Long-Term Care Certification in Infection Prevention Exam Resources

According to the Fixing Long-Term Care Act of 2021, all LTC IPAC Leads must be certified by the Certification Board of Infection Control and Epidemiology within three years – this is the new IPAC standard for LTC homes. The Act came into effect in 2022.

PHO’s resources provide foundational IPAC knowledge for long term care settings, helping you prepare for the Long-Term Care Certification in Infection Prevention exam and obtain certification.

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PHO Rounds: Candida auris: Updated Reporting Requirements and What They Mean for Practice

This PHO Rounds will present an overview of C. auris and focus on an upcoming Ministry of Health (MOH) Enhanced Surveillance Directive (ESD) expected in July, which will communicate changes to the C. auris reporting expectations.

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Updated 21 Oct 2024