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Infection Control Training

Infection Control In Long-Term Care: Protect Your Residents, Protect Yourself

This program can help your staff keep residents in long-term care facilities infection-free. It covers the identification of common infections, factors that increase susceptibility, and various practices that can help...
Tuberculosis: Identification & Control For Non-Isolation

Every healthcare facility needs a TB infection control plan - and every healthcare worker needs to be thoroughly trained in preventing the spread of disease. Tuberculosis: Identification and Control is a powerful tool you...
Patient Safety: Light The Way

Pro-active improvement of patient care processes prevents adverse patient outcomes. This must-see training program will create a culture of safety within your facility. Risk assessment/reduction techniques Root Cause...
Healthcare-Associated Infections: Prevention & Control

According to CDC statistics, HAIs have endangered more a 1 million patient resulting in 99,000 deaths annually. The costs the healthcare facilities can be staggering! With this new program, your staff will learn the common...
MRSA & VRE Precautions: Battling Superbugs

It's a war between man and bacteria and experts say the outcome is uncertain. We do know this; a growing number of studies prove healthcare professionals can successfully slow transmission and lower overall infection rates...
Infection Control: Chain Reaction

OSHA and Joint Commission require a comprehensive infection control program in all healthcare facilities. Everyone who works in healthcare should be concerned. This program will teach your workers how to protect themselves...
Infection Control Orientation

With the daily threat of AIDS, hepatitis and drug-resistant organisms, the healthcare worker's job is more dangerous than ever. One wrong move can mean the difference between safety and danger - and even life and death...
HIV/Aids: What Caregivers Need To Know

As of December 2001, The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported 57 documented cases of U.S. healthcare workers who have had seroconverted - developed antibodies - to HIV following occupational exposures...
Hand Hygiene For Hands That Care

We all recognize the importance of keeping our hands free of infectious microorganisms, but statistics indicate we're not following through in practice. Contamination can occur during direct patient contact, such as...
Drug Resistant Organisms: A Clinical Approach

In a recent year, more than 70,000 hospital patients died as a result of infections involving antibiotic-resistant bacteria. This vital program will help your facility develop a plan of attack for fighting these...