This program focuses on the critical procedures for healthcare professionals following exposure to biological fluids. It addresses the risks associated with occupational exposure to Hepatitis B Virus (HBV), Hepatitis C Virus (HCV), and Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV). The program aims to provide a clear protocol for immediate action and subsequent management to minimize the transmission of these viruses.
The program is structured around a literature review of national and international health guidelines, focusing on the development of a practical action protocol.
This program enhances the preparedness of healthcare professionals to manage occupational exposure incidents, directly contributing to workplace safety and reducing the risk of infection within healthcare settings.
This program is aimed at healthcare professionals.
Fee information is not available for this program.
This program is specifically designed for healthcare professionals. It focuses on the critical procedures for managing occupational exposure incidents to biological fluids.
The curriculum covers the risks of occupational exposure to HBV, HCV, and HIV. It includes modules on initial first aid, serological testing, risk assessment, post-exposure prophylaxis (PEP), and prevention strategies like vaccination and PPE.
This program enhances the preparedness of healthcare professionals to manage occupational exposure incidents, contributing to workplace safety and reducing infection risks. Potential roles include Healthcare Professional, Occupational Health Specialist, and Infection Control Practitioner.
Specific application steps are not detailed, but typically prospective participants should inquire through their employing institution's occupational health department or continuing education channels at the University of Porto.
Fee information, including tuition for domestic and international students, is not available for this program.
SASUP Scholarships are mentioned, offering a monthly cash payment for eligible students. However, these scholarships exclude students with International Student Status.