HMI's Infection Control Training DVD Sale
Online, July 8, 2011 (Newswire.com) - Health Management Institute of Ireland (HMI) are delighted to launch their mega summer offer! Buy any DVD from the range of infection prevention and control training DVDs during July and August 2011 and receive a massive 25% discount!!!
The HMI training DVD series provides valuable training and ongoing education in Standard Precautions for Intection Control. The DVDs are aimed at all staff (clinical and non-clinical) operating in a healthcare environment. They cover topics such as; Infection Prevention & Control; Hand Hygiene; Waste Management & Decontamination Issues; and Personal Protection; with two DVDs focusing on Pandemic (H1N1) 2009. The DVDs focus on both the Irish healthcare environment and more recently the international healthcare environment.
HMI's DVDs are based on current best practice guidelines and WHO guidelines and are developed in cooperation with a range of leading subject matter experts including the Infection Prevention Society. They are designed to facilitate both tutor-led group training sessions and individualised self-paced learning; provide an easy transfer of skills to staff; and are easy to follow.
Act quickly to take advantage of this great offer.
Check out http://www.hmi.ie/educate/elearning/infection-control-training-dvd-series/ for more information.
About HMI:
HMI is the professional body for healthcare managers across all sectors of the health service in Ireland. The HMI is dedicated to meeting the needs of the modern healthcare manager through educating, informing and involving members, contributing to HMI's overall aim of building and developing standards of competence and professionalism.
About our DVDs:
Our infection prevention and control training DVD series provides valuable training and ongoing education for all staff (clinical and non-clinical) operating in a healthcare environment. The series which includes an Irish hospital and community edition; an international edition; and a manager's edition, are extensively used and strongly acclaimed. The series expanded considerably in 2009 with the development of two Pandemic (H1N1) 2009 DVDs, in response to the outbreak at that time.