Healthcare Associated Infection Risk Management
Level I degree in the health professions of nurses and midwives or equivalent qualification pursuant to D.M. 27.7.2000 and Law n.1 of 8.1.2002 with upper secondary school Title of Health Assistant obtained under the old legislation and equivalent DM 27.07.2000 L/SNT4- Healthcare profession of healthcare assistant and prevention technicians or other degree obtained abroad deemed appropriate by the Executive Committee. Diplomas obtained according to the previous legislation of the members of the health professions referred to in DM 509/99 and referred to in Laws 26 February 1999 n. 42 and 10 August 2000 n. 251, considered valid, pursuant to art. 10 of the Law of January 8, 2002 n 1, for access to the Master’s and other Courses activated by the University, provided that they hold the Diploma of Five-Year Maturity obtained in Italy or, by title obtained abroad, after at least 12 years of schooling
At the end of the Master the student is able to:
Participate in the definition of health and health policies at national, regional, local level to protect the health and safety of citizens
Participate in the identification of infectious risk in health and social health contexts
Planning, managing and evaluating prevention, control and surveillance of infectious risk, in a multiprofessional and multidisciplinary environment
Planning, managing and evaluating training, research and innovation projects in the area of infectious risk
Ensure supervision and advice on infectious risk control based on scientific evidence
Manage effective relationships through the use of communication techniques aimed at involving the user, the caregiver and the operators to control infectious risk
Use, in infectious risk control, methods and tools to guide choices and improve the quality of interventions in relation to technological and knowledge evolution
Promote change in different organizational contexts, encouraging adherence to good practices in infectious risk control
Adopt self-learning strategies and continuous updating of their knowledge and specialist skills.
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In the Master, the professional acquires specific clinical, managerial, organizational, relational professional skills, working independently and in collaboration with other professionals in various health and social-health contexts, both public and private. The care-related infectious risk specialist is a 'resource-practitioner' for citizens, practitioners and health-care organisations in order to ensure the protection of public health.