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Short lessons and a daily game for pharmacies, hospitals, clinics and laboratories: pharmacy, laboratory, medical devices, clinic essentials, regulation and quality.

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Clinic & hospital essentials

Hand hygiene, PPE, the cold chain, stock management, safe injections, waste and medication safety. Daily basics for nurses, health officers, store keepers, procurement officers, facility managers and students.

  1. 1Hand hygiene: the 5 momentsClean hands stop more infections than any machine in the building. Learn when to clean, and whether to rub or wash.6 min · Basic
  2. 2Personal protective equipment (PPE)Gloves, masks, gowns and eye protection only work when you pick the right item, wear it right and throw it away after one use.6 min · Basic
  3. 3The cold chain and the vaccine fridgeVaccines cannot tell you when they are damaged. The fridge, the thermometer and your habits are all they have.7 min · Intermediate
  4. 4Stock management that worksNo stock-outs, no expired boxes in the corner. A few simple rules do most of the work.7 min · Intermediate
  5. 5Safe injections and sharpsOne new needle and one new syringe for every patient, and a sharps box that is never overfull. It is that simple.6 min · Basic
  6. 6Health-care waste: sort at the sourceMost clinic waste is harmless. The small dangerous part becomes a big problem when it is mixed in.6 min · Basic
  7. 7Medication safety: the five rightsFive quick checks before every dose catch most medication errors, and a no-blame culture catches the rest.7 min · Intermediate

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For licensed professionals and students. Educational information only: always follow current national guidelines (EFDA, Ministry of Health), the product label and your facility’s procedures.