Blood Borne Virus Training

Posted on December 15, 2014

The BBV Managed Care Network in partnership with Health Promotion have announced 2015 dates for their Blood Borne Virus training.

The aim of the training will be to provide an overview of BBV’s. The training is free to all who work across Forth Valley Health Board area including voluntary statutory organisations.

Please see their poster for further information.

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