Session 3: Designing work to support infection prevention
SESSION DESCRIPTION
Reliable use of infection prevention measures requires more than education – workflows must be designed to support consistency. This session will focus on strategies to design workflows in physician offices and clinics, particularly proactive approaches and use of data.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
- Describe why training and education alone is insufficient for ensuring consistent use of infection prevention standard practices
- Provide examples of proactive approaches that increase reliability of infection prevention measures
- Apply changes to workflow in their own office or clinic
FACULTY
Fran Griffin, RRT, MPA
QI Expert
INSTRUCTIONS
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Course Content
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