PIV235 Infection Prevention of CVADs

	1 Online Course CE Credits
	3 Manual(s)/documents included with course
	20 test questions
	45.00
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Welcome to the Central Vascular Access Device Infection Control program, a comprehensive educational resource dedicated to preventing bloodstream infections associated with central venous catheter placements. Our program has been carefully developed to provide you with essential knowledge and skills in infection control. By participating in this program, you will gain a deep understanding of the key strategies and best practices that can significantly reduce the risk of bloodstream infections. We will explore various aspects of infection control, including the proper insertion techniques, maintenance protocols, and monitoring strategies specific to central venous catheters. Through interactive modules and practical case studies, you will learn how to effectively implement infection prevention measures, identify potential risks, and take proactive steps to mitigate them. By completing this program, you will be equipped with the necessary tools and insights to ensure the safety and well-being of your patients. Join us on this educational journey and become an advocate for infection control, making a positive impact on patient outcomes and enhancing the quality of care provided during central venous catheter placements. Key Program Topic: This program covers infection prevention issues and bundles as described in standards, guidelines and research publications. The evidence based practices included are designed to positively affect and help reduce infection rates in all facilities. Infection control involves the following objectives: - Understand infections and how they occur - Define CLABSI - Describe institutional protocols designed to prevent infection - Identify evidence based practices that reduce infection Enroll in the Central Vascular Access Device Infection Control program today and take a proactive step towards safeguarding your patients from potentially life-threatening bloodstream infections.