Health and Wellbeing

Cold and Flu Prevention

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Cold and Flu Prevention
This course is in the base subscription pack
Category
Health and Wellbeing
Course Duration
0:10
Subject Matter Expert
University of South Australia
Provider
University of South Australia
Countries
AU
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The ‘Cold and flu prevention’ course is designed to reduce the number of sick days by encouraging workers to get the flu shot and, if they are sick, to apply hygiene techniques that reduce the spread of infection. The goal is to reduce the number of unproductive working days by having a healthier workforce. This course is most effective when used as a promotional piece for an organisation’s annual work flu shot campaigns.

Target Audience

This course is for all workers, including those who work in workplaces where a work flu shot is provided and those where workers are encouraged to fund their own. Workplaces specifically targeted in the course are:

  • Office
  • Aged care
  • Child care
  • Construction
  • Hospitality

This course is an ideal promotional piece for a workplace flu vaccination program. The training is designed to pay for itself by improving efficiency during flu season by reducing the number of people unable to attend work due to flu-related sickness. The best time to roll out this training is before and during influenza season.

Learning Outcomes

This course is designed to teach the learner:

  • The difference between a cold and the flu.
  • How we can reduce the spread of colds and flu.
  • What to do if you have the cold or the flu.

The course teaches simple hygiene techniques and encourages the annual flu shot. The training also busts some common myths around the cold and the influenza virus, and gives a summary of their symptoms.

This course has been created in collaboration with the University of South Australia.

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