The rising role of the infection preventionist
Infection Control Weekly Monitor, July 22, 2009
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There’s no question the job of an infection preventionist is becoming increasingly important as HAI prevention measures take a front seat in healthcare facilities across the country.
Now many healthcare workers are being thrust into the role of infection preventionist at smaller ambulatory surgery centers, physician offices, and long term care facilities. This week on OSHA Healthcare Advisor, IC blogger Libby Chinnes takes a look at the evolution of the infection preventionist and what the expectations are today.
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