The Post-Graduate Programme in Direction of Infection Control Services is structured around the development of thematic cores. This approach integrates interactive theoretical lessons, laboratories, seminars, and group work, ensuring a comprehensive learning experience.

The programme focuses on key areas critical to the role of a Director of Infection Risk Services:

• Assess Infection Risk Needs: utilize rigorous methodologies to identify and prioritize areas with the greatest infection risk needs.
• Plan Interventions: design and prioritize interventions using innovative tools to address identified infection risk needs.
• Implement, Monitor, and Evaluate: oversee the execution of planned activities, continuously monitor progress, evaluate outcomes, and prepare detailed reports to ensure accountability and transparency.
• Communicate Effectively: develop and deliver clear, impactful communication across different levels of organizational responsibility and among stakeholders to ensure alignment and collaboration.
• Develop Professional Networks: foster the growth and professional development of collaborators by establishing infection risk networks that adhere to the highest standards of continuous training.
• Promote Inter-Service Collaboration: build effective professional relationships with other services to enhance prevention, control, surveillance, research, and innovation in infection risk management.
• Activate Leadership: employ leadership styles that align with organizational responsibilities, inspiring and guiding teams towards achieving infection control objectives.