Pictograph sheets, character template, floor markers and trainer notes. (total of four files).

The pictograph is a training activity that you can use with all health and social care workers, including those who speak limited English. It aims to communicate its educational message via pictures rather than words. The object of this activity is for participants to recognise and understand bad sharps practices. By reflecting on incidents seen within daily work, this activity provides opportunity for sharing and discussion.

Pictograph sheets and trainer notes. (total of two files).

The pictograph is a training activity that you can use with all health and social care workers, including those who speak limited English. It aims to communicate its educational message via pictures rather than words. There are five personal protective equipment (PPE) pictograph sheets within this download. Each contains a central image representing a task that requires the health and social care worker to wear PPE.

PowerPoint presentations, learner handout and answer feedback sheet (total of four files).

This tried and tested activity stimulates discussion around six key healthcare associated infections. Using a simple ‘fact or fiction’ format, 20 Questions works equally well as an icebreaker encouraging people to mix and discuss, or as a more formal training activity. Supplied with two PowerPoint presentations, handout and feedback sheet, 20 Questions is a simple but effective way of raising awareness of common infections.

PowerPoint presentations, learner handout and answer feedback sheet (total of four files).

This tried and tested activity stimulates discussion around three bloodborne viruses. Using a simple ‘fact or fiction’ format, 20 Questions works equally well as an icebreaker encouraging people to mix and discuss, or as a more formal training activity. Supplied with a PowerPoint presentation, handout and feedback sheet, 20 Questions is a simple but effective way of raising awareness of common infections.