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Module 3-Lab: Biosafety and Biosecurity

Updated 02 Oct 2024
Lessons 5
Enrolled 427
Language English ‎(en)‎
Skill Level Beginner

Course Overview

The purpose of this module is to provide you with knowledge, skills, and an understanding of the urgency of ensuring that biosafety and biosecurity procedures are established and observed for a safe and secure work environment.

Target Audience: All healthcare workers (Laboratory practitioners, clinicians, veterinarians, nurses, pharmacists, public health offcers, records personnel) and any other relevant stakeholder or offcer.

Expected Learning Outcomes:


By the end of this module, participants will be able to:
• Defne key terms in bio-risk management.
• Describe different types of hazards.
• Outline elements of bio-risk management- Assessment Mitigation Performance (AMP) model.
• Describe steps in bio-risk assessment: identifcation of the hazard, characterization and evaluation of bio-risk.
• Identify the fve categories of mitigation measures for controlling biological risks.
• Describe Bio-risk Performance.


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The purpose of this module is to provide you with knowledge, skills, and an understanding of the urgency of ensuring that biosafety and biosecurity procedures are established and observed for a safe and secure work environment.

Target Audience: All healthcare workers (Laboratory practitioners, clinicians, veterinarians, nurses, pharmacists, public health offcers, records personnel) and any other relevant stakeholder or offcer.

Expected Learning Outcomes:


By the end of this module, participants will be able to:
• Defne key terms in bio-risk management.
• Describe different types of hazards.
• Outline elements of bio-risk management- Assessment Mitigation Performance (AMP) model.
• Describe steps in bio-risk assessment: identifcation of the hazard, characterization and evaluation of bio-risk.
• Identify the fve categories of mitigation measures for controlling biological risks.
• Describe Bio-risk Performance.


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Take into account access restrictions to activities: No
Ignore "date" type restrictions: No
Ignore "group" type restrictions: No
Notification used: Evènement de cours par défaut
Skill Level: Beginner
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