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Outpatient Settings Policy Options for Improving Infection PreventionNational Center for Emerging and Zoonotic Infectious DiseasesDivision of Healthcare Quality PromotionOctober, 2015 Key Policy Elements for Best PracticesTrainingLicensingReportingInves tigatingKey Policy Elements for Best PracticesiTable of ContentsTable of ContentsExecutive Summary 1 Introduction 3 Facility Licensing/Accreditation 41. Facility Licensing/Accreditation 42. Healthcare Provider Training, Licensure, and Certification 73. Reporting Requirements 124. Investigation Authorities 17 Acknowledgements 21 Appendix I - Policies referenced in key element sections 22 Appendix II - Outpatient Settings worksheets 23 Appendix III - Outbreaks and patient notifications in Outpatient Settings , selected examples, 2010-2014
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