It’s your duty to draft the infection control program for your facility, and put it into action. We can show you how.
The landscape of infection control has changed dramatically in the past two years. The rapid spread of virulent diseases like methiallin resistant Staphylococcus aureus, (MRS), pandemic flu, and C. difficile, means surveyors are now paying closer attention to infection control than ever. The Joint Commission has made the prevention of healthcare-acquired infections one of its National Patient Safety Goals in 2007.
Meanwhile, your role as an infection control professional has expanded. You’re no longer simply an infection control professional (ICP), you’re a trainer, student, and compliance officer. So, when faced with the challenge of revising or creating your facility’s infection control program, you need reliable answers, now.
HCPro is pleased to introduce the Infection Control Program Guide.
Face the challenges of being an infection control professional confidently, with an expert resource by your side
Written by 40-year veteran industry insider, Carol Shenold, RN, CIC, the Infection Control Program Guide will guide you through the challenges you face.
This easy-to-understand, real-world guide provides:
• the latest news in IC trends
• an infection control risk assessment plan
• disease-specific guidelines for limiting exposure
• employee immunization forms
• a bonus CD-ROM with all the tools and resources ICPs need
Compliance is crucial
Today’s infection control professionals must not only draft the infection control program for their facility, but are also under great pressure to formally prove adherence to practice and policy.
Infection Control Program Guide streamlines the time-consuming process of creating an infection control program by providing all the necessary forms, policies, and tools you need, enabling you to focus on ensuring compliance to your program. Best of all, with a successful program in place, you’ll have the documentation you need to help convince the executives at your facility to invest more money in infection control.
Who needs this comprehensive resource?
Infection Control Program Guide will help both veteran and novice infection control professionals prepare for daily challenges—which can range from enforcing hand hygiene policy to isolating patients with MRSA to preparing for Joint Commission inspections.
Bonus materials on CD-ROM!
The accompanying CD-ROM features helpful forms and policies that are easy to modify, print, and fill out.
Check out what's inside
With the comprehensive Infection Control Program Guide all the information you need to know is at your finger-tips.
Take a look at the Table of Contents:
Chapter 1: The Infection Control Program
Chapter 2: Identifying risks for your facility
Chapter 3: Prevention of healthcare associated infections
Chapter 4: Goal prioritization
Chapter 5: Evaluating and redesigning interventions
Chapter 6: Emergency management
Chapter 7: Data management
Chapter 8: Effective program management
Appendix: Infection control resources
About the Author
Carol L. Shenold, RN, CIC has more than 40 years of experience working in healthcare, including acute care and long-term care facilities. She has worked in all hospital departments over the years. During her 12 years as an infection control professional, she managed the areas of performance improvement, utilization management, risk management and infection control. During her job as quality review manager at Vencor Hospital in Oklahoma City, the facility scored 100 on its Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations' survey.
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