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The APIC/JCR Infection Prevention and Control Workbook, 3rd Edition
| Published By | Publication Date | Number of Pages |
| Joint Commission | 2016 | 230 |
Published in collaboration with Association for Professionals in Infection Control and Epidemiology, this updated edition reflects current infection prevention and control practices as well as current accreditation standards. This workbook contains a wealth of tools, strategies, and new information to help address the most challenging infection prevention and control issues.
PDF Catalog
| PDF Pages | PDF Title |
|---|---|
| 3 | Contents |
| 7 | Foreword |
| 9 | Setting the Stage: An Introduction to Infection Prevention and Control and Joint Commission Accreditation BACKGROUND CREATING A COMPREHENSIVE INFECTION PREVENTION AND CONTROL PROGRAM |
| 10 | THE JOINT COMMISSION APPROACH TO INFECTION PREVENTION AND CONTROL |
| 12 | USING THE APIC/JCR INFECTION PREVENTION AND CONTROL WORKBOOK ABOUT THE CONTRIBUTORS |
| 15 | ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS |
| 17 | Chapter 1: Designing and Managing an Effective Infection Prevention and Control Program DESIGNING AN EFFECTIVE INFECTION SURVEILLANCE, PREVENTION, AND CONTROL PROGRAM |
| 18 | MANAGING THE INFECTION PREVENTION AND CONTROL PROGRAM |
| 19 | JOINT COMMISSION STANDARDS APPLICABLE TO THE INFECTION PREVENTION AND CONTROL PROGRAM |
| 29 | THE JOINT COMMISSION DEEMED STATUS OPTION RELATED STANDARDS RESPONSIBILITY AND ACCOUNTABILITY FOR PREVENTING INFECTIONS |
| 30 | SUMMARY FURTHER RESOURCES |
| 33 | Chapter 2: The Role of Leadership in Infection Prevention and Control LEADERSHIP INFLUENCE ON IPC PERFORMANCE |
| 34 | RELATED JOINT COMMISSION LEADERSHIP STANDARDS |
| 43 | SUMMARY FURTHER RESOURCES |
| 45 | Chapter 3: A Risk-Based Approach to Infection Prevention: Creating an Infection Prevention and Control Plan USING A RISK-BASED APPROACH TO INFECTION PREVENTION |
| 46 | EXPLORING STANDARD IC.01.03.01 |
| 47 | Creating an Infection Prevention and Control Plan |
| 48 | CRITICAL STEPS IN PERFORMING A RISK ASSESSMENT |
| 59 | REEVALUATING THE RISK ASSESSMENT |
| 61 | EXPLORING IC.01.05.01: THE [ORGANIZATION] HAS AN INFECTION PREVENTION AND CONTROL PLAN |
| 64 | EVALUATING THE IPC PLAN AND PROGRAM DEVELOPING AN INFECTION PREVENTION AND CONTROL PLAN |
| 67 | SUMMARY FURTHER RESOURCES |
| 69 | Chapter 4: Implementing an Effective Surveillance Program BACKGROUND JOINT COMMISSION STANDARDS RELATED TO DEVELOPING AND IMPLEMENTING THE SURVEILLANCE PROGRAM |
| 75 | JOINT COMMISSION STANDARDS RELATED TO USING SURVEILLANCE DATA |
| 76 | JOINT COMMISSION STANDARD RELATED TO INVESTIGATING OUTBREAKS OF INFECTIOUS DISEASE |
| 77 | SUMMARY FURTHER RESOURCES |
| 81 | Chapter 5: Planning for and Managing Infectious Disease Emergencies PLANNING FOR AN INFLUX OF INFECTIOUS PATIENTS |
| 82 | EXPLORING THE STANDARDS |
| 84 | ADDRESSING THE CORNERSTONES OF PREPAREDNESS |
| 89 | ENSURING THAT THE PHYSICAL PLANT IS READY |
| 90 | SUMMARY |
| 91 | FURTHER RESOURCES |
| 93 | Chapter 6: Implementing Clinical Strategies to Reduce Infection Risk |
| 96 | EXPLORING STANDARD IC.02.01.01 |
| 109 | SUMMARY FURTHER RESOURCES |
| 115 | Chapter 7: Maintaining a Safe Environment of Care THE IMPACT OF THE ENVIRONMENT ON INFECTION PREVENTION AND CONTROL EFFORTS |
| 116 | EXPLORING THE INFECTION PREVENTION AND CONTROL AND ENVIRONMENT OF CARE STANDARDS |
| 121 | DEMOLITION, RENOVATION, AND CONSTRUCTION |
| 125 | MONITORING AND IMPROVING CONDITIONS IN THE ENVIRONMENT SUMMARY FURTHER RESOURCES |
| 129 | Chapter 8: Cleaning, Disinfection, and Sterilization of Medical Devices and Equipment EXPLORING STANDARD IC.02.02.01 |
| 136 | HIGH-LEVEL DISINFECTION |
| 144 | SUMMARY FURTHER RESOURCES |
| 147 | Chapter 9: Meeting Infection Prevention and Control Challenges in Ambulatory Health Care Settings JOINT COMMISSION STANDARDS RELATED TO AMBULATORY HEALTH CARE SETTINGS |
| 148 | STRATEGIES AND INTERVENTIONS FOR MEETING THE STANDARDS |
| 150 | EXPLORING STANDARD IC.02.01.01 |
| 156 | ASSIGNING RESPONSIBILITY AND ACCOUNTABILITY FOR INFECTION PREVENTION AND CONTROL SUMMARY FURTHER RESOURCES |
| 161 | Chapter 10: Communication Strategies for Infection Prevention and Control Programs REPORTING AND COMMUNICATING ABOUT INFECTIONS |
| 162 | EXPLORING STANDARD IC.02.01.01 |
| 176 | SUMMARY FURTHER RESOURCES |
| 179 | Chapter 11: Occupational Health Issues EXPLORING STANDARD IC.02.03.01 |
| 184 | EXPLORING STANDARD IC.02.04.01 |
| 188 | SUMMARY |
| 189 | FURTHER RESOURCES |
| 193 | Chapter 12: Evaluating the Effectiveness of an InfectionvPrevention and Control Program EVALUATING PROGRAM EFFECTIVENESS |
| 194 | EXPLORING STANDARD IC.03.01.01 |
| 199 | COST EVALUATION TAKING A MULTIDISCIPLINARY APPROACH TO EVALUATION SUMMARY FURTHER RESOURCES |
| 201 | Chapter 13: Integrating Infection Prevention and Control into Patient Safety and Performance Improvement |
| 202 | NPSG.07.01.01: HAND HYGIENE NPSG.07.03.01: MULTIDRUG-RESISTANT ORGANISMS |
| 204 | NPSG.07.04.01: CENTRAL LINE–ASSOCIATED BLOOD STREAM INFECTIONS |
| 205 | NPSG.07.05.01: SURGICAL SITE INFECTIONS |
| 207 | NPSG.07.06.01: CATHETER-ASSOCIATED URINARY TRACT INFECTIONS |
| 208 | MANAGING SENTINEL EVENTS RELATED TO HEALTH CARE–ASSOCIATED INFECTIONS |
| 209 | INFECTION PREVENTION, PATIENT SAFETY, AND PERFORMANCE IMPROVEMENT SUMMARY FURTHER RESOURCES |
| 213 | Chapter 14: The Joint Commission Accreditation Process INTRACYCLE MONITORING (ICM) PROFILE |
| 214 | INITIAL AND UNANNOUNCED SURVEYS TRACER METHODOLOGY |
| 220 | THE NEW JOINT COMMISSION SURVEY PROCESS |
| 223 | THE JOINT COMMISSION AND CMS RELATIONSHIP |
| 224 | SUMMARY FURTHER RESOURCES |
| 227 | Index |
