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Infection Control Scenarios: MAST | Health Education Yorkshire and Humber Creating a new NHS England
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Yorkshire and Humber

Infection Control Scenarios: MAST.

3 reviews.

3 out of 3 recommend.

Category Medical
Location Regional
Intended Audience SAS Doctors
Prerequisites SAS Doctors

Content:

An outline of the principles and practice of infection control centred around an interactive discussion of case-based scenarios involving:

  • the deteriorating patient with respiratory symptoms and fever
  • the patient with infective diarrhoea
  • the patient returning from travel abroad who presents with fever

 

Learning Outcomes:

  • To gain a better understanding of infection control policies and procedures
  • To learn of recent advances and knowledge updates
  • To comply with the annual requirements of MAST

Teacher:

Dr Fotinie Ntziora

 

Latest Reviews.

By Dr Stefan Maz on 4/25/2015 7:22:12 AM

A refreshingly interactive approach to infection control issues with discussion of frequently encountered clinical scenarios.

By Kevin Bolster on 4/17/2015 11:52:45 AM

A helpful and concise overview of 3 key topics delivered in an interactive way.

By Dr Ian MacInnes on 4/15/2015 6:30:58 PM

A different approach for a change. An opportunity to discuss relevant matters such as Ebola.

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