Reduce HAIs by Using Checklists in Healthcare
Preventing healthcare-acquired infections (HAIs) is an important goal for any healthcare...
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Patient Safety from the Start: Preventing Harm in Pediatric Care
Every child deserves safe, high-quality healthcare from their very first breath. Yet newborns and young children face unique risks that make them especially vulnerable to harm in...
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Precautions for Infection Control and Prevention in the...
Each year, the global community becomes more aware of how important it is to prevent, detect, and...
Proactive Infection Prevention in Healthcare
According to the CDC, HAIs are contracted by an estimated 1.7 million patients annually and are...
10 Things for CFOs to Know About Healthcare Acquired Infections
Healthcare acquired infections cost billions of dollars in added expenses to the healthcare system...
Reducing HAIs Through A Healthcare Reporting System
The Center for Disease Control estimates that 1 in 31 hospital patients has an HAI on any given...
5 Steps for Infection Control in Nursing Homes
Over 1.3 million Americans are admitted to or reside in nursing homes each year. (1) Like patients...
A Data Informed Approach to Infection Control
With the COVID-19 pandemic affecting millions of people across the world, infection control is at...
