General Cleaning in GP and Allied Health Practices
This course covers general environmental cleaning, focusing on surfaces, equipment, and frequently touched areas. Proper cleaning is crucial for infection control and prevention in healthcare environments. This course offers key information for non-clinical, clinical, and contracted cleaning staff in general and allied health practices. It outlines cleaning duties, WHS guidelines, cleaning schedules, and the correct use of cleaning agents and equipment.
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Learning Outcomes
What you'll learn
- Recognize the roles and responsibilities of cleaning staff in GP and allied health practices and understand the policies and guidelines that govern cleaning practices in healthcare settings.
- Learn about the importance of WHS regulations in maintaining a safe cleaning environment and recognize safety measures for handling cleaning agents and equipment.
- Develop and follow effective cleaning schedules for various areas of healthcare practices and maintain accurate cleaning records and document tasks as required by organizational standards.
- Understand the types of cleaning agents available and their appropriate applications, and learn various cleaning methods to effectively disinfect surfaces, equipment, and high-touch areas.
- Understand the critical cleaning requirements for reprocessing areas where equipment is cleaned and sterilized, and implement protocols for the safe and effective cleaning of reprocessing equipment to prevent cross-contamination.
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Learning Outcomes
What you'll learn
- Recognize the roles and responsibilities of cleaning staff in GP and allied health practices and understand the policies and guidelines that govern cleaning practices in healthcare settings.
- Learn about the importance of WHS regulations in maintaining a safe cleaning environment and recognize safety measures for handling cleaning agents and equipment.
- Develop and follow effective cleaning schedules for various areas of healthcare practices and maintain accurate cleaning records and document tasks as required by organizational standards.
- Understand the types of cleaning agents available and their appropriate applications, and learn various cleaning methods to effectively disinfect surfaces, equipment, and high-touch areas.
- Understand the critical cleaning requirements for reprocessing areas where equipment is cleaned and sterilized, and implement protocols for the safe and effective cleaning of reprocessing equipment to prevent cross-contamination.
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Training Overview
- Overview of Cleaning Duties and Policies
- Work Health and Safety (WHS) Guidelines for Cleaning Practices
- Cleaning Schedules and Record Keeping
- Cleaning Products and Techniques
- Sanitizing the Sterilization Area
- Summary
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Frequently asked questions
The course covers cleaning duties, WHS guidelines, cleaning schedules, selecting cleaning products, and sanitizing techniques to maintain a safe and hygienic environment in GP and allied health practices.
Yes, you will receive a certification upon completing the course, confirming your understanding of cleaning practices and safety protocols in healthcare settings.
To register, log in to your Care Learning account using your email and password. If you're new, you can create an account at care-learning.com to access the course.
Yes, this course is designed for healthcare professionals, cleaning staff, and contractors working in GP and allied health practices, helping them maintain cleanliness and meet health and safety standards.