Prioritizing Infection Prevention and Control in a Post-COVID-19 World

This presentation aims to bolster assisted living infection prevention and control programs. The lessons learned from the COVID-19 pandemic create an opportunity to integrate infection prevention education into the community culture and ensure appropriate resources are ready when needed.  Learn to implement key practices that help prevent and reduce the spread of harmful and deadly infections. This webinar delivers practical strategies that support the assisted living preventionist role and take infection control prevention practices to the next level. 

Objectives:

• Understand why COVID-19 has merely highlighted the need to implement evidence-based IPC practices in long-term care.
• Ignite your passion for reducing due to communicable and infectious diseases.
• Implement proven preventative strategies that support creating a strong infection prevention and control (IPC) culture.

Speaker: Dr. Buffy Lloyd-Krejci, Founder of IPCWell – www.icpwell.com

COST: $25 for AHCA/NCAL Member | $50 Non-members.

If you are not able to attend live, the recording will be provided to you. A certificate of attendance will be available after webinar.

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