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دادػإ ةيفيك

ايلؼلا تاسارلدل ةي سارلدا تاررقلما فيصوت

يرت سحالما ةخرد لىػ لوصحلل ايلؼلا تاسارلدا بلاط في اهرفاوت بحاولا تابلطتلما لقأ حيضوت نمضتي ةي سارلدا تاررقلما فيصوت

هاروتكلداو

.

تيالا سيارلدا ررقلما فيصوت لمشي

:

ةييملؼتلا فادهلأا

ةيملؼلا ةخرلدل

تاراهلماو ةفرؼلما

ةترف ةيانه في بلاطلا ايهلػ لصيح نأ بيج تيلا

ةسارلدا

بيردتلاو

سيردتلا قرط

(

لاثم

:

مح

تاضرا

,

لعم شرو

,

ليمؼم بيردت

)

يملؼلا جنهلما تياوتمح

(

ةيملؼلا تاػوضولما

هؼحارمو

ا

,

ليمؼلاو يرظنلا ءزلجا سيردت تاػاس ددػ

كيينيكللإاو

)

بلاطلا يميقت قرط

(

لاثم

:

تنااحتمالا

اهروص ةفكاب

,

لحا

روض

,

يملؼلا لاقلما

,

log book

)

ماظه

تنااحتمالا

ةيفيكو

تاخرلدا عيزوت

سيارلدا ررقملل يميقتلا قرط

انهغ ينلوئ سلماو ةيون سلا ةؼحارلما

.

PROGRAMME SPECIFICATION FOR POSTGRADUATE DEGREE

This specification provides a concise summary of the main

features of the course and the learning outcomes that a typical

candidate might reasonably be expected to achieve and demonstrate

if he or she takes full advantage of the learning opportunities

provided. More detailed information on the specific learning

outcomes, context and the teaching, learning and assessment

(2)

COURSE SPECIFICATION

(Nosocomial infections)

Faculty of Medicine- Mansoura University

(A)

Administrative information

(1)

Programme offering the course:

Postgraduate master degree of

Medical Microbiology and

Immunology

(2)

Department offering the programme:

Medical Microbiology and

Immunology

(3)

Department responsible for teaching

the course:

Medical Microbiology and

Immunology dep.

(4)

Part of the programme.

Second part

(5)

Date of approval by the Department`s

council

16-8-2010

(6)

Date of last approval of programme

specification by Faculty council

17-8-2010

(7)

Course title:

Nosocomial infections

(8)

Course code:

MIC507Tg

(3)

(B)

Professional information

(1)

Course Aims:

The broad aims of the course are as follows

: (either to be written in items or as a paragraph)

(2)

Intended Learning Outcomes (ILOs):

On successful completion of the course, the candidate will be able to: A- Knowledge and Understanding

2- Intellectual activities (I)

The Postgraduate Degree provides opportunities for candidates to achieve and demonstrate the following intellectual qualities:

A 57 Understand hospital acquired infections.

A 58 Recognize antibiotic therapy policy. A 59 Understand waste disposal policy. A 60 Outline phlebotomy policy. A 61 Recognize disinfection policy A 62 Describe Needle stick policy.

A63 Describe infection control in the ICU.

A64 Outline infection control measures of serious diseases A65 Recognize environmental policies.

A66 Understand the isolation policies.

1- To ensure that candidates are fully prepared to lead infection prevention and control services and are capable of developing, implementing, supervising and auditing a comprehensive infection prevention and control program in different healthcare facilities.

2- To provide the candidate with basic knowledge about the infection control policies in hospitals.

(4)

B- Intellectual skills

C- Professional/practical skills

B47 Assess infection risk and develop infection prevention and control strategies B 48 Recommend infection control ( IC) policies and procedures.

B 49 Assess the educational needs of health care workers regarding IC.

B50 Assess risk of occupational exposure to infectious diseases by job classification or department (e.g., TB, blood borne pathogens)

B51 Use a systematic approach for sample collection, recording, analysis and interpretation. B52 Develop and compare infection rates.

B53 Formulate hypothesis on outbreak source and mode of transmission B54 Evaluate control measures for outbreaks.

C 6Investigate and follow-up health care workers exposed to communicable diseases. C 7 Collaborate on immunization programs for health care workers.

C38 Develop screening programs for health care workers. C39 Participate in antimicrobial monitoring and evaluation.

C40 Apply clinical and microbiological parameters for identification of hospital acquired infections.

C41 Collect appropriate samples according to the body site infection. C42Perform surveillance studies using risk stratification

C43 Measure compliance with regulations and standards.

C44 Initiate and discontinue isolation precautions when indicated.

C45Implement evidence based IC guidelines for specific patient care settings, risky procedures, and common hospital acquired infections.

C46Evaluate patient care environments for infection control practices and hazards

(5)

D- Communication & Transferable skills

(3)

Course content:

Subjects

Lectures Clinical Laboratory

Field Total Teaching Hours

1-Universal and standard

infection control guidelines

2 hours ---

4hours - 6 hours

2-Antibiotic therapy policy

2 hours ---

--- 2 hours

3-Waste disposal policy

hours ---

2hours - 4 hours

4-Needle stick policy.

2 hours ---

--- 2 hours

5-Disinfection policy

2 hours ---

--- 2 hours

6-Infection control measures of

serious diseases.

4 hours ---

2hours - 6 hours

7-Infection control for specific

patient care settings

4 hours ---

2 hours - 6 hours

8-Prevention of device related

infections

hours ---

--- hours

D 1 Effectively utilize the library to access and search for information

D 2 Develop effective teaching skills by teaching junior colleagues and students as well as through conference presentations

D6 Utilize problem solving skills in practical situations

D10Conduct infection control educational and training programs for healthcare workers and non medical care givers

D11 Recommend level of work restriction for health care workers with communicable diseases D12 Advise on appropriate patient placement

D13 Collaborate with appropriate persons to establish the existence of an outbreak. D14Use different media for teaching that are appropriate to the teaching setting D15 Communicate effectively with learners

D16 Communicate with other members of the multidisciplinary team D17 Show leadership and safe supervision.

D18 Audit the infection control practice in hospitals through evaluating the structure, processes and outcomes against the standards according to evidence based IC guide-lines.

D19 Participate in multidisciplinary quality/performance improvement strategies. D20 Participate in research activities.

D21 Follow the ethical regulations of sample collection and delivery of results, showing respect to the patient's privacy.

(6)

9-immunization of healthcare

personnel

2 hours ---

--- 2 hours

10-IC strategies for

multi-drug resistant organisms

4hours

4hours

(4)

Teaching methods:

4.1: Lectures

4.2: Seminars

4.3: hospital tours and rounds.

4.4: Attending workshops and conferences

4.5 Observation of, assisting and discussion with senior medical staff

(5)

Assessment methods:

5.1:Written exam for assessment of

ILOs number; A 57-66, B 47-54

5.2: Oral exam for assessment of

ILOs number; A 57-66, B 47-54

5.3: Practical exam for assessment of

ILOs number; B 47-54

,

C37-47, D1,2,6,10,11-21

Assessment schedule:

Assessment 1: Final Msc exam week/month:24 months from admission

to the degree

Percentage of each Assessment to the total mark: (assessment of the total

microbiology course)

Written exam

240 marks, that is 40% of the total marks

Clinical exam

150 marks ,that’s is 25% of the total marks

Oral exam

150 marks ,that’s is 25% of the total marks

MCQ

60 marks,that’s is 10% of the total marks

None

Other assessment without marks:

1-Candidate Logbook which should be fulfilled and signed by Head of the

department.

(7)

(6)

References of the course:

6.1: Hand books: Department theoretical books

1. Topley and Wilson s Microbiology and Microbial infections. 8

volume,2005,10th edition

2- Control of Hospital Infection- A practical handbook (most recent

edition)-2000,4th edition

3-Microbiology and Clinical Practice: Shanson-1999, 3rd edition

6.3: Journals:

1. Infection Control and Hospital Epidemiology

2. Journal of Hospital Infection

3

American journal of Epidemiology

6.1: Websites:

1. Center for Disease Control -www.cdc.gov

2. World Health Organization- www.who.int

3. Infectious Disease Society of America- www.idsociety.org

4. National Library of medicine- www.pubmed.com

5. MD Consult- www.mdconsult.com

6. Global Infectious Disease epidemiology network www.gideononline.com

(7) Facilities and resources mandatory for course completion:

1.

Lecture halls.

2.

Data shows and computer assistance.

3.

Microbiology laboratory.

Course coordinator: Dr. Mona B. Elhadidy

Head of the department: Prof. Dr. Fikry El-Morsy

Date:

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