Applying High Reliability Principles to Infection Prevention and Control in Long-Term Care
Practitioners who work in a nursing home, assisted living facility or related healthcare setting will want to view an easy-to-use, engaging e-learning tool designed for staff across all levels and disciplines, offered by the Joint Commission. Participants will learn how to apply high reliability principles to preventing and controlling infections in long-term care, and how each person's role contributes to high reliability from scenarios that illustrate the application of these principles. To view the module, CLICK HERE.
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Source: Joint Commission
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