Infection Surveillance
Infection Surveillance
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Infection Surveillance
Infection Surveillance
DOT
Organism resistance to antibiotics continues to rise and poses a patient safety issue and a public health concern. Healthcare facilities are a high-risk environment for development and spread infection. A lack of adequate systems for infection prevention, control, and surveillance contributes to the development of healthcare-associated infections. This course will provide an overview of infection surveillance and its purpose, discuss the types of surveillance measures and methods and develop a surveillance plan, and review evidence-based guidelines for collecting, managing, analyzing, and reporting surveillance data.
COURSE INFORMATION
30 minValid for 12 monthsCreated 2020-03-11Updated 2020-03-11
Course Objectives
- Describe surveillance and its purpose.
- Explain the types of surveillance measures and methods.
- Understand how to develop a surveillance plan.
- Identify best-practice for collecting, managing, analyzing, and reporting surveillance data.
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