MD Project Firstline offers webinars on various infection control topics each month. You may access the webinar from your phone, laptop or other device.
Dr. Abby Carlson describes the difference between cleaning and disinfecting, and why they are so important in healthcare. This webinar is the fourth of seven webinars offering continuing education for physicians and physician assistants (CME), pharmacists (CPE) and nurses (CNE).
Join MD Project Firstline for an open discussion about our available resources and training. Bring questions about continuing education credits and incentives, too!
Dr. Abby Carlson explains respirators and N95s, as well as how to seal your N95. This webinar is the fifth of seven webinars offering continuing education for physicians and physician assistants (CME), pharmacists (CPE) and nurses (CNE).
Dr. Abby Carlson outlines key information about how air (which can carry germs) moves in and out of spaces, how to stop germs at their source to keep them from spreading, and hand hygiene in healthcare settings. This webinar is the sixth of seven webinars offering continuing education for physicians and physician assistants (CME), pharmacists (CPE) and nurses (CNE).
Dr. Abby Carlson helps us understand how respiratory droplets can spread germs, how people can be sick even if they don’t have symptoms, and a recap of the infection control habits that keep germs from spreading in healthcare. This webinar is the last of seven webinars offering continuing education for physicians and physician assistants (CME), pharmacists (CPE) and nurses (CNE).
Want to take the lead in infection control training? Project Firstline has you covered with easy-to-use training support materials. Choose from interactive Scavenger Hunts, quick Micro-learns or web-based Training Toolkits to train your team with confidence. Whether you’re adding to your current program or starting fresh, these resources help ensure your staff has the knowledge to keep patients and residents safe.
You asked for more interactive training tools, so we developed these two activities to get your team up and moving! Print and hang the posters in the breakroom, at a nurses’ station or throughout the hallways then hand staff the quiz to start the hunt!
The Project Firstline Infection Control Micro-Learns are a series of guided infection control discussions that provide brief, on-the-job education. Healthcare workers can easily apply the key points to their daily work and perform the recommended actions to keep germs from spreading. The micro-learns can be incorporated into existing activities, such as pre-shift huddles or team meetings.
Use CDC Project Firstline’s training toolkits to lead live, web-based training sessions with your team. Teach them how to recognize infection risks throughout their workday by identifying where germs live and how they spread.
Did you know? MD Project Firstline can deliver a virtual training session just for your staff, or we can visit your facility for in-person training! Select the topics that will be most helpful, and we will present the CDC content as well as provide any associated training materials.
Topic 1: The Concept of Infection Control
Topic 2: The Basic Science of Viruses
Topic 3: How Respiratory Droplets Spread Germs
Topic 4: How Viruses Spread from Surfaces to People
Topic 5: How Germs Spread: A Review
Topic 6: Multi-Dose Vials
Topic 7: PPE Part 1- Eye Protection
Topic 8: PPE Part 2- Gloves and Gowns
Topic 9: Hand Hygiene
Topic 10: Virus Strains
Topic 11: PPE Part 3 – Respirators
Topic 12: Environmental Cleaning and Disinfection
Topic 13: Source Control
Topic 14: Asymptomatic Spread of Germs
Topic 15: Ventilation
Topic 16: Introduction to Reservoirs
Topic 17: Recognizing Risk Using Reservoirs
Our Infection Control training is now available as an Escape Room!
This free training experience offers a fun way to learn infection prevention and control concepts. Teams can work together on the following topics: hand hygiene, PPE and cleaning and disinfection.
We will set up and lead the experience–all you do is have fun!
