Term Archives

  1. Brief Description of GDPR Awareness

    The GDPR Awareness course educates individuals and organizations about the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), a data privacy law in the European Union. It covers data protection, consent management, and lawful processing of personal data.
  2. Module 3: Legionella - Responsibilities

    After reading this section, you should understand: The COSHH Regulations (2002) criteria for biological hazards, CQC expectations for biological hazards
  3. Module 5: Monitoring

    After reading this section, you should understand: Key Legionella Control Management Risks, Common Cold Water Storage Tank Issues.
  4. Module 4: Risk Assessment

    After reading this section, you should understand: The initial step in Legionella risk management • Dutyholder responsibilities, Risk assessment elements for buildings with water supply.
  5. Module 2: Legionnaires' Disease

    After reading this section, you should understand: where the Legionnaires’ Disease bacteria was first isolated, the symptoms of Legionnaires’ Disease, the incubation period of Legionnaires’ Disease.
  6. Module 1: Introduction

    After reading this section, you should understand: Legionella definition, Location of Legionella bacteria, Reasons for developing guidelines on limiting Legionella infection risk.
  7. Brief Description of Legionnaires' Disease

    The Legionnaires' Disease course is essential for preventing, identifying, and controlling Legionella bacteria, which can cause a serious respiratory infection. This course offers a detailed look into Legionella development and transmission in water systems including cooling towers, hot tubs and plumbing.
  8. Module 3: Discovering a Casualty

    Use the hands-free speaker on a phone, so you can start CPR whilst talking to the EMS dispatcher.
  9. Module 2: Importance of Defibrillation

    The survival rate of cardiac arrest is significantly impacted by the ability to provide defibrillation within a critical time.
  10. Module 1: Learning outcome

    Upon completion of this section, you should be able to demonstrate an understanding of: what causes a cardiac arrest, if a cardiac arrest is the same as a heart attack, the importance of the chain of survival