Please login or register first to view this content.
Hospital Infection Control
Ambulatory care
Animals Visiting Healthcare Facilities
Antifungals
Antimicrobial stewardship
Antivirals (non-HIV drugs)
Bare below the elbow and implications for infection control
Behavior modification and infection control
Bloodstream infections
Broad-spectrum antibiotics
Burns
Burns
Cardiac catheterization lab/EP lab
Catheter-related UTIs (Urinary Tract Infections)
Challenges in vaccine access and delivery for developing nations
Clostridium difficile in the Hospital: Infection Prevention Considerations
Gastrointestinal tract infections
Gene therapy and infection control
General approaches to an epidemic
Geriatrics unit
Gram negative bacteria – Acinetobacter
Gram negative bacteria – Enterobacteriacea
Gram negative bacteria – Legionella
Gram negative bacteria – Neisseria meningitides
Gram negative bacteria – Pseudomonas aeruguinosa
Gram positive bacteria – Enterococcus
Gram positive bacteria – Staphylococcus aureus
Gram positives
HCW Influenza vaccination programs
Hand hygiene improvements
Hand surfaces/equipment; disinfection/sterilization
Hepatitis A and B
Higher bacteria – actinomycoses and Nocardia
Horizontal versus vertical safety programs in infection control – active surveillance cultures for specific organisms
Infection control and product evaluation
Infection control and the use of evidence based medicine
Infection control in settings with limited resources
Laboratory advances for infection control
Laboratory safety
Leadership, management and politics: issues for health-care epidemiology
Lessons learned from severe acute respiratory syndrome and H1N1
Mandatory public reporting of hospital acquired infections
Measles, mumps, and rubella
Measuring antibiotic use and resistance
Measuring cost-benefit in infection control
Meningitis
National and international surveillance
Neonates
Non-governmental organizations: role in infection control
Nursing home or long-term care facility patients
Nutrition services and total parenteral nutrition
Pandemic influenza and the role of Infection Control Professionals
Pharmacy
Post-exposure prophylaxis for HIV infection
Probiotics for infection control
Process of care measures and infection control
Proper isolation procedures
Public health
Quality and Infection Prevention: Partnering for Improved Outcomes
Quality of care initiatives in infection control
Transplant patients – bone marrow transplant
Transplant patients – liver transplant
Transplant patients – lung transplant
Travel and refugee medicine
Tuberculosis infection control
- Loading...
Loading...
Want to read more?
Loading... 
Loading...