WS/T 525-2016Guideline for professional training about managing of healthcare associated infections (English PDF)

Foreword

This standard is formulated in accordance with the "Law of the People's Republic of China on the Prevention and Control of Infectious Diseases".

This standard was drafted in accordance with the rules given in GB/T 1.1-2009.

Drafting organizations of this standard. Central South University Xiangya Hospital, Peking University First Hospital, National Health and Family Planning Commission Hospital Management Institute, Beijing University Dental Hospital, Xuanwu Hospital Affiliated to Capital Medical University, Hainan Provincial People's Hospital, PLA General Hospital, First Affiliated Hospital of Nanchang University.

1 Scope

This standard specifies the training objectives and requirements, training stages and methods, and training content of hospital infection management professionals.

This standard applies to the standardized training of job knowledge for medical staff engaged in hospital infection management.

2 Training objectives and requirements

3 Training phase

3.1 The first stage (basic training) Newly hired, transferred medical staff, and professionals who have worked in hospital infection management positions for less than two years should participate in basic training. Training at this stage the training focuses on basic theories, basic knowledge, basic skills, and relevant laws and regulations. See Appendix B for its content.

The training is mainly focused on lectures, supplemented by self-study and online learning.

3.2 The second stage (practical training) Professionals who have been engaged in hospital infection management for more than two years and less than five years should participate in practical training. To master the foundation of the first stage knowledge it should understand the identification, investigation, prevention and control of nosocomial infection outbreaks, targeted surveillance of nosocomial infections, and key departments and key links of hospitals Contents such as infection prevention and control are the main content. See Appendix C for specific requirements.

The training is mainly focused on lectures, supplemented by self-study and online learning.

3.3 The third stage (improving training) the training of professionals engaged in nosocomial infection management for more than five years should be based on the new theories, new knowledge, and new technologies of nosocomial infection. Make it can apply the knowledge learned to train medical staff in medical institutions and carry out scientific research related to hospital infections.

The form of training can be self-study, participation in continuing medical education training courses for hospital infection management and related disciplines, or participation in professional academic exchange meetings Wait.

4 Training methods

4.1 Concentrated lectures and training. multimedia classroom lectures are the mainstay, and appropriate classroom discussions can be arranged.

4.2 Concentrated lectures and combined training with teaching. Appropriate discussion of infection control scenarios, classroom lectures, and practical training with teaching can be arranged.

4.3 Online video training. mainly online video teaching, combined with online answers for assessment.

4.4 Self-study. For basic theories, skills and regulations, learners can self-study in accordance with the requirements of the syllabus, and participate in online answers for assessment.

5 Training content

5.1 Laws and regulations related to hospital infection management.

5.2 Relevant standards and norms for hospital infection management.

5.3 Professional theory, knowledge and skills of hospital infection management.

Appendix A

(Normative appendix) Training content outline A.1 Core courses A.1.1 Laws and regulations the training content of relevant laws and regulations is as follows.

a) "Law of the People's Republic of China on the Prevention and Control of Infectious Diseases" and its implementation rules;

b) "Regulations on the Management of Medical Institutions" and its implementation rules;

c) "Biosafety Management Regulations";

d) "AIDS Prevention and Control Regulations";

e) "Medical Waste Management Regulations";

f) "Administrative Measures for Hospital Infections";

g) "Administrative Measures for Pre-inspection and Triage of Infectious Diseases";

h) "Administrative Measures for the Clinical Application of Antibacterial Drugs";

i) "Medical Waste Management Measures for Medical Institutions";

j) "Disinfection Management Measures";

k) "Guiding Principles for Clinical Application of Antibacterial Drugs";

l) "Nosocomial Infection Outbreak Report and Management Regulations";

m) Other laws, regulations, standards, norms and documents related to hospital infection management and infectious disease management.

A.1.2 Standard

The training content of relevant health standards is as follows.

a) GB 15979 Hygienic Standard for Disposable Sanitary Products;

b) GB 15980 Hygienic Standard for Disposable Medical Products;

c) GB 15982-2012 Hospital disinfection and hygiene standards;

d) GB 50333 Hospital clean operation department building technical code;

e) GB 14934-1994 sanitary standard for disinfection of food (drinking) utensils;

f) WS 310.1 Hospital Disinfection Supply Center Part 1: Management Practices;

g) WS 310.2 Hospital Disinfection Supply Center Part 2: Cleaning, disinfection and sterilization technical operation specifications;

h) WS 310.3 Hospital Disinfection Supply Center Part 3: Cleaning and disinfection and sterilization effect monitoring specifications;

i) WS/T 311 hospital isolation technical specifications;

j) WS/T 312 hospital infection surveillance standard;

k) WS/T 313 Hand Hygiene Specification for Medical Staff;

l) WS/T 367 Technical Specification for Disinfection in Medical Institutions;

m) WS/T 368 Hospital Air Purification Management Specification;

n) GBZ/T 213-2008 Guidelines for occupational exposure to blood-borne pathogens;

o) Other relevant standards and norms for hospital infection management.

A.1.3 Medical textbooks Medical textbooks can include but are not limited to the following textbooks.

a) Hospital infection management;

b) Clinical nosocomial infections;

c) Hospital Infectology;

d) Clinical Microbiology;

e) Hospital epidemiology;

f) Clinical immunology;

g) Disinfection;

h) Hospital management, etc.

A.2 Other related professional courses According to the needs of the position you are engaged in, you can choose relevant professional courses, such as management, statistics, advanced epidemiology, molecular biology and molecular epidemiology, etc.

Appendix B

(Normative appendix) the first phase (basic training) plan B.1 Training goal. Master the basic theories, basic knowledge and skills of hospital infection management, and achieve independent daily management in medical institutions the need for work.

B.2 Total class hours. 40 class hours.

B.3 Training outline. see Table B.1 for details.

Appendix C

(Normative appendix) the second phase (practical training) plan C.1 Training goals. understand the identification of nosocomial infection outbreaks, master the investigation, prevention and control of nosocomial infection outbreaks, and target surveillance of nosocomial infections, Hospital infection prevention and control in key departments and key links, etc., to achieve independent responsibility for infection prevention and control in key departments in medical institutions.

C.2 Total class hours. 40 class hours.

C.3 Training outline. see Table C.1 for details.