APIC releases construction and renovation project manual for healthcare facilities

For healthcare facilities, infection control begins when the structure itself is built or renovated. The Association for Professionals in Infection Control and Epidemiology has released its Infection Prevention Manual for Construction & Renovation manual, which offers tips for preventionists during facility construction.

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The manual includes material that will help infection preventionists educate facility administration, explain the value of infection control during construction and show how infection prevention can result in improved outcomes.

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APIC’s guide comprises 11 chapters and also comes with a CD containing checklists and sample policies adaptable for new facilities.

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