.
Sterilisation in health care.
Health care waste management.
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Study obligations: | 50% obligatory attendance at lectures 100% obligatory attendance at seminars submitted and presented seminar work |
Assessment methods: | seminar work (20%) written examination (80%) |