Category: Hospital and Outpatient Webinars
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Hospital and Outpatient Webinars
08.12.26 Hospital & Outpatient Settings – Dialysis and Infection Prevention: Understanding Risk, Practice and Performance.
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Hospital and Outpatient Webinars, Long Term Care Webinars
07.08.26 ICAP- Bridging the Gap: Effective MDRO Prevention Education for Post-Discharge Care
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Hospital and Outpatient Webinars
06.10.26 – Hospital and Outpatient Settings – NICU and Pediatrics: What an IP Needs to Know
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Hospital and Outpatient Webinars
05.13.26 Hosp & OP – Infection Prevention and Control Training for Environmental Services
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Hospital and Outpatient Webinars
04.08.26 Hospital and Outpatient Settings: Infection Control Essentials for the Clinical Laboratory
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Hospital and Outpatient Webinars
03.11.26 Hospital and Outpatient Webinar – Inside the Pharmacy Cleanroom: Guide for Infection Preventionists
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Hospital and Outpatient Webinars, Long Term Care Webinars
01.08.26 Backpacker’s Guide to Leadership
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Hospital and Outpatient Webinars
12.10.25 Hospital & OP – Infection Preventionist Guide to Respiratory Therapy
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Hospital and Outpatient Webinars
11.12.25 Hospital & OP – Blood Stream Infection (BSI) & Hospital Onset Bacteremia (HOB) Prevention
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Hospital and Outpatient Webinars
10.8.25 Acute & OP – Be Antibiotics Aware: Utilization of Antibiograms
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Fungal infections can have symptoms similar to illnesses caused by bacteria or viruses, making them difficult to diagnose.
During Fungal Disease Awareness Week, September 14–18, learn when to “Think Fungus.”
If you have an infection that isn’t improving, talk to your healthcare provider and ask whether it could be fungal.
Learn more: https://www.cdc.gov/fungal/fungal-disease-awareness-week/
During Fungal Disease Awareness Week, September 14–18, learn when to “Think Fungus.”
If you have an infection that isn’t improving, talk to your healthcare provider and ask whether it could be fungal.
Learn more: https://www.cdc.gov/fungal/fungal-disease-awareness-week/
