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| california infection control and dental practice act: Legal Aspects of Health Care Administration George D. Pozgar, 2004 The Ninth Edition of this book continues to provide students with a strong foundation in health care law and an overview of practical ways to improve the quality and safe delivery of healthcare. |
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| california infection control and dental practice act: Infection Control in Patient Care GE Federation of Psychologists, Infection Control in Patient Care Why Infection Control Matters Introduction to Pathogens Types of Pathogens Modes of Pathogen Transmission Hand Hygiene: The Foundation of Infection Control Handwashing Techniques When to Wash Hands Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Proper Use of PPE Environmental Cleaning and Disinfection High-Touch Surfaces Cleaning Tools and Products Sharps Safety Proper Sharps Handling Injection Safety Medication Preparation and Administration Respiratory Hygiene and Cough Etiquette Preventing Transmission via Respiratory Droplets Outbreak Management Early Identification of Outbreaks Containment Strategies Communication and Collaboration Educating Patients and Visitors Infection Control Policies and Protocols Institutional Responsibilities Individual Accountability Monitoring and Reporting Continuous Quality Improvement Adapting to Emerging Threats Lessons from the COVID-19 Pandemic Embracing a Culture of Safety Infection Control Champions Interdisciplinary Teamwork Ongoing Training and Competency Assessments Conclusion: Infection Control Excellence |
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