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Tip of the week: Start with a preconstruction risk assessment
Infection Control Weekly Monitor, January 28, 2009
From an IC perspective, the first steps of a construction or renovation project in your hospital is to conduct a preconstruction risk assessment, says Thomas Huser, MS, CHSP, a safety coordinator at Clarian Health in Indianapolis.
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