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The VN's Role in Prevention of Hospital Acquired Infections

<span>The VN's Role in Prevention of Hospital Acquired Infections</span>
<span>The VN's Role in Prevention of Hospital Acquired Infections</span>

"Clean Hands, Safe Paws: The Vet Nurse's Role in Preventing Hospital-Acquired Infections"

Hospital-acquired infections (HAIs) pose a significant risk to patient outcomes, staff wellbeing, and clinical reputation. In this engaging and practical webinar, we’ll explore the vital role veterinary nurses play in preventing HAIs in the hospital setting.

We’ll cover key topics including:

  • Routes of transmission and common nosocomial pathogens
  • The science (and practice) of hand hygiene
  • Best practices in barrier nursing and patient cohorting
  • Environmental cleaning and disinfection
  • Sterile technique and surgical site infection prevention
  • Creating a culture of infection control in your team

Whether you're a seasoned nurse or new to clinical practice, this session will empower you with practical tools and confidence to champion infection prevention every day.

Join us to ensure every paw that leaves your hospital does so safer and healthier.

Recorded 21 August 2025

Speaker:

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Asha Yeoman

Asha Yeoman, CertIVVN DipVN(ECC) GradCertClinEd RVN AVN 
 

Asha is a registered and accredited veterinary nurse from Melbourne, with over 18 years of industry experience. Holding a Diploma of Veterinary Nursing to specialise in Emergency & Critical Care, Asha spent 16 years at the University of Melbourne Veterinary Hospital where she developed her passion for clinical excellence, education and leadership, before recently transitioning into the new Greencross Veterinary Hospital at the University of Melbourne where she has taken on the role of Emergency & Critical Care Team Leader.
After holding state committee leadership positions for many years, in 2020 Asha was elected onto the VNCA’s National Board of Directors where she has enjoyed contributing to the advancement of and advocacy for the nursing industry across Australia. In 2024, she was elected into her current role as Vice President of the VNCA. Asha has a passion for educating nurses and is a guest lecturer at tertiary institutions in Melbourne. She also frequently speaks at conferences and events, authors articles for publication in the Australian Veterinary Nurses Journal, and mentors junior and student nurses. To further support her pursuit in learning and teaching, she is currently studying a Masters degree in Clinical Education. 
 

Booking information

Duration: 0:46 h
Speaker: Asha Yeoman
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54.90 US$
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