- Duration: 4 hours
- Modality: In-person
- Location: Medical Campus
Master HIV/AIDS Safet
at Medical Campus
- Meet the 4-hour requirement for most health field providers
- Understand HIV/AIDS definitions, modes of transmission, and high-risk groups
- Meet the 4-hour requirement for most health field providers
- Understand HIV/AIDS definitions, modes of transmission, and high-risk groups
- Learn stages of HIV infection, testing, treatment, and legal issues
- Master Universal Precautions, PPE, hand washing, and infection control
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About HIV/AIDS in Health Care
- This essential course meets the 4-hour requirement that most health field providers need.
- You'll learn critical topics including HIV/AIDS definitions, modes of transmission, high-risk groups, and stages of HIV infection.
- Master testing and treatment protocols, legal issues, confidentiality requirements, and infection control procedures including Universal Precautions, PPE, and hand washing.
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
This course meets the 4-hour requirement that most providers in health fields need. Topics include HIV/AIDS definitions, modes of transmission, high-risk groups, stages of HIV infection, testing and treatment, statistics, legal issues, confidentiality, Universal Precautions, PPE, hand washing, and other infection control procedures.
This course is designed for healthcare providers and professionals who need to meet the 4-hour HIV/AIDS training requirement. It is essential for those working in medical settings who need to understand HIV transmission, prevention, and infection control.
The course covers the following key topics:
- HIV/AIDS definitions and terminology
- Modes of transmission and high-risk groups
- Stages of HIV infection
- Testing and treatment for HIV
- Statistics and legal issues
- Confidentiality of information
- Universal Precautions and personal protective equipment (PPE)
- Hand washing and infection control procedures
The course is 4.0 contact hours, meeting the standard requirement for most health field providers.
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information?
To obtain more information about the HIV/AIDS in the Health Care Environment course, please contact the School of Continuing Education and Professional Development at Miami Dade College by completing the form below or visiting our offices at any of the campuses.
