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Fire
- INTRODUCTION
- Covered in this section
- Tabs Interaction
- Checklist
- DURING OR AFTER EVACUATION
- Draw from RACE
- MAJOR POINT
- FIRE SAFETY
- Checklist
- ADDITIONAL FIRE SAFETY TIPS
- Covered in this section
- Checklist
- Fire Alarm Public Address Systems
- CODED MESSAGES
- Fire Drills
- Untitled Slide
- MEDICAL GASES
- CORRIDER/STAIRWELL CLUTTER IS A FIRE HAZARD
- CORRIDER CLUTTER IS A FIRE HAZARD
- DOOR CLUTTER IS A FIRE HAZARD
- DO NOT OBSTRUCT AUTOMATIC SPRINKLERS!
- CEILING OPENINGS
- UNC HEALTH AND AFFILIATES ARE TOBACCO/SMOKE FREE
- ELECTRICAL DEVICES PROHIBITED
- C
- Draw from PASS
- Exit
Introduction visited
- Compliance, Privacy, Information Security, Cultural Competency and Environment of Care Training for Non-Employees visited
- Why This Training Is Important to My Role at UNC Health
- The Healthcare Industry is Regulated Heavily, Requiring UNC Health to Provide Various Training to Teammates
- Introduction
- Choose your path
- Off site
- On site
Closing
- Timeline Interaction
- Volunteer/Shadow module
- Contractor/Intern/Other Designated Individuals
Incident Reporting
- Welcome Slide
- Covered in this section
- ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH AND SAFETY (EHS)
- HAZARDOUS MATERIALS
- HAZARD COMMUNICATION
- SAMPLE LABELS
- PICTOGRAMS AND HAZARDS
- HAZARDOUS CHEMICAL INVENTORIES
- SDS INFORMATION
- HAZARDOUS MATERIAL TRAINING
- HAZARDOUS MATERIAL SPILLS
- MAJOR CHEMICAL SPILLS
- Covered in this section
- COMPRESSED GAS CYLINDERS
- HANDLING COMPRESSED GAS CYLINDERS
- HANDLING COMPRESSED GAS CYLINDERS
- HANDLING COMPRESSED GAS CYLINDERS
- BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING SERVICES
- RESPONSIBILITIES
- ELECRICAL SAFETY
- Covered in this section
- Tab Interaction
- PATIENT HANDLING
- Covered in this section
- HOSPITAL POLICE/SECURITY
- HOSPITAL POLICE/SECURITY
- EMERGENCY
- PHOTO ID BADGE
- PHOTO ID BADGE – PIGGYBACKING OR TAILGATING
- VISITING POLICY
- 2022 HCS Incident Reporting, Hazard communication and Safety Training
- 2022 HCS Incident Reporting, Hazard communication and Safety Training
- VIOLENCE IN THE WORKPLACE
- DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AND THE WORKPLACE
- REPORTING
- 2021 HCS INCIDENT REPORTING, HAZARD COMMUNICATION AND SAFETY TRAINING FOR HEALTHCARE PERSONNEL
- Draw from Incident Reporting
- Final slide
Emer Prep
- Welcome Slide
- Covered in this section
- WHAT IS A CATASTROPHIC EMERGENCY?
- EMERGENCY OPERATIONS PLAN
- IF THERE IS AN EMERGENCY
- INFRUSTRUCTURE
- Covered in this section
- Tabs Interaction
- HOSTAGE SITUATION
- Tabs Interaction
- BOMB THREAT
- Covered in this section
- CHEMICAL SPILLS
- BIOLOGICAL EXPOSURE
- RADIATION EXPOSURE
- MASS CASUALTY INCIDENT (MCI) OR CODE TRIAGE
- FIRE OR SMOKE EMERGENCY
- EMERGENCY STAFFING
- Covered in this section
- Tabs Interaction
- Tabs Interaction
- PATIENT AREAS IN TORNADOS
- ABDUCTED CHILD/INFANT – CODE PINK
- CODE BLUE
- INFRASTRUCTURE FAILURE
- CODE BLUE
- CODE BLUE
- CODE BLUE
- Quiz
- Draw from Emergency Prep
- Final slide
Bloodborne
- 2025 HCS BLOODBORNE PATHOGENS Annual
- Base Slide
- TRANSMISSION AND RISK OF INFECTION
- TRANSMISSION AND RISK OF INFECTION
- STANDARD PRECAUTIONS
- STANDARD PRECAUTIONS
- PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT (PPE)
- HUMAN IMMUNODEFICIENCY VIRUS (HIV)
- HUMAN IMMUNODEFICIENCY VIRUS (HIV)
- HEPATITIS B VIRUS (HBV)
- HEPATITIS B VIRUS (HBV)
- HEPATITIS B VIRUS (HBV)
- HEPATITIS B VACCINE
- HEPATITIS C VIRUS (HCV)
- HEPATITIS C VIRUS (HCV)
- EXPOSURE CONTROL PLAN
- EXPOSURE CONTROL PLAN
- ENGINEERING CONTROLS
- WORK PRACTICE CONTROLS
- HAND HYGIENE
- WHAT IF YOU DEVELOP DERMATITIS?
- OSHA REQUIRED LABELS
- CONTAMINATED CLOTHING
- CONTAMINATED MEDICAL DEVICES
- BLOOD & BODY FLUID SPILL CLEAN-UP
- REGULATED HOSPITAL WASTE
- REGULATED MEDICAL WASTE
- CONTAMINATED LINEN
- FOLLOW THESE STEPS IF EXPOSED:
- HCP INFECTED WITH HIV OR HBV
- HCS BLOODBORNE TRAINING
- Draw from Bloodborne
- Course Complete
Compliance COC
- Welcome Layout
- Introduction
- TOC: Code of Conduct
- How it works
- Untitled Slide
- Tab Interaction
- TOC: FWA & EMTALA
- What is Fraud, Waste, and Abuse?
- Purpose of Fraud, Waste, and Abuse Laws
- False Claims Act (FCA)
- False Claims Act (FCA)
- Stark Law (Physician Self-Referral Law)
- The Stark Law limits all relationships between the hospital and physicians.
- Various penalties apply to Fraud, Waste, and Abuse violations
- UNC Health does not do business with those excluded from participating in federal or state healthcare programs
- Hospital Compliance will review and alert teammates if they are a possible match on the Excluded Individuals List (LEIE)
- External agencies may contact UNC Health representatives various ways
- Entity and departmental leaders are often the first point of contact by external agencies
- What is EMTALA?
- Medical Screen Exam
- My Responsibility
- TOC: Patient Rights
- Patient Rights and Responsibilities
- Patient Rights and Responsibilities
- Summary
- 2021 HCS COMPLIANCE AND CODE OF CONDUCT
- Draw from Compliance/Code of Conduct
- Course Complete
Off CompCOC
- Welcome Layout
- Introduction
- TOC: Code of Conduct
- How it works
- Untitled Slide
- Tab Interaction
- TOC: FWA & EMTALA
- What is Fraud, Waste, and Abuse?
- Purpose of Fraud, Waste, and Abuse Laws
- False Claims Act (FCA)
- False Claims Act (FCA)
- Stark Law (Physician Self-Referral Law)
- The Stark Law limits all relationships between the hospital and physicians.
- Various penalties apply to Fraud, Waste, and Abuse violations
- UNC Health does not do business with those excluded from participating in federal or state healthcare programs
- Hospital Compliance will review and alert teammates if they are a possible match on the Excluded Individuals List (LEIE)
- External agencies may contact UNC Health representatives various ways
- Entity and departmental leaders are often the first point of contact by external agencies
- What is EMTALA?
- Medical Screen Exam
- My Responsibility
- TOC: Patient Rights
- Patient Rights and Responsibilities
- Patient Rights and Responsibilities
- Summary
- 2021 HCS COMPLIANCE AND CODE OF CONDUCT
- Draw from Compliance/Code of Conduct
InfoSec
- 2025 HCS Information Security Annual
- Introduction
- Table of Contents
- MAJOR POINT
- Phishing
- Malware
- PREVENTION
- Cloud Services
- Jane needs to share Excel spreadsheet files containing confidential information with teammates. What can Jane do?
- MAJOR POINT
- Encrypting an Email
- MOBILE DEVICES AND REMOVABLE ENCRYPTION
- Panels
- Untitled Slide
- Untitled Slide
- Untitled Slide
- MAJOR POINT
- SECURITY FOR COMPUTERS
- SECURITY FOR COMPUTERS
- SECURITY FOR COMPUTERS
- Untitled Slide
- Passwords
- PASSWORDS: WHAT TO AVOID
- TIPS FOR CREATING A STRONG PASSWORD
- PASSWORD EXAMPLES
- It is time to change your password. You should choose:
- Checklist
- DUO: 2-STEP VERIFICATION
- Duo Example 2
- Wendi is going to Iceland for a two week vacation and needs her trusted lead teammate Joe to keep an eye on her email in her absence. She should:
- A new teammate just joined your department and is having trouble logging in. Your new teammate has a lot of training to get started on but cannot get to your department training files and web sites he needs. What can you do to help him?
- Untitled Slide
- Credit and Debit Card Security
- Untitled Slide
- CRITICAL REMINDERS
- PROTECTED HEALTH INFORMATION (PHI)
- PROTECTED HEALTH INFORMATION
- TELEWORKING AND PRINTING
- MAJOR POINT
- Email Retention
- Base Slide
- HCS INFORMATION SECURITY
- Draw from Information Security
- Course Complete
OffInfoSec
- 2025 HCS Information Security Annual
- Introduction
- Table of Contents
- MAJOR POINT
- Phishing
- Malware
- PREVENTION
- Cloud Services
- Jane needs to share Excel spreadsheet files containing confidential information with teammates. What can Jane do?
- MAJOR POINT
- Encrypting an Email
- MOBILE DEVICES AND REMOVABLE ENCRYPTION
- Panels
- Untitled Slide
- Untitled Slide
- Untitled Slide
- MAJOR POINT
- SECURITY FOR COMPUTERS
- SECURITY FOR COMPUTERS
- SECURITY FOR COMPUTERS
- Untitled Slide
- Passwords
- PASSWORDS: WHAT TO AVOID
- TIPS FOR CREATING A STRONG PASSWORD
- PASSWORD EXAMPLES
- It is time to change your password. You should choose:
- Checklist
- DUO: 2-STEP VERIFICATION
- Duo Example 2
- Wendi is going to Iceland for a two week vacation and needs her trusted lead teammate Joe to keep an eye on her email in her absence. She should:
- A new teammate just joined your department and is having trouble logging in. Your new teammate has a lot of training to get started on but cannot get to your department training files and web sites he needs. What can you do to help him?
- Untitled Slide
- Credit and Debit Card Security
- Untitled Slide
- CRITICAL REMINDERS
- PROTECTED HEALTH INFORMATION (PHI)
- PROTECTED HEALTH INFORMATION
- TELEWORKING AND PRINTING
- MAJOR POINT
- Email Retention
- Base Slide
- HCS INFORMATION SECURITY
- Draw from Information Security
Privacy
- Cover Slide
- A MANDATORY COURSE
- Introduction
- Protected Health Information (PHI) Points
- OBLIGATION TO REPORT
- FINES AND PENALTIES FOR PRIVACY VIOLATIONS
- Table of Contents
- MAJOR POINT
- WHAT IS HIPAA
- HOW HIPAA APPLIES TO UNC HEALTH
- MAJOR POINT
- DEFINITION OF PROTECTED HEALTH INFORMATION
- 18 HIPAA IDENTIFIERS
- HIPAA IDENTIFIERS: NAMES, DATES & LOCATIONS
- HIPAA IDENTIFIERS: NUMBERS
- HIPAA IDENTIFIERS: TECHNOLOGY IDENTIFIERS
- PHI CAN BE EXPRESSED OR SHARED IN MANY FORMATS
- LGBTQ STATUS IS PHI
- DO’S AND DO NOT’S OF ACCESSING PHI
- PATIENT RIGHTS
- NOTICE OF PRIVACY PRACTICES (NPP)
- Audits of Electronic Access to PHI
- MONITORING EPIC ACCESS WITH PROTENUS
- MONITORING EPIC ACCESS WITH PROTENUS
- MONITORING EPIC ACCESS WITH PROTENUS
- MAJOR POINT
- LIMITING YOUR RISKS
- HOW CAN YOU DE-IDENTIFY PHI?
- What is "Minimum Necessary"
- Checklist
- Four Column Layout
- Multiple Choice
- Cindy is an teammate in the hospital and has access to the hospital’s EHR patient appointment and registration system. Cindy’s spouse has forgotten the date and time of his appointment at the hospital. Cindy’s job does not include looking up appointments for patients. Can Cindy log into the hospital’s patient appointment registration system and find the account of her spouse to see the day and time of his appointment? Cindy is an teammate in the hospital and has access to the hospital’s EHR patient appointment and registration system. Cindy’s spouse has forgotten the date and time of his appointment at the hospital. Cindy’s job does not include looking up appointments for patients. Can Cindy log into the hospital’s patient appointment registration system and find the account of her spouse to see the day and time of his appointment?
- MAJOR POINT
- Privacy Act of 1974
- PRIVACY BREACHES AFFECTING ACADEMIC MEDICAL CENTERS
- PRIVACY BREACHES CAN AFFECT INDIVIDUALS
- COSTS OF A PRIVACY BREACH
- MAJOR POINT
- DEFINITION OF A PRIVACY INCIDENT
- TYPES OF INCIDENTS TO REPORT
- TYPES OF INCIDENTS TO REPORT
- OBLIGATION TO REPORT SUSPECTED INCIDENTS
- "If a teammate of UNC Health "loses control" of a patient's PHI and it is reasonably believed that the information was or could be accessed by an unauthorized individual, UNC Health must notify both the patients themselves as well as the Office for Civil Rights of the breach.
- MAJOR POINT
- Base Slide
- PROTECTING PHI
- RELEASING PHI: SUBPOENAS
- MAJOR POINT
- SOCIAL MEDIA AND BLOGGING
- Panels
- HCS PRIVACY AT UNC HEALTH
- Draw from Privacy
- Welcome Layout
OffPrivacy
- Cover Slide
- Introduction
- A MANDATORY COURSE
- Protected Health Information (PHI) Points
- OBLIGATION TO REPORT
- FINES AND PENALTIES FOR PRIVACY VIOLATIONS
- Table of Contents
- MAJOR POINT
- WHAT IS HIPAA
- HOW HIPAA APPLIES TO UNC HEALTH
- MAJOR POINT
- DEFINITION OF PROTECTED HEALTH INFORMATION
- 18 HIPAA IDENTIFIERS
- HIPAA IDENTIFIERS: NAMES, DATES & LOCATIONS
- HIPAA IDENTIFIERS: NUMBERS
- HIPAA IDENTIFIERS: TECHNOLOGY IDENTIFIERS
- PHI CAN BE EXPRESSED OR SHARED IN MANY FORMATS
- LGBTQ STATUS IS PHI
- DO’S AND DO NOT’S OF ACCESSING PHI
- PATIENT RIGHTS
- NOTICE OF PRIVACY PRACTICES (NPP)
- Audits of Electronic Access to PHI
- MAJOR POINT
- LIMITING YOUR RISKS
- HOW CAN YOU DE-IDENTIFY PHI?
- What is "Minimum Necessary"
- Checklist
- Four Column Layout
- Multiple Choice
- Cindy is an teammate in the hospital and has access to the hospital’s EHR patient appointment and registration system. Cindy’s spouse has forgotten the date and time of his appointment at the hospital. Cindy’s job does not include looking up appointments for patients. Can Cindy log into the hospital’s patient appointment registration system and find the account of her spouse to see the day and time of his appointment? Cindy is an teammate in the hospital and has access to the hospital’s EHR patient appointment and registration system. Cindy’s spouse has forgotten the date and time of his appointment at the hospital. Cindy’s job does not include looking up appointments for patients. Can Cindy log into the hospital’s patient appointment registration system and find the account of her spouse to see the day and time of his appointment?
- MAJOR POINT
- Privacy Act of 1974
- PRIVACY BREACHES AFFECTING ACADEMIC MEDICAL CENTERS
- PRIVACY BREACHES CAN AFFECT INDIVIDUALS
- COSTS OF A PRIVACY BREACH
- MAJOR POINT
- DEFINITION OF A PRIVACY INCIDENT
- TYPES OF INCIDENTS TO REPORT
- TYPES OF INCIDENTS TO REPORT
- OBLIGATION TO REPORT SUSPECTED INCIDENTS
- "If a teammate of UNC Health "loses control" of a patient's PHI and it is reasonably believed that the information was or could be accessed by an unauthorized individual, UNC Health must notify both the patients themselves as well as the Office for Civil Rights of the breach.
- MAJOR POINT
- Base Slide
- PROTECTING PHI
- RELEASING PHI: SUBPOENAS
- MAJOR POINT
- SOCIAL MEDIA AND BLOGGING
- Panels
- HCS PRIVACY AT UNC HEALTH
- Draw from Privacy
- Welcome Layout
PCCC
- Welcome Layout
- UNC Health Mission
- UNC Health Diversity Statement
- Cultural Competence
- Cultural Factors or Differences
- Benefits of Culturally Competent Care
- Food and Nutrition Accomodations
- Religious and Spiritual Beliefs
- Communicating with Patients
- Interpreter Services
- Patient Visitation
- Patient Non-Discrimination
- Non-Discrimination on the Basis of Gender
- Bariatric Sensitivity Training
- How Does Weight Bias Impact Patients?
- Examples of Insensitive Behavior
- Examples of Appropriate Behavior
- Patient Respect
- Access for Patients and Individuals with Disabilities
- Individuals with Communication Disabilities
- Auxiliary Aids and Services
- Individuals with Communication Disabilities
- Effective Communication
- Qualified Reader, Qualified Interpreter, and VRI
- Qualified Interpreters
- Examples When an Auxiliary Aid or Service May Be Required
- Individuals with Communication Disabilities
- Indentification of Individuals with Communication Disabilities in Epic
- Individuals with Mobility Impairments
- Ways to Help Individuals with Mobility Impariments
- Guidelines for Helping People with Mobility Devices
- Knowledge Check
- Service Animals
- Questions about requests for Aux. Aids, Services, or Accomodations?
- Test Introduction
- Welcome Layout
- Draw from PCCC
OffPCCC
- Welcome Layout
- UNC Health Mission
- UNC Health Diversity Statement
- Cultural Competence
- Cultural Factors or Differences
- Benefits of Culturally Competent Care
- Food and Nutrition Accomodations
- Religious and Spiritual Beliefs
- Communicating with Patients
- Interpreter Services
- Patient Visitation
- Patient Non-Discrimination
- Non-Discrimination on the Basis of Gender
- Bariatric Sensitivity Training
- How Does Weight Bias Impact Patients?
- Examples of Insensitive Behavior
- Examples of Appropriate Behavior
- Patient Respect
- Access for Patients and Individuals with Disabilities
- Individuals with Communication Disabilities
- Auxiliary Aids and Services
- Individuals with Communication Disabilities
- Accessibility Resources and Tools to Help Patients
- Effective Communication
- Qualified Reader, Qualified Interpreter, and VRI
- Qualified Interpreters
- Examples When an Auxiliary Aid or Service May Be Required
- Individuals with Communication Disabilities
- Indentification of Individuals with Communication Disabilities in Epic
- Individuals with Mobility Impairments
- Ways to Help Individuals with Mobility Impariments
- Guidelines for Helping People with Mobility Devices
- Knowledge Check
- Service Animals
- Questions about requests for Aux. Aids, Services, or Accomodations?
- Test Introduction
- Draw from PCCC
Tuberculosis
- 2025 HCS Information Security Annual
- TB TRANSMISSION
- TB TRANSMISSION
- LATENT TUBERCULOSIS INFECTION
- TREATMENT FOR LATENT LBTI
- TUBERCULOSIS INFECTION
- TREATMENT FOR ACTIVE TB DISEASE
- TESTING
- TB SKIN TESTING
- TB BLOOD TESTING
- FREQUENCY OF TESTING
- HIV AND TB
- Checklist
- INFECTION CONTROL FOR TB
- RESPIRATORS
- REPORTING AND CONFIDENTIALITY
- REPORTING AND CONFIDENTIALITY
- TUBERCULOSIS CONTROL PLAN REVIEW
- TUBERCULOSIS
- TUBERCULOSIS
- ISOLATION GUIDELINES
- ISOLATION GUIDELINES
- Panels
- Checklist
- COUGH-INDUCING PROCEDURES
- HCS TB AWARENESS
- Draw from Tuberculosis
- Course Complete
Controlled Substances Diversion
- Welcome Layout
- Introduction
- Why is this important?
- Background
- Roots of Diversion
- Fraud Triangle
- Rationalization
- Opportunity
- Pressure
- TUBERCULOSIS CONTROL PLAN REVIEW
- Common Signs of Diversion
- Other Indicators
- Behaviors
- If You See Diversion
- Anyone could be a Question 1 of 3.
- Question 2 of 3
- Question 3 of 3
- Reporting Concerns
- Summary
- Main Branch Non-Clinical
- Common Methods of Diversion
- Theft
- Defruading patients
- Medical Record Forgery
- Diversion during Waste
- Other Indicators
- Behaviors
- Question 1 of 4
- Question 2 of 4
- Matching Drop-down
- Question 4 of 4
- Reporting Concerns
- Summary
- Draw from Full Assessment Outpatient Pharm
- Common Methods of Diversion
- Theft
- Defruading patients
- Medical Record Forgery
- Diversion during Waste
- Other Indicators
- Behaviors
- Question 1 of 4
- Question 2 of 4
- Matching Drop-down
- Question 4 of 4
- Reporting Concerns
- Summary
- Draw from Full Assessment Clinical
- Non-Clinical Setting
- Course Complete
Infection Prev
- 2023 Infection Prevention for Heatlhcare Personnel
- Entity Dropdown
Caldwell/Full
- PATIENTS AT HIGHER RISK FOR INFECTIONS
- ANTIBIOTICS
- ANTIBIOTICS STEWARDSHIP
- MULTIDRUG-RESISTANT
- MDRO EXAMPLES
- ANOTHER MDRO THREAT
- COMMON MDROs
- HOW ARE MDROs SPREAD?
- INFECTION REDUCTIONS
- HAND HYGIENE, INFECTION PREVENTION
- HAND HYGIENE
- HAND HYGIENE
- HAND HYGIENE:
- UNC HEALTH
- HAND HYGIENE
- HAND HYGIENE II: ALCOHOL HAND RUB
- ARTIFICIAL NAILS
- C. DIFFICILE AND HAND HYGIENE
- EQUIPMENT CLEANING AND DISINFECTION
- SPECIAL INFECTION PREVENTION TOPICS
- PREVENTING CLABSI
- PREVENTING SSI
- SPECIAL INFECTION PREVENTION TOPICS
- Caldwell Contact Precautions
- Caldwell Enteric Contact Practices
- Caldwell Droplet Precautions
- About Influenza (flu)
- Protect Yourself and Your Patients from Influenza
- Caldwell Airborne Precautions
- Special Airborne/Contact Precautions
- Caldwell Protective Precautions
- Donning or Putting on PPE
- Doffing or Removing PPE
- Who Follows Precautions?
- Safe Injection Practices
- Occupational Health Services
- Other Infection Control Practices
- Annual Health Screening
- Annual Health Screening
- Annual Health Screening
- Annual Health Screening
- Annual Health Screening
- Quiz
- Draw from Caldwell
- Final slide
Chatham/Full
- PATIENTS AT HIGHER RISK FOR INFECTIONS
- ANTIBIOTICS
- ANTIBIOTICS STEWARDSHIP
- MULTIDRUG-RESISTANT
- MDRO EXAMPLES
- ANOTHER MDRO THREAT
- COMMON MDROs
- HOW ARE MDROs SPREAD?
- INFECTION REDUCTIONS
- HAND HYGIENE, INFECTION PREVENTION
- HAND HYGIENE
- HAND HYGIENE
- HAND HYGIENE:
- UNC HEALTH
- HAND HYGIENE
- HAND HYGIENE II: ALCOHOL HAND RUB
- ARTIFICIAL NAILS
- C. DIFFICILE AND HAND HYGIENE
- EQUIPMENT CLEANING AND DISINFECTION
- SPECIAL INFECTION PREVENTION TOPICS
- PREVENTING CLABSI
- PREVENTING SSI
- SPECIAL INFECTION PREVENTION TOPICS
- Chatham Contact Precautions
- Chathaml Enteric Contact Practices
- Chatham Droplet Precautions
- About Influenza (flu)
- Protect Yourself and Your Patients from Influenza
- Chatham Airborne Precautions
- Special Airborne/Contact Precautions
- Chatham Protective Precautions
- Donning or Putting on PPE
- Doffing or Removing PPE
- Who Follows Precautions?
- Safe Injection Practices
- Occupational Health Services
- Other Infection Control Practices
- Annual Health Screening
- Annual Health Screening
- Annual Health Screening
- Annual Health Screening
- Annual Health Screening
- Quiz
- Draw from Chatham
- Final slide
Johnston/Full
- PATIENTS AT HIGHER RISK FOR INFECTIONS
- ANTIBIOTICS
- ANTIBIOTICS STEWARDSHIP
- MULTIDRUG-RESISTANT
- MDRO EXAMPLES
- ANOTHER MDRO THREAT
- COMMON MDROs
- HOW ARE MDROs SPREAD?
- INFECTION REDUCTIONS
- HAND HYGIENE, INFECTION PREVENTION
- HAND HYGIENE
- HAND HYGIENE
- HAND HYGIENE:
- UNC HEALTH
- HAND HYGIENE
- HAND HYGIENE II: ALCOHOL HAND RUB
- ARTIFICIAL NAILS
- C. DIFFICILE AND HAND HYGIENE
- EQUIPMENT CLEANING AND DISINFECTION
- SPECIAL INFECTION PREVENTION TOPICS
- PREVENTING CLABSI
- PREVENTING SSI
- SPECIAL INFECTION PREVENTION TOPICS
- Johnston Contact Precautions
- Johnston Enteric Contact Practices
- Johnston Droplet Precautions
- About Influenza (flu)
- Protect Yourself and Your Patients from Influenza
- Johnston Airborne Precautions
- Special Airborne/Contact Precautions
- Johnston Protective Precautions
- Donning or Putting on PPE
- Doffing or Removing PPE
- Who Follows Precautions?
- Safe Injection Practices
- Occupational Health Services
- Other Infection Control Practices
- Annual Health Screening
- Annual Health Screening
- Annual Health Screening
- Annual Health Screening
- Annual Health Screening
- Quiz
- Draw from Johnston
- Final slide
Nash/Full
- PATIENTS AT HIGHER RISK FOR INFECTIONS
- ANTIBIOTICS
- ANTIBIOTICS STEWARDSHIP
- MULTIDRUG-RESISTANT
- MDRO EXAMPLES
- ANOTHER MDRO THREAT
- COMMON MDROs
- HOW ARE MDROs SPREAD?
- INFECTION REDUCTIONS
- HAND HYGIENE, INFECTION PREVENTION
- HAND HYGIENE
- HAND HYGIENE
- HAND HYGIENE:
- UNC HEALTH
- HAND HYGIENE
- HAND HYGIENE II: ALCOHOL HAND RUB
- ARTIFICIAL NAILS
- C. DIFFICILE AND HAND HYGIENE
- EQUIPMENT CLEANING AND DISINFECTION
- SPECIAL INFECTION PREVENTION TOPICS
- PREVENTING CLABSI
- PREVENTING SSI
- SPECIAL INFECTION PREVENTION TOPICS
- Nash Contact Precautions
- Nash Enteric Contact Practices
- Nash Droplet Precautions
- About Influenza (flu)
- Protect Yourself and Your Patients from Influenza
- Nash Airborne Precautions
- Special Airborne/Contact Precautions
- Donning or Putting on PPE
- Doffing or Removing PPE
- Who Follows Precautions?
- Safe Injection Practices
- Occupational Health Services
- Other Infection Control Practices
- Quiz
- Draw from Nash
- Final slide
Pardee/Full
- PATIENTS AT HIGHER RISK FOR INFECTIONS
- ANTIBIOTICS
- ANTIBIOTICS STEWARDSHIP
- MULTIDRUG-RESISTANT
- MDRO EXAMPLES
- ANOTHER MDRO THREAT
- COMMON MDROs
- HOW ARE MDROs SPREAD?
- INFECTION REDUCTIONS
- HAND HYGIENE, INFECTION PREVENTION
- HAND HYGIENE
- HAND HYGIENE
- HAND HYGIENE:
- UNC HEALTH
- HAND HYGIENE
- HAND HYGIENE II: ALCOHOL HAND RUB
- ARTIFICIAL NAILS
- C. DIFFICILE AND HAND HYGIENE
- EQUIPMENT CLEANING AND DISINFECTION
- SPECIAL INFECTION PREVENTION TOPICS
- PREVENTING CLABSI
- PREVENTING SSI
- SPECIAL INFECTION PREVENTION TOPICS
- Pardee Contact Precautions
- Pardee Enteric Contact Practices
- Pardee Droplet Precautions
- About Influenza (flu)
- Protect Yourself and Your Patients from Influenza
- Pardee Airborne Precautions
- Special Airborne/Contact Precautions
- Special Airborne/Contact Precautions
- Donning or Putting on PPE
- Doffing or Removing PPE
- Who Follows Precautions?
- Safe Injection Practices
- Occupational Health Services
- Other Infection Control Practices
- Quiz
- Draw from Pardee
- Final slide
Rex/Full
- PATIENTS AT HIGHER RISK FOR INFECTIONS
- ANTIBIOTICS
- ANTIBIOTICS STEWARDSHIP
- MULTIDRUG-RESISTANT
- MDRO EXAMPLES
- ANOTHER MDRO THREAT
- COMMON MDROs
- HOW ARE MDROs SPREAD?
- INFECTION REDUCTIONS
- HAND HYGIENE, INFECTION PREVENTION
- HAND HYGIENE
- HAND HYGIENE
- HAND HYGIENE:
- UNC HEALTH
- HAND HYGIENE
- HAND HYGIENE II: ALCOHOL HAND RUB
- ARTIFICIAL NAILS
- C. DIFFICILE AND HAND HYGIENE
- EQUIPMENT CLEANING AND DISINFECTION
- SPECIAL INFECTION PREVENTION TOPICS
- PREVENTING CLABSI
- PREVENTING SSI
- SPECIAL INFECTION PREVENTION TOPICS
- UNC REX Contact Precautions
- UNC REX Enteric Contact Practices
- UNC REX Droplet Precautions
- About Influenza (flu)
- Protect Yourself and Your Patients from Influenza
- UNC REX Airborne Precautions
- Special Airborne/Contact Precautions
- UNC REX Protective Precautions
- Donning or Putting on PPE
- Doffing or Removing PPE
- Who Follows Precautions?
- Safe Injection Practices
- Occupational Health Services
- Other Infection Control Practices
- Annual Health Screening
- Annual Health Screening
- Annual Health Screening
- Annual Health Screening
- Annual Health Screening
- Quiz
- Draw from UNC Rex
- Final slide
Rockingham/Full
- PATIENTS AT HIGHER RISK FOR INFECTIONS
- ANTIBIOTICS
- ANTIBIOTICS STEWARDSHIP
- MULTIDRUG-RESISTANT
- MDRO EXAMPLES
- ANOTHER MDRO THREAT
- COMMON MDROs
- HOW ARE MDROs SPREAD?
- INFECTION REDUCTIONS
- HAND HYGIENE, INFECTION PREVENTION
- HAND HYGIENE
- HAND HYGIENE
- HAND HYGIENE:
- UNC HEALTH
- HAND HYGIENE
- HAND HYGIENE II: ALCOHOL HAND RUB
- ARTIFICIAL NAILS
- C. DIFFICILE AND HAND HYGIENE
- EQUIPMENT CLEANING AND DISINFECTION
- SPECIAL INFECTION PREVENTION TOPICS
- PREVENTING CLABSI
- PREVENTING SSI
- SPECIAL INFECTION PREVENTION TOPICS
- Rockingham Standard Precautions
- Rockingham Contact Precautions
- Rockingham Enteric Practices
- Rockingham Droplet Precautions
- About Influenza (flu)
- Protect Yourself and Your Patients from Influenza
- Rockingham Airborne Precautions
- Special Airborne/Contact Precautions
- Donning or Putting on PPE
- Doffing or Removing PPE
- Who Follows Precautions?
- Safe Injection Practices
- Occupational Health Services
- Other Infection Control Practices
- Annual Health Screening
- Annual Health Screening
- Annual Health Screening
- Annual Health Screening
- Annual Health Screening
- Quiz
- Draw from UNC Rockingham
- Final slide
UNCMC/Full
- Antimicrobials
- Antimicrobial Resistance
- What is Antimicrobial Stewardship?
- Antimicrobial stewardship helps patients.
- Carolina Antimicrobial Stewardship Program (CASP)
- UNCMC-specific guidelines and best practices for antimicrobial use are at https://www.med.unc.edu/casp
- MULTIDRUG-RESISTANT
- MDRO EXAMPLES
- COMMON MDROs
- ANOTHER MDRO THREAT
- CANDIDA AURIS: AN EMERGING MDRO
- HOW ARE MDROs SPREAD?
- PATIENTS AT HIGHER RISK FOR INFECTIONS
- INFECTION REDUCTIONS
- HAND HYGIENE, INFECTION PREVENTION
- HAND HYGIENE
- HAND HYGIENE
- World Health Organization 5 Moments for Hand Hygiene
- HAND HYGIENE:
- UNC HEALTH
- HAND HYGIENE
- HAND HYGIENE II: ALCOHOL HAND RUB
- ARTIFICIAL NAILS
- C. DIFFICILE AND HAND HYGIENE
- EQUIPMENT CLEANING AND DISINFECTION
- UNC Medical Center Contact Precautions
- UNC Medical Center Contact Precautions
- UNC Medical Center Contact Precautions
- About Influenza (flu)
- Protect Yourself and Your Patients from Influenza
- UNC Medical Center Airborne Precautions
- Special Airborne/Contact Precautions
- UNC Medical Center Protective Precautions
- Donning or Putting on PPE
- Doffing or Removing PPE
- Who Follows Precautions?
- Safe Injection Practices
- Other Infection Control Practices
- Occupational Health Services
- Annual Health Screening
- Annual Health Screening
- Annual Health Screening
- Annual Health Screening
- Annual Health Screening
- Quiz
- Special Infection Prevention Topics
- Central Line Associated Bloodstream Infection Prevention
- Surgical Site Infection Prevention
- Catheter-Associated Urinary Tract Infection Prevention
- Untitled Slide
- Draw from UNCMC
- Final slide
Appalachian
- COVID vaccines are safe and a critical step in ending the pandemic.
- Universal Pandemic Precautions
- PATIENTS AT HIGHER RISK FOR INFECTIONS
- ANTIBIOTICS
- ANTIBIOTICS STEWARDSHIP
- MULTIDRUG-RESISTANT
- MDRO EXAMPLES
- ANOTHER MDRO THREAT
- COMMON MDROs
- HOW ARE MDROs SPREAD?
- INFECTION REDUCTIONS
- HAND HYGIENE, INFECTION PREVENTION
- HAND HYGIENE
- HAND HYGIENE
- HAND HYGIENE:
- UNC HEALTH
- HAND HYGIENE
- HAND HYGIENE II: ALCOHOL HAND RUB
- ARTIFICIAL NAILS
- C. DIFFICILE AND HAND HYGIENE
- EQUIPMENT CLEANING AND DISINFECTION
- SPECIAL INFECTION PREVENTION TOPICS
- PREVENTING CLABSI
- PREVENTING SSI
- SPECIAL INFECTION PREVENTION TOPICS
- Appalachian Contact Precautions
- Appalachian Enteric Contact Practices
- Appalachian Droplet Precautions
- About Influenza (flu)
- Protect Yourself and Your Patients from Influenza
- Appalachian Airborne Precautions
- Special Airborne/Contact Precautions
- Appalachian Protective Precautions
- Donning or Putting on PPE
- Doffing or Removing PPE
- Who Follows Precautions?
- Safe Injection Practices
- Occupational Health Services
- Other Infection Control Practices
- Quiz
- UNC Medical Center Contact Precautions
- UNC Medical Center Contact Precautions
- About Influenza (flu)
- Protect Yourself and Your Patients from Influenza
- UNC Medical Center Airborne Precautions
- Special Airborne/Contact Precautions
- UNC Medical Center Protective Precautions
- Donning or Putting on PPE
- Doffing or Removing PPE
- Who Follows Precautions?
- Safe Injection Practices
- Occupational Health Services
- Other Infection Control Practices
- Quiz
- Draw from UNCMC
- Final slide
Wayne
- PATIENTS AT HIGHER RISK FOR INFECTIONS
- ANTIBIOTICS
- ANTIBIOTICS STEWARDSHIP HELPS PATIENTS
- ANTIBIOTICS STEWARDSHIP
- MULTIDRUG-RESISTANT
- MDRO EXAMPLES
- ANOTHER MDRO THREAT
- COMMON MDROs
- HOW ARE MDROs SPREAD?
- INFECTION REDUCTIONS
- HAND HYGIENE, INFECTION PREVENTION
- HAND HYGIENE
- HAND HYGIENE
- HAND HYGIENE:
- UNC HEALTH
- UNC HEALTH
- HAND HYGIENE
- HAND HYGIENE II: ALCOHOL HAND RUB
- ARTIFICIAL NAILS
- C. DIFFICILE AND HAND HYGIENE
- EQUIPMENT CLEANING AND DISINFECTION
- SPECIAL INFECTION PREVENTION TOPICS
- PREVENTING CLABSI
- PREVENTING SSI
- SPECIAL INFECTION PREVENTION TOPICS
- Caldwell Contact Precautions
- Caldwell Enteric Contact Practices
- Caldwell Enteric Contact Practices
- Caldwell Droplet Precautions
- About Influenza (flu)
- Protect Yourself and Your Patients from Influenza
- Caldwell Airborne Precautions
- Special Airborne/Contact Precautions
- Caldwell Protective Precautions
- Donning or Putting on PPE
- Doffing or Removing PPE
- Who Follows Precautions?
- Safe Injection Practices
- Occupational Health Services
- Other Infection Control Practices
- Quiz
- Draw from UNCMC
- Final slide
Lenoir/Full
- PATIENTS AT HIGHER RISK FOR INFECTIONS
- ANTIBIOTICS
- ANTIBIOTICS STEWARDSHIP
- MULTIDRUG-RESISTANT
- MDRO EXAMPLES
- ANOTHER MDRO THREAT
- COMMON MDROs
- HOW ARE MDROs SPREAD?
- INFECTION REDUCTIONS
- HAND HYGIENE, INFECTION PREVENTION
- HAND HYGIENE
- HAND HYGIENE
- HAND HYGIENE:
- UNC HEALTH
- HAND HYGIENE
- HAND HYGIENE II: ALCOHOL HAND RUB
- ARTIFICIAL NAILS
- C. DIFFICILE AND HAND HYGIENE
- EQUIPMENT CLEANING AND DISINFECTION
- SPECIAL INFECTION PREVENTION TOPICS
- PREVENTING CLABSI
- PREVENTING SSI
- SPECIAL INFECTION PREVENTION TOPICS
- UNC Medical Center Contact Precautions
- UNC Medical Center Contact Precautions
- UNC Medical Center Contact Precautions
- About Influenza (flu)
- Protect Yourself and Your Patients from Influenza
- UNC Medical Center Airborne Precautions
- Special Airborne/Contact Precautions
- UNC Medical Center Protective Precautions
- Donning or Putting on PPE
- Doffing or Removing PPE
- Who Follows Precautions?
- Safe Injection Practices
- Occupational Health Services
- Other Infection Control Practices
- Quiz
- Draw from UNCMC
- Final slide
SouthEastern/Full
- COVID vaccines are safe and a critical step in ending the pandemic.
- Universal Pandemic Precautions
- PATIENTS AT HIGHER RISK FOR INFECTIONS
- ANTIBIOTICS
- ANTIBIOTICS STEWARDSHIP
- MULTIDRUG-RESISTANT
- MDRO EXAMPLES
- ANOTHER MDRO THREAT
- COMMON MDROs
- HOW ARE MDROs SPREAD?
- INFECTION REDUCTIONS
- HAND HYGIENE, INFECTION PREVENTION
- HAND HYGIENE
- HAND HYGIENE
- HAND HYGIENE:
- HAND HYGIENE
- HAND HYGIENE II: ALCOHOL HAND RUB
- ARTIFICIAL NAILS
- C. DIFFICILE AND HAND HYGIENE
- EQUIPMENT CLEANING AND DISINFECTION
- SPECIAL INFECTION PREVENTION TOPICS
- PREVENTING CLABSI
- PREVENTING SSI
- SPECIAL INFECTION PREVENTION TOPICS
- UNC Medical Center Contact Precautions
- UNC Medical Center Contact Precautions
- UNC Medical Center Contact Precautions
- About Influenza (flu)
- Protect Yourself and Your Patients from Influenza
- UNC Medical Center Airborne Precautions
- Special Airborne/Contact Precautions
- UNC Medical Center Protective Precautions
- Donning or Putting on PPE
- Doffing or Removing PPE
- Who Follows Precautions?
- Safe Injection Practices
- Occupational Health Services
- Other Infection Control Practices
- Quiz
- Draw from UNCMC
- Final slide
Blue Ridge/Full
- PATIENTS AT HIGHER RISK FOR INFECTIONS
- ANTIBIOTICS
- ANTIBIOTICS STEWARDSHIP
- MULTIDRUG-RESISTANT
- MDRO EXAMPLES
- ANOTHER MDRO THREAT
- COMMON MDROs
- HOW ARE MDROs SPREAD?
- INFECTION REDUCTIONS
- HAND HYGIENE, INFECTION PREVENTION
- HAND HYGIENE
- HAND HYGIENE
- HAND HYGIENE:
- UNC HEALTH
- HAND HYGIENE
- HAND HYGIENE II: ALCOHOL HAND RUB
- ARTIFICIAL NAILS
- C. DIFFICILE AND HAND HYGIENE
- EQUIPMENT CLEANING AND DISINFECTION
- SPECIAL INFECTION PREVENTION TOPICS
- PREVENTING CLABSI
- PREVENTING SSI
- SPECIAL INFECTION PREVENTION TOPICS
- UNC Medical Center Contact Precautions
- UNC Medical Center Contact Precautions
- UNC Medical Center Contact Precautions
- About Influenza (flu)
- Protect Yourself and Your Patients from Influenza
- UNC Medical Center Airborne Precautions
- Special Airborne/Contact Precautions
- UNC Medical Center Protective Precautions
- Donning or Putting on PPE
- Doffing or Removing PPE
- Who Follows Precautions?
- Safe Injection Practices
- Occupational Health Services
- Other Infection Control Practices
- Quiz
- Draw from UNCMC
- Final slide
Onslow
- Introduction
- Quiz
- Final slide
- Draw from Onslow
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- Antimicrobials
- Antimicrobial Resistance
- What is Antimicrobial Stewardship?
- Antimicrobial stewardship helps patients.
- Carolina Antimicrobial Stewardship Program (CASP)
- UNCMC-specific guidelines and best practices for antimicrobial use are at https://www.med.unc.edu/casp
- MULTIDRUG-RESISTANT
- MDRO EXAMPLES
- COMMON MDROs
- ANOTHER MDRO THREAT
- CANDIDA AURIS: AN EMERGING MDRO
- HOW ARE MDROs SPREAD?
- PATIENTS AT HIGHER RISK FOR INFECTIONS
- INFECTION REDUCTIONS
- Special Infection Prevention Topics
- Central Line Associated Bloodstream Infection Prevention
- Surgical Site Infection Prevention
- Catheter-Associated Urinary Tract Infection Prevention
- Untitled Slide
- HAND HYGIENE, INFECTION PREVENTION
- HAND HYGIENE
- HAND HYGIENE
- World Health Organization 5 Moments for Hand Hygiene
- HAND HYGIENE:
- UNC HEALTH
- HAND HYGIENE
- HAND HYGIENE II: ALCOHOL HAND RUB
- ARTIFICIAL NAILS
- C. DIFFICILE AND HAND HYGIENE
- EQUIPMENT CLEANING AND DISINFECTION
- UNC Medical Center Contact Precautions
- UNC Medical Center Contact Precautions
- UNC Medical Center Contact Precautions
- About Influenza (flu)
- Protect Yourself and Your Patients from Influenza
- UNC Medical Center Airborne Precautions
- Special Airborne/Contact Precautions
- UNC Medical Center Protective Precautions
- Donning or Putting on PPE
- Doffing or Removing PPE
- Who Follows Precautions?
- Safe Injection Practices
- Other Infection Control Practices
- Occupational Health Services
- Annual Health Screening
- Annual Health Screening
- Annual Health Screening
- Annual Health Screening
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UNCPN Main
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