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Infection Control for Healthcare Professionals
2020 Relias LLC. All rights reserved. Page | 1 Infection Control for Healthcare Professionals 2019 Relias LLC. All rights reserved. Introduction About This Course Healthcare Professionals are responsible for monitoring the performance of all personnel who are under their authority, licensed or not, about Infection Control techniques. Failure to adhere to these principles is considered unprofessional conduct and could subject the Healthcare professional to disciplinary action, revocation of license and/or professional liability. Not only are there professional consequences, but failure to adhere to Infection Control standards also puts you and your patients at risk for adverse health outcomes. This three-part program will update your ability to apply scientifically accepted Infection - Control principles to reduce the transmission of pathogens. Goal and Objectives The goal of this three-part program is to update Healthcare Professionals ability to apply scientifically accepted Infection - Control principles to reduce transmission of pathogens.
practices for cleaning, disinfection, and sterilization; and 6) prevention and control of infectious and communicable diseases in healthcare workers. The Buck Stops Here Let’s say you work in a clinic. A patient calls with complaints of a rash. She mentions that her nephew had chickenpox two weeks ago. She arrives an hour later and makes herself
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