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| On Apr 7 2006 10:21AM infectioncontrol wrote: |
Dear All,
are you using the NHS infection control online training programme? If so who is coordinating this within your trust? We have been told by our Strategic Health Authority that we have to start using it and it seems to fall to infection control nurses to implement it. Has this happened elsewhere?
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| On Apr 10 2006 2:13PM joan.maudsley wrote: |
| Currently looking at this in our PCT - I am hoping to use it as a tool to reach more staff, possibly making it our mandatory IC training. It should leave more time to do targeted training in high-risk areas, so I feel quite positive towards it. |
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| On Apr 11 2006 12:25PM infectioncontrol wrote: |
| So, is nobody using this then? |
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| On May 24 2006 9:32PM jennie.lawrence wrote: |
Hi, we have just rolled it out to our clinical staff
The initial feedback is positive.
Ring me if you want to discuss it further
07879448836 |
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| On May 25 2006 8:44AM shona.henderson wrote: |
| This PCT are rolling it out. Phone me if you want to discuss please 020 8973 3175. Shona. |
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| On May 25 2006 1:23PM joan.maudsley wrote: |
We have progressed with this, and are going to use this package as our mandatory IC training on a trial basis. This is with a view to also using the Health and Safety, Manual Handling and Fire e-learning programmes from the same company. I expected the IC training to be organised by me (in conjunction with our training and development dept) as it is me whose time will be freed up if this goes ahead.
Joan Maudsley
Wandsworth PCT
p.s.
Does anyone else feel slightly uncomfortable replying to a query with no name? If our name is not in the email address, should we not sign the message? |
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| On May 29 2006 1:49AM Sally.Broadhurst wrote: |
I used to work as an Infection Control Nurse in the UK until last January, I have since emigrated to Australia. I have looked at the new elearning mandatory training program and would love to be able to have such a resource to use. My current employers are looking into something similar, as it would greatly increase the numbers attending mandatory training.
Sally Broadhurst
Infection Control Coordinator
Brisbane Private Hospital
Queensland
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| On Sep 1 2006 8:43PM heather.loveday wrote: |
Sally please contact Professor Robert Pratt at the following
[email protected] his team at the Richard Wells Research Centre
developed the programme for the National Health Service University on
behalf of the DH (England)
Heather Loveday
Principal Lecturer Research
Richard Wells Research Centre
Thames Valley University
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