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Infectious diseases have the potential to spread from person to person, posing significant risks in health and social care settings. This chapter emphasizes the importance of infection prevention and control measures to protect both individuals receiving care and healthcare workers.






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It helps prevent the spread of infections and protects care workers, residents, service users and visitors. Good hygiene and safe practices are essential for maintaining a safe care environment.
The 5 Moments are before touching a person, before a clean procedure, after body fluid exposure risk, after touching a person and after touching their surroundings.
Care workers can use effective hand hygiene, PPE, safe waste disposal, environmental cleaning, respiratory hygiene and appropriate infection prevention procedures.
Clinical waste and sharps should be handled carefully, segregated correctly and disposed of in appropriate containers according to workplace procedures to prevent injury and contamination.
Soiled linen should be handled with appropriate PPE, kept away from clean items, placed in the correct laundry container and processed according to infection control procedures.