Development of a Novel Influenza A Standard Operating Procedure to Fulfill Public Health Reporting Requirements
Robust infectious disease surveillance, including rapid subtyping of influenza A, is essential for early detection, containment, and public health reporting of novel viral threats.
ICT Hot Topics for April 17, 2025: WHO Member States, Measles, H5N1, and More
This week’s Infection Control Today’s Hot Topics in IPC discusses the latest in the measles outbreak, H5N1 in cattle herds, and more.
Telehealth and Home Care: Reducing Infection Risks for High-Risk Patients
Telehealth and home care are vital for protecting high-risk patients by minimizing infection exposure, enhancing safety, and supporting prevention with technology-driven, home-based health solutions.
Collaboration in Action: How One Hospital Stopped a Neurosurgical Infection Outbreak
IP LifeLine: Soft Power, Sharp Edges: Nice Gets You Nowhere…Unless You're a Man
Infection prevention demands strength—but when vulnerability is praised in men and penalized in women, leadership becomes performance, not authenticity. It’s time to challenge that imbalance.
Rebuilding Trust: How Infection Preventionists Can Lead in the Wake of Vaccine Doubt
As measles cases rise and vaccine misinformation spreads, Infection Control Today spoke with APIC President Dr Carol McLay about restoring trust in immunization.
