Competency-Based Training for Infection Prevention
Competency-based training in healthcare should be designed in way that allows flexibility to tailor the training to the different competency needs of the diverse healthcare personnel within an organization. To ensure that this education and training is translated effectively to practice, audits and feedback can
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