Lesson videos, job aids, and transcripts unlock after enrollment in the Infection Prevention Academy.
Short lessons that support survey readiness in your infection prevention program
Built for the infection preventionist who is also doing three other jobs. Each lesson is a real scenario, a five-minute video, a printable job aid, and a knowledge check you can finish between rounds — on your phone.
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Learning tracks
Four tracks, one program
Work straight through for onboarding, or pull a single lesson when a situation lands on your desk.
Infection control and safety foundations
Core infection control practices for long-term care: hand hygiene, PPE selection and sequence, and emergency procedures that protect staff and residents.
Standard precautions in everyday resident care
A CDC-based walk-through of standard precautions in everyday resident care: hand hygiene, choosing PPE by exposure risk, correct donning and doffing sequence, respiratory hygiene, sharps and safe injection practices, and cleaning, disinfection, and sterilization of shared equipment.
Building a line list that tells the story
Set up a working line list so a cluster is visible on day two, not day ten.
NHSN-aligned definitions: is it really an infection?
Apply surveillance definitions consistently so your rates mean something and your data holds up.
The first 24 hours of a suspected outbreak
A step-by-step playbook for the day you realize this is more than one sick resident.
Isolation logic: choosing and stopping precautions
Match the precaution to the transmission route, and know exactly when to take the sign down.
The 48-72 hour antibiotic time-out
A short, repeatable conversation that safely narrows or stops therapy.
Running weekly stewardship rounds
A 20-minute standing meeting that produces documentation your Medical Director can sign.
Auditing environmental cleaning that actually works
Move from "the room looks clean" to objective evidence of high-touch surface disinfection.
Shared equipment and supply storage audits
The glucometer, the lift sling, and the clean supply room are quiet survey citations.
Need this rolled out to your whole team?
We can build an onboarding and annual competency plan around these tracks, with completion reporting for your QAPI committee.
Talk about facility trainingEducational use only. These materials are educational resources and are not medical advice, diagnosis, treatment, or individualized clinical orders. They do not replace professional clinical judgment, resident-specific orders, facility policies, applicable federal or state requirements, or current evidence-based guidance.
Regulatory currency. Based on current CMS guidance available at the time of review. Requirements may change. Users should verify current federal, state, and facility requirements. These resources support survey readiness; they do not guarantee compliance or a survey outcome.
Last reviewed: September 2026 · Next review due: September 2027