COVID-19
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Learning Outcomes
What you'll learn
- COVID-19 Background
- Reducing Risk of Transmission
- Self-Isolation Guidance
- Virus Mutations and Vaccines
- Working Safely During COVID-19
Learning Outcomes
What you'll learn
- COVID-19 Background
- Reducing Risk of Transmission
- Self-Isolation Guidance
- Virus Mutations and Vaccines
- Working Safely During COVID-19
Modules
Module 1
Understanding COVID-19 and Its Vaccines
Module 2
Strategies for Minimizing Transmission Risk
Module 3
Variants of COVID-19 and Vaccine Updates
Module 4
The Importance of Clean Hands
Module 5
Utilizing Protective Gear Effectively
Module 6
Guidelines for Self-Isolation
Module 7
Care for COVID-19 Patients at Home
Module 8
Preventive Actions for Agency Staff in Care Homes
Module 9
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Frequently Asked Questions
COVID-19 is caused by SARS-CoV-2, a coronavirus that can infect humans. Unlike common coronaviruses that cause mild colds, it can spread easily and cause severe illness, especially in vulnerable people.
Common symptoms include a new cough, high temperature, loss or change in smell, and flu-like symptoms. Some people, especially with newer variants, may have very mild or no symptoms at all.
COVID-19 vaccines greatly reduce the risk of severe illness and hospitalization. While they don’t guarantee full immunity, double vaccination has been shown to cut hospitalization risk by about 94%.
Good hand hygiene, correct use of PPE, staying up to date with vaccinations, wearing clean uniforms, and following local guidance all help reduce the risk of spreading COVID-19 in care settings.