The Blood Borne Viruses (BBV) training resource provides important basic facts around transmission, testing, progression of infection and treatment. The resource can be undertaken either as self-directed learning or used as supporting material during face-to-face sessions.
This resource is designed to provide a brief and basic background of the nature of selected Blood Borne Viruses (BBV) including transmission, testing, progression of infection and treatment. The material can be undertaken either as a self-directed learning package or used as supporting material by appointed trainers during face-to-face sessions.
The programme can be edited at local level by an "approved" staff lead e.g. sections to allow for the inclusion of additional local resources/information is provided.
The information will be of value to those working within the health, social or voluntary care sectors who have a role in supporting patients/clients and their families. The information may also be of interest to those who have no specified remit to work with BBV patients/clients but wish to increase their knowledge in this area.
The resources provides information on the nature of selected Blood Borne Viruses (BBV) including transmission, testing, progression of infection and treatment.
Pre-quiz for the BBV training tracker resources which provides information on the nature of selected Blood Borne Viruses (BBV) including transmission, testing, progression of infection and treatment.
Completion certificate for the BBV training tracker resources which provides information on the nature of selected Blood Borne Viruses (BBV) including transmission, testing, progression of infection and treatment.
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