Lone Working and Community Imaging Safety
Recognise isolation from assistance.
What you will learn
- Recognise isolation from assistance.
- Plan a visit and check-in system.
- Assess the environment on arrival.
- Maintain clinical and equipment safety remotely.
- Respond to a missed check-in or emerging danger.
- Review incidents and protect privacy.
Course content
6 lessons + final assessmentSelect a lesson to view its details.
01What lone working meansNot started
O1
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02Planning before departureNot started
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03Dynamic assessmentNot started
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04Remote clinical safetyNot started
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05Check-ins and danger responseNot started
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06Review and continuityNot started
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18 questions · 30 minutes · Pass: 15 correct
Who this course is for
Risk planning for remote, mobile and isolated imaging work.
Prerequisite: No formal prerequisite; imaging workplace context is helpful.
Scope and professional boundaries
Risk planning for remote, mobile and isolated imaging work. Does not authorise unsupported procedures, unsafe lone working or driving outside licensing and employer rules.
References
- HSE Protecting lone workers INDG73 revised 2020 ↗
- Safe Work Australia Remote and isolated work overview ↗
- NIOSH Occupational hazards in home healthcare 2010 ↗
- Occupational Health and Safety Act No 16 of 2025 ↗
- Occupational Health and Safety Amendment Act No 67 of 2026 ↗
- Zambia Data Protection Act No 3 of 2021 ↗
- HPCZ National Healthcare Standards for Zambia Third edition February 2026 ↗
- HSE Managing the risks of moving and handling ↗
- HPCZ Ethical guidance ↗
- Safe Work Australia Work-related violence aggression and harassment in health care ↗
