Safety and Infection Control (specifically focused on Infection Control in Healthcare Personnel: Infrastructure and Routine Practices for Occupational Infection Prevention and Control Services).
Created by Dr. YASSER MEKKY
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| 1 | • Leadership and Management |
| 2 | • Communication and Collaboration |
| 3 | • Assessment and Reduction of Risks for Infection among Healthcare Personnel Populations |
| 4 | • Medical Evaluations (Pre-placement, periodic, and episodic) |
| 5 | • Occupational Infection Prevention and Control: Education and Training |
| 6 | • Immunization Programs |
| 7 | • Management of Potentially Infectious Exposures and Illnesses |
| 8 | • Management of Healthcare Personnel Health Records |
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| • Ability to implement eight core IPC elements of OHS: leadership and management, communication and collaboration, risk assessment and reduction, medical evaluations, education and training, immunization programs, exposure/illness management, and health records management. | |
| • Competency in developing and updating written policies and procedures that align with standard clinical guidelines and occupational regulations (such as OSHA and ADA). | |
| • Ability to implement eight core IPC elements of OHS: leadership and management, communication and collaboration, risk assessment and reduction, medical evaluations, education and training, immunization programs, exposure/illness management, and health records management. • Competency in developing and updating written policies and procedures that align with standard clinical guidelines and occupational regulations (such as OSHA and ADA). • Proficiency in tracking performance measures (e.g., vaccination coverage, exposure rates) to drive continuous quality improvement |
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• Primary Audience: Leaders and staff of Occupational Health Services (OHS) and administrators/leaders of Healthcare Organizations (HCO).
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• Target Personnel (HCP): All paid and unpaid persons serving in healthcare settings who have potential direct or indirect exposure to patients, infectious materials, body substances, medical supplies, devices, equipment, environmental surfaces, or air (including nurses, physicians, technicians, therapists, emergency medical service personnel, students, contractual staff, and support personnel like administrative, dietary, and environmental services staff).
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