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Infection Prevention
and Control

Empower your team with real-time, actionable surveillance
on emerging infection cases

Infection Prevention and Control provides streamlined, fully integrated workflows to identify, manage, and report
infections in real time.

Increase Awareness and Understanding of Cases


Infection Prevention and Control accelerates your clinical team’s ability to report and respond to infections.

  • When a nurse identifies a potential infection, they’re prompted to open a suspected case, flagging it for the Infection Preventionist in real time.
  • A centralized, interactive case list eliminates the frustration of paper records and provides seamless access to residents’ lab and medical imaging results. Treatment information for each resident is collected, visible, and updated all in one place.
  • If a resident is battling an active infection, a badge on the resident’s chart alerts staff and provides details about the type of infection and any contact precautions required.

Analyze and Respond to Emerging Trends


Identify outbreaks earlier by analyzing patterns and trends in infection data. Infection Prevention and Control lets you view information specific to a facility or across the enterprise, helping your administrators make procedural and staffing decisions. By sharing these reports and findings across the organization, your Infection Preventionist can make recommendations to safeguard residents and staff.

Incorporate Best Practices for Antibiotic Stewardship


Infection Prevention and Control includes antibiotic stewardship dashboards to guide best practices at the bedside. Help your team align with the CDC’s antibiotic stewardship pillars to optimize the treatment of infections, while ensuring appropriate usage of antibiotics.