Infection Control Program. CONTRACTOR shall provide for an Infection Control Program at the Facility pursuant to FDC’s Infection Control Manual, policy, procedure and HSB. The program shall include, but is not limited to, concurrent surveillance of patients and staff, prevention techniques, and treatment and reporting of infections in accordance with local and state laws.
Infection Control Program. 1. The School Board shall adhere to all Broward County Department of Public Health postings.
Infection Control Program. The Provider shall have an infection control program in place. This program shall comply with BHSAMH Policy B-02 Infectious Disease Prevention and Control and must be consistent with nationally accepted standards for infection control in healthcare settings such as those put forth by the Centers for Disease Control and prevention (CDC), the Society for Healthcare Epidemiology of America (XXXX) and the Federal Bureau of Prisons. The program shall include, at a minimum:
Infection Control Program. In order to provide adequate treatment to individuals with infections and communicable diseases, Maple Lawn shall, at a minimum:
Infection Control Program. In order to provide adequate treatment to individuals with infections and communicable diseases, Maple Lawn shall, at a minimum: Within six months from the effective date of this Agreement, create or revise, as appropriate, and implement policies and procedures regarding infection control and infection surveillance and tracking. Establish an effective infection control program to minimize the spread of infections or communicable diseases. The infection control program shall: Actively collect data with regard to infections and communicable diseases; Analyze these data for trends; Initiate inquiries regarding undesirable trends; Identify necessary corrective action; Monitor and determine whether remedies are achieved consistent with generally accepted professional standards; Integrate this information into the facility quality control system; and Require that nursing staff participate in the infection control program. Review this information on at least a quarterly basis and develop and implement strategies to overcome the barriers identified in the findings letter issued by the United States on January 25, 2011, including inadequate assessment, management, and treatment of communicable diseases. This review shall be documented and reported to the Monitor. Provide annually, or more often as needed, structured and ongoing competency-based training to professional, direct care, and supervisory staff on how to adequately assess, manage, and treat infections or communicable diseases. Utilize information gathered from the infection control program and provide feedback to staff as frequently as needed to ensure a 90% compliance rate in a given quarter for the requirements of this subsection. Such review and compliance rate shall be documented to the Monitor.
Infection Control Program. CONTRACTOR shall provide for an Infection Control Program at the Facility pursuant to DC policy and procedures, and HSBs.
