Guiding Principles for maintaining immunisation services during COVID-19 pandemic. Immunisation providers will need to adapt their procedures and practice to comply with measures in place, including physical distancing, to reduce the transmission of COVID-19.

The Queensland Health Immunisation Program has developed a suite of online training courses for immunisation service providers in Queensland.

Designed to provide students with the specific skills and knowledge that will enable them to perform a range of comprehensive immunisation services.

Updated for 2022, this online learning course has been designed to provide nurses with concise, practice-based information to support the administration of influenza vaccines to individuals >6 months of age.

‘Immunisation in the Primary Health Care Setting’ is an online learning program based on the clinical recommendations and information contained within the Australian Immunisation Handbook.

Shared patient equipment and the healthcare environment must undergo routine cleaning and disinfection as required as part of the standard or transmission-based precautions. This page outlines cleaning and disinfecting of shared patient care equipment.

The Infection prevention and control standards for general practices are intended as a guide to assist health professionals and other staff implementing infection prevention and control procedures.

The Commission provides a range of eLearning modules free of charge to support health service and aged care organisations to implement infection prevention and control and hand hygiene workforce training.

To reduce the risk of transmission of infectious agents, PPE must be used appropriately. The following resource outlines sequences and procedures for putting on and removing PPE.

This is a guide for healthcare workers involved in patient care activities in a healthcare setting. It aims to show the type of personal protective equipment or PPE needed to correctly protect oneself.