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Organisational Policies and Protocols in Relation to Preparing and Dressing for Work in Health Care Settings
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Candidate name: Malgorzata Dratwinska

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|1.1 |Organisational policies and protocols in relation to preparing and dressing for work in health care | | |
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| |Preparing and dressing for work in Peterborough City Hospital is regulated by: | | |
| |The Dress Code Policy which was endorsed 14th February 2013 ( Health and Safety legislation - | | |
| |section 16, the Health and Social Care Act 2008 Code of Practice). | | |
| |Policy for Staff Hand Hygiene | | |
| |Policy for Standard Infection Control Precautions | |
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