Aseptic Technique - Theory
Aseptic Technique - Theory
CPD hours: 1.0
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Aseptic technique is a term used to classify a set of principles which minimise contamination and prevent healthcare-associated infections (HAI) in patients. This technique aims to protect healthcare workers from exposure to body fluids during invasive clinical procedures. It can be applied to several settings, procedures and environments.
This course is considered mandatory training for many healthcare workers in all states and territories.
Renewal: 1 year (depending on work site policy)

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At completion of the learning material, you will be able to: - Identify the definition and goals of aseptic technique - Understand the type of healthcare associated infections (HAI) and their impact - Be able to discuss how aseptic non-touch technique can reduce healthcare acquired infections (HAI) - Understand the five principles of aseptic technique - Follow the sequencing to perform an aseptic technique procedure - Describe the key terminology and differentiate between different types of aseptic technique. - Define the use of different aseptic fields - Integrate post procedure care including waste disposal, hand hygiene, PPE and environmental cleaning, education - Understand the common breaks in asepsis that can occur and implement corrective actions.
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