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PIV245 Principles of Infection Control and Prevention

Infection prevention practices reduce serious risk to the patient. Infections a patient can get while having an intravenous device are serious with central catheter infections posing the most serious. This program guides the clinician through key infection prevention strategies and safe practices.

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About This Class

Our program equips clinicians with valuable knowledge regarding the signs and symptoms of infection, empowering them to effectively identify and respond to potential cases. Through this program, you will gain a clear understanding of the definition of infection, as well as the classification of primary bloodstream infections and catheter-related infections. We also dive into the identification of potential sources of contamination, allowing clinicians to proactively address and mitigate these risks. The program emphasizes the principles of prevention with asepsis, providing you with evidence-based strategies to minimize the occurrence of infections. By participating in this program, you will enhance your ability to recognize and manage infections, ultimately contributing to improved patient outcomes and a safer healthcare environment. Join us to deepen your understanding of infection control and fortify your practice with the latest knowledge and guidelines in the field!

Continuing Education

Provider and Accreditation Information


Provider approved by the California Board of Registered Nursing, Provider # CEP 15304
Continuing Nursing Education also provided through Florida Board of Nursing, Provider # 50-1594
CNE status acceptable for all states within the USA