Cleanroom Behaviour and Comportment for Aseptic Services

The Cleanroom Behaviour and Comportment for Aseptic Services course has been developed by NHS TSET (the Technical Specialist Education and Training group) and is facilitated by the University of Leeds.

For more information about TSET visit https://www.tset.org.uk 

A one day course covering:

• the risks of poor cleanroom practice

• getting into a cleanroom

• cleanroom behaviour

• organising the critical work zone

• understanding human behaviours

• detecting problems and investigations (supervisor skills)

This course will be of particular benefit if you are:

• involved with managing the cleanroom area/cleanroom supervisor

• a releasing pharmacist

• a senior technical member of staff

• a team leader

• an investigator or quality assurance personnel

 The course is suitable for both licensed and unlicensed units.

This course will be delivered via a mix of presentations, interative sessions and workshops.

Registration: 09:00 – 09:30

• Welcome and introduction – setting the scene
• The risks
• WORKSHOP – good and bad points, discussion on pictures
• Getting into a cleanroom
• Cleanroom behaviour – comportment and using a cleanroom
• Organising the critical work zone
• WORKSHOP – what does good practice look like?
• Understanding human behaviours
• Detecting problems and investigation

Course ends: 16:30

Please note: Although we remain devoted to the programme specified, we reserve the right to vary the programme in detail if required to do so by factors beyond our control.

This one day course has been developed and will be delivered by experts in the NHS Pharmaceutical field.

Please note that more speaker/s are to be added.

Course Director: Sue Renn, Pharmacist, Hull & East Yorkshire Hospitals NHS Trust
and Lecturer at Manchester University

Speakers

Dean Moriarty 
Associate Director of Pharmacy – Patient Services 
Medicines Optimisation and Pharmacy Services
The Mid-Yorkshire Hospitals NHS Trust

Mark Oldcorne
Consultant QA Pharmacist
Wrexham Maelor Hospital 

Sue Renn
Course Director/Pharmacist
Hull & East Yorkshire Hospitals NHS Trust
and Lecturer
Manchester University

Tim Sizer
Director of PTQA CPD
Regional Pharmaceutical Quality Assurance Officer, NHS England (South West)
Regional Quality Control Laboratory
Southmead Hospital

2022 Course fee £320

Fees are VAT exempt

The course fee includes cost of tuition, course materials, lunch and light refreshments. 

How to Book
Early registration is highly recommended as places are limited. Delegates can book their place via our secure online store (to pay by debit or credit card) or by completing a manual registration form (to pay via invoice). 

View our terms and conditions

The course will take place at the Weetwood Hall Estate, which is situated to the north of Leeds at the junction of the A660 Leeds - Skipton road and the A6120 Outer Ring Road.​​

Weetwood Hall Estate
Otley Road
Leeds
West Yorkshire
LS16 5PS
UK

Accommodation is not included in the course fee.

If you require accommodation, and wish to stay at the course venue Weetwood Hall Estate please contact Emma Barker or Stevie Standerline E: reservations@weetwood.co.uk / T: 0113 230 6000 quoting ‘CPD’ and the ‘Cleanroom Behaviour and Comportment’ course.

Bedrooms are subject to availability and the following rates (including VAT) apply with a ‘48 hours prior to arrival with no cancellation fee’ policy: Monday – Thursday, bed and breakfast £89 per night, for sole occupancy in a superior double room. Please book your accommodation as soon as possible to avoid disappointment with availability. A list of alternative hotels is available on request. Delegates are responsible for their own evening meals (if required).

“An informative and educational course that helps us to reflect on our own practice and processes to improve services.”

“The course I attended was Excellent value for money! The day was jam packed full of useful information! Being able to interact with people from all over the country allowed my department to gain knowledge of how cleanrooms in other areas work which I can pass on to my unit to ensure the highest quality service and product manufacturing is undertaken."

“Relevant and engaging course, accessable to a wide variety of pharmacy staff all working in aseptics.”

Helen Forsyth – Course Coordinator

CPD Conference and Events Unit
Faculty of Engineering and Physical Sciences 
School of Chemical and Process Engineering, 3.11
University of Leeds,
Leeds
LS2 9JT

e: cpd@healthcare.leeds.ac.uk