What is CBIC?
If you want to become a professional in the infection prevention and control industry, you’ve heard about the CBIC exam. Everyone knows that certification exams are a very stressful part of entering an industry, so the goal of any prospective test-taker should be to be as prepared as possible. Our CBIC preparatory course has a collective of knowledge and questions you will see on the exam. It will challenge you in your preparation which is so important! The other half of the battle in you CBIC test preparation is knowing the layout and rules of the exam, so let’s take a look.
1. What is certification?Â
The primary purpose of certification is to increase protection of the public by providing an objective measurement of standardized current knowledge recognized and respected within and outside the field of infection prevention and control.
Infection prevention and control professionals can demonstrate a mastery of this knowledge by taking and passing a comprehensive examination developed by the Certification Board of Infection Control & Epidemiology (CBIC).
Infection prevention and control professionals who become certified are authorized and encouraged to use the internationally recognized initials CIC® after their names and in their titles.Â
2. Why the certification is important?Â
Certification represents the commitment of an infection prevention and control professional and an institution to the continued improvement of infection prevention and control functions and their contribution to healthcare and patient safety. The mission of CBIC is to protect the public through the development, administration, and promotion of an accredited certification in infection prevention and control.
As an infection prevention and control professional, certification reaffirms that through your study and hard work, you have an internationally recognized level of knowledge in the field of infection prevention and control. It also gives you a sense of professional accomplishment.
It also signals to employers and colleagues that you are committed to professional growth in the field of infection prevention and control by keeping your knowledge and skills current to better your organization’s IC function and its success. This recognition can be a factor in increasing your professional credibility. Data also shows that the Joint Commission recognizes the professionalism of people with the CIC® credential.
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By the end of the program, you will able to:
- Describe history, epidemiology and impact of healthcare-associated infections (HAI).
- Explain the roles and functions of Infection Control Committee, infection control physician and infection control nurse/practitioner.Â
- Describe essential components and implementation of an effective IPC program.Â
- Explain how to define HAIs and conduct HAI surveillance.
- Describe professional responsibilities in prevention of HAI and how to monitor and assess IPC practices and interventions.
- Identify barriers and personal protective equipment (i.e.isolation precautions) and hand hygiene for protection from exposure to potentially contaminated material.Â
- Describe principles of cleaning, disinfection and sterilization and reprocessing equipment.Â
- Define engineering, environmental and work practice controls.Â
- Explain the importance of the environment (water, ventilation, medical waste) in IPC.Â
- Explain how microorganisms are spread and describe the way IPC concepts are applied.Â
- Describe the role of the microbiology laboratory and pathogens important to IPC.Â
- Identify a possible outbreak and initiate a preliminary investigation.Â
- Identify occupational health strategies for preventing the transmission of communicable diseases.Â
- Acquire knowledge and skills required to pass CBIC exam.Â
- Acquire exam taking techniques and test question practice.
- Acquire study tips and guidance to make the candidate eligible to achieve the certification.
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This program is directed at infection prevention and control professionals and other health professionals who interested in infection prevention and control (IP&C).
They include
- Epidemiologists
- Physicians
- Dentists
- Pharmacists
- Veterinarian
- Physical therapists
- Nurses
- Medical students, etc.
There is no prerequisites, but it is preferred -not mandatory- to have previous knowledge or work experience in this filed.
The course lasts for 50-60 hours, 3 hours/day, once a week.
All lectures in the form of LIVE Sessions
Days: Every Wednesday
First Lecture: will be held in 27 December 2023.
Time:Â from 6 pm – 9 pm (Cairo Time)
from 7 pm -10 pm (KSA Time)Â
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The course will cover all exam’s curriculum topics in details. The target is to get the science in easy, simple and applicable way. The course is taught through continuous interaction, discussion and sharing experiences. Besides, you are getting involved in answering different forms of questions. For following up purposes, there will be some quizzes in different times through and after the course, and we can continuously share together all inquires and discussion for different topics through forums.
The CBIC website
Infection control reference books
- The latest version of APIC text book
- CBIC exam secrets
- Soft copy of the required materials for CBIC exam
- CBIC Mock exams
- Exam after each module with the rationale
Mohamed Aboelsoud, MD, CPHQ, CPHRM
Physician
Certified Trainer
Hospital Management Consultant
Health Governance Specialist
Certified in Infection Control (CIC)
Certified Professional in Healthcare Quality (CPHQ)
Certified Professional in Healthcare Risk Management (CPHRM)
Certified Professional in Patient Safety (CPPS)
910 AED Equal to 245 USD
With our competitive price, you can attend the course live several times with the same fees.
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