Infectious Threats in Healthcare – Pathogens, Transmission, and Surveillance
From microbial behavior and modes of transmission to epidemiological surveillance and outbreak response, this course empowers participants to build foundational knowledge and apply it in real-world settings. The program supports the continuing professional development standards of the Saudi Commission for Health Specialties and ensures compliance with Mumaris Plus for healthcare license renewal.
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By the end of this course, participants will be able to:
1. Explain the basic structure, classification, and behavior of pathogens relevant to healthcare settings.
2. Describe how microorganisms contribute to the development and spread of infectious diseases.
3. Analyze the principles of epidemiology as applied to healthcare-associated infections.
4. Identify tools and indicators used in infection surveillance systems within hospitals.
5. Describe various modes of disease transmission within clinical environments.
6. Apply appropriate control measures based on transmission type and exposure risk.
7. Define the classification and burden of healthcare-associated infections (HAIs).
8. Discuss the clinical and operational impact of HAIs on patient outcomes and hospital systems.
9. Identify critical steps in managing infection outbreaks in healthcare settings.
10. Develop a structured response plan for HAI containment and prevention during outbreaks.
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This course includes 5 modules, 26 lessons, and 0 hours of materials.
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