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Optometry (2009) 80, 613620 Infection control guidelines update for the optometry practice Keith N. Thrust, O.D., a and Debbie L. Settler, O.D.b a Marion Eye Centers and Optical, Marion, Illinois;

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1. Start by reviewing the existing infection control guidelines to identify any outdated information or new recommendations that need to be included in the update.
2. Consult with a team of healthcare professionals, including infection control specialists, nurses, and doctors, to gather input and incorporate their expertise into the updated guidelines.
3. Conduct a comprehensive literature review to ensure that the updated guidelines align with the most current evidence-based practices in infection control.
4. Clearly outline the purpose and scope of the guidelines, as well as the intended audience, to provide clarity for those who will be using them.
5. Use a standardized format or template for the updated guidelines to ensure consistency and ease of use for healthcare professionals.
6. When filling out the guidelines, provide clear and concise instructions for implementing each recommendation, including any necessary tools, resources, or training materials.
7. Include references or citations for any studies or research that support the recommendations in the updated guidelines.
8. Regularly review and update the guidelines to reflect emerging evidence, new technologies, or changes in best practices in infection control.

Who needs infection control guidelines-an update:

1. Healthcare professionals working in hospitals, clinics, and other healthcare settings to ensure they are following the most current and effective infection control practices.
2. Infection control specialists and epidemiologists who develop and implement strategies to prevent and control the spread of infections within healthcare facilities.
3. Policy makers and regulatory agencies responsible for setting guidelines and standards for infection control in healthcare settings.
4. Researchers and scientists studying infectious diseases and working to develop new prevention and control strategies.
5. Health educators and trainers who provide education and training on infection control practices to healthcare professionals.
6. Patients and their families who want to ensure that the healthcare they receive is safe and adheres to the latest infection control guidelines.

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What is infection control guidelines-an update?

Infection control guidelines-an update refer to the latest protocols and procedures put in place to prevent and control the spread of infections in a particular setting.

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All healthcare facilities, including hospitals, clinics, and long-term care facilities, are required to file infection control guidelines-an update.

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The purpose of infection control guidelines-an update is to safeguard the health and safety of patients, staff, and visitors by minimizing the risk of healthcare-associated infections.

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Information that must be reported on infection control guidelines-an update includes policies and procedures for hand hygiene, cleaning and disinfection, isolation precautions, and outbreak management.