Theoretical Aspects of Global Infection Prevention (V1518), 5 op

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 Study unit                            Theoretical Aspects of Global Infection Prevention (V1518), 5.0
 Implementation                        SYV61721: 2/2017-2018 (08.01.2018 - 15.06.2018)
 Type                                  QUALITY MANAGEMENT IN INFECTION PREVENTION (V102)
 Groups                                Primary: SYV617SJ Others :
 Involved in the project
 Lecturers                             Teija-Kaisa AHolaakko, Atterh Amanor, EngAMK
 Number of participants                Minimum: 12 Maximum: 35
 Enrolment period                      27.11.2017 08:00 - 08.12.2017
 Main timing for implementation        According to a schedule agreed by the parties
 Applicabililty                        For exchange students: Yes For elective studies: Yes Open UAS student:
                                       Yes Suitable for virtual UAS: Yes

 Teachers                              Aholaakko Teija-Kaisa (Teacher in charge)
 Campus                                Laurea Tikkurila
 Main location for implementation      At the campus
 Implementation method                 Optima realization/student group Language: English Virtuality: 3 cr Integration of
                                       R&D: 0 cr
 Implementation class                  LbD supporting knowledge and skills development
 Focus areas                           Expertise in nursing and coping at home
 Evaluation at the latest              15.07.2018 Storing of graded material ends.: 15.06.2019
 Exam days                             Real: e-tivity deadlines in the program

 Having completed the study unit the   ●     to analyse the pathogenesis and prevention of infectious diseases
 student is able to                    ●     to analyse relevant concepts, policies and procedures of global infection
                                             prevention
                                       ●     to develop evidence based best practices for infection prevention procedures
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