Comprehensive Infection Prevention & Control (IPC) Program

Introduction:

Infection Prevention and Control (IPC) is the backbone of patient safety and healthcare quality. The Comprehensive IPC Program is designed to provide a structured, evidence-based understanding of how infections spread, how healthcare-associated infections (HAIs) can be prevented, and how IPC systems can be effectively implemented across healthcare settings. This program offers practical, standard-driven training aligned with real hospital workflows, ensuring learners develop strong competency in infection control principles, surveillance, outbreak management, and compliance practices.


Scope:

This course covers the complete IPC framework applicable to hospitals and healthcare facilities, including:

  • Foundations of infection transmission and prevention strategies
  • Standard precautions and transmission-based precautions
  • Hand hygiene, PPE, biomedical waste, cleaning and disinfection
  • Infection surveillance and monitoring systems
  • Prevention bundles (CLABSI, CAUTI, SSI, VAP, etc.)
  • Isolation policies, outbreak investigation, and reporting
  • IPC audits, documentation, compliance, and accreditation readiness
  • Role-based IPC implementation for clinical and non-clinical teams

Objectives:

By the end of this program, learners will be able to:

  • Understand and apply core IPC principles in healthcare settings
  • Identify infection risks and implement preventive strategies
  • Apply evidence-based precautions and infection prevention bundles
  • Conduct surveillance, audits, and IPC monitoring effectively
  • Support outbreak prevention, early detection, and response
  • Strengthen IPC compliance aligned with healthcare quality standards
  • Improve overall patient safety and reduce healthcare-associated infections

Who can enroll:

This program is suitable for:

  • Nurses, doctors, interns, and clinical staff
  • Microbiologists, infection control nurses (ICN), and IPC team members
  • Hospital quality managers and NABH/NABL coordinators
  • Housekeeping, CSSD, biomedical waste handlers, and support staff
  • Hospital administrators and patient safety officers
  • Students in nursing, pharmacy, allied health sciences, and public health

Study Content on TERRALEAP.COM

Learners will gain access to structured learning resources including:
Video Lessons (step-by-step explanations with practical examples)
PDFs (guidelines, checklists, SOP templates, and revision notes)

All study materials are provided through TERRALEAP.COM for easy learning, revision, and implementation in real healthcare environments.