Free infection prevention and control guide
To support schools as they prepare for the return of all pupils, EduCare has prepared a free guide.
The guide is designed to provide knowledge and understanding of practical steps you can take to help prevent the risk of transmitting infectious diseases within school settings.
The guide refers to guidance from the Department for Education as well as our online course written in partnership with SAPHNA (The School and Public Health Nurses Association).
To receive our free 7-day guide, enter your details below.
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Over the next 7 days, you'll learn about
Foundations - What is infection prevention and control?
Important Systems of Control - Hand Hygiene, Respiratory Hygiene & Cleaning
Important Systems of Control - Social Distancing, Social Bubbles & PPE
School Operations: Transport and Attendance
3 Important Systems of Control (response)
Communication with staff, parents and contractors
Further questions and answers you need to know to stay safe and control the virus
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In this course you will learn how infections are transmitted and the steps that you can take to prevent this happening. It also includes measures to control infection should it occur. This course was written in partnership with the School and Public Health Nurses Association (SAPHNA).
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Effective handwashing is the single most important way to control infection and prevent it spreading.
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