BBO Training

This half-day update course offers a focused and comprehensive review of national cohort immunisations for both adults and children. Designed as an annual update for professionals who have already completed a two-day foundation course, this session aligns with the recommendations by Public Health England. The course content fulfills the mandatory requirements outlined in the Public Health England (2018) National Minimum Standards and Core Curriculum for Registered Healthcare Practitioners.

By the conclusion of this half-day update course, participants will be able to:

1. Comprehend Legal Aspects of Vaccination Delivery:

  - Understand the legal and regulatory framework surrounding the administration of vaccinations, ensuring compliance with relevant guidelines and regulations.

2. Review Best Practices for Cold Chain and Vaccine Storage:

  - Assess and reinforce proper procedures for maintaining the cold chain, ensuring the safety and efficacy of vaccines through meticulous storage practices.

3. Enhance Risk Assessment Skills for Safe Vaccination Programs:

  - Review and apply robust risk assessment methodologies to ensure the secure and effective delivery of vaccination programs.

4. Provide Current Vaccine and Disease Information:

  - Demonstrate an up-to-date knowledge of vaccines, their indications, contraindications, and the diseases they protect against, enabling informed and accurate patient education.

5. Encourage and Explore Accurate Documentation:

  - Promote the importance of accurate and comprehensive documentation throughout the vaccination process, including consent forms, vaccine records, and adverse event reporting.

6. Foster Discussion of Practice Challenges and Solutions:

  - Create an environment for open dialogue and collaborative learning, facilitating the exchange of experiences, challenges, and effective solutions within the realm of cohort immunisations.

This concise update session is designed to reinforce foundational knowledge, ensure compliance with current standards, and empower healthcare professionals to continue delivering safe, effective, and informed vaccination services.