Within a hospital setting, risks can be highly prevalent simply due to the nature of hospitals, as they deal with a significant amount of dangerous equipment and biomaterials. It is vital for hospital management to gain control over the hazards and risks and minimise them as much as possible to protect patients and employees.
It is important to first understand the potential risks faced within a hospital. Each department and environment will come with its own set of risks, alongside overall risks of the hospital. When attempting to minimise a risk, there needs to be an understanding of how the risk can occur and what may influence the probability of the risk.
When all risks have been correctly identified and analysed, there needs to be a risk management plan implemented. This should detail all risks and any preventative and corrective actions relating to them. These should be incredibly thorough and easily comprehensible to all necessary personnel.
During this course, you’ll learn:
This course is designed for anyone within hospital management who wishes to develop their knowledge surrounding hazards and control. It would be most beneficial for:
This course uses a variety of adult learning styles to aid full understanding and comprehension. Participants will review examples of health and safety procedures of established hospitals to highlight key processes that reduce specific risks.
They will have the opportunity to partake in a variety of learning methods and exercises, including seminars, video materials, case studies and group activities. This combination of activities ensures that the participants are able to fully develop their knowledge of the taught content and any related practical skills.
Section 1
Introduction to Hazard and Control Management
Section 2
Risk Management
Section 3
Health and Safety Procedures
Section 4
Maintaining the Environment
Section 5
Risk Awareness