Infection Prevention and Control for Congregate Living Settings
Integrating infection prevention and control (IPAC) best practices into care in congregate living settings will reduce the transmission of infections, decrease the risk of outbreaks, and protect residents, staff, and visitors. Implementation of IPAC best practices is essential to creating and maintaining a safe and healthy congregate living setting.
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Outbreak Preparedness, Prevention and Management in Congregate Living Settings
Checklist to help administrators and staff members in a range of congregate living settings plan for, prevent and manage communicable diseases/infectious disease outbreaks.
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