Effectiveness of Nurse-Led Education Programmes to Enhance Infection Prevention and Control Among Childcare Workers in Bangkok Daycare Centres, Thailand

"The programme was designed to enhance CCWs' IPC knowledge and attitudes through lectures, interactive discussions, information sharing, and Q\&A sessions. It also aims to improve their IPC practices and self-efficacy through demonstrations, role-playing exercises, and a work assignment focused on IPC self-monitoring.~The programme includes five educational sessions totalling 12 hours, along with one session for work assignment on daily self-monitoring of IPC practices over five days. The educational sessions cover the following topics:~1. General concepts of infectious diseases~2. Vaccination~3. Standard precautions: The use of personal protective equipment, environmental cleaning and disinfection, handling food and feeding, and waste management~4. Standard precautions: Hand hygiene~5. Common infectious diseases in DCCs and management."

The online version of the nurse-led education programme was conducted using an online meeting platform. It includes the same content, learning activities, and materials as the onsite delivery programme, except for the practice stations, which cannot be provided to participants in the online delivery. Additionally, all documents will be available for download via the online platform.