The Role of the Infection Preventionist in the Ambulatory Surgery Center

This one hour presentation by Meredith Shellner was presented at our Infection Prevention Strategies for Ambulatory Surgery Centersconference in April 2015.  Meredith discuss the role of the Infection Prevention Manager in terms of training needs, surveillance programs, resources that are needed, occupational health and their role in the environment, products and collection of data.

Learning Objectives

At the conclusion of the presentation the participant will be able to:

1.Describe the role of the Infection Preventionist (IP)

2.Outline a design for a surveillance program

3.State 2 resources needed to provide guidance for the IP in the ASC

4.Define the importance of the environment in the role of the IP

5.List at least 3 activities that are unique to the role of the IP for an ASC

6.Explain the role of the health department in the life of the IP in the ASC

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Category: Infection Prevention

Title:  The Role of the Infection Preventionist in the Ambulatory Surgery Center

Presented by Meredith Shellner, RN, BA, BSN, MS-HSA, CIC; Infection Preventionist, Truman Medical Center, Kansas City, MO Meredith Shellner head shot

As a twice Past-President of the Greater Kansas City Chapter of the Association of Professionals in Infection Control & Epidemiology (APIC), Mrs. Shellner has utilized her 24 years of experience as a Board Certified in Infection Control (C.I.C.) Infection Preventionist to lead performance improvement teams and initiatives as well as educating acute care, ASCs, LTC and other organizations on strategies aimed at reducing HAIs. She has worked as a director, coordinator and infection control officer in a variety of settings, including Acute Care, Ambulatory Care, Dialysis, Level1 Trauma Tertiary care; and Long-term Care in both academic and non-academic health settings. Mrs. Shellner was the recipient of the March of Dimes Nurse of the Year Award in Infection Prevention and Control for 2014.

Description:

This one hour presentation by Meredith Shellner was presented at our Infection Prevention Strategies for Ambulatory Surgery Centersconference in April 2015.  Meredith discuss the role of the Infection Prevention Manager in terms of training needs, surveillance programs, resources that are needed, occupational health and their role in the environment, products and collection of data.

Learning Objectives

At the conclusion of the presentation the participant will be able to:

1.Describe the role of the Infection Preventionist (IP)

2.Outline a design for a surveillance program

3.State 2 resources needed to provide guidance for the IP in the ASC

4.Define the importance of the environment in the role of the IP

5.List at least 3 activities that are unique to the role of the IP for an ASC

6.Explain the role of the health department in the life of the IP in the ASC

 

Once you and any/all staff have reviewed this presentation, you will be eligible to receive a Certificate of Participation worth 1.0 Credit Hour of continuing education. You simply contact us at events@excellentiagroup.com requesting your certificates, using the Certificate Request Form found in the link below. You will need to provide a typed list of all participants first and last names, position title (RN ,BSN, etc.), license numbers (if professionals) and date of completion.

* Excellentia Advisory Group LLC is approved by the California Board of Registered Nursing, Provider CEP 15481: Issue Date: 4/6/2010;

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