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Spring is upon us! Flowers and trees are starting to bloom, and beautiful weather is returning. Unfortunately, with blooming plants comes pollen and for many
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EMS & Fire Infection Prevention Training Kentucky Infection Prevention (KyIP) Training Center is expanding its mission to support those who protect our communities first—EMS and
Join Julia Frith DNP, RN, CIC as she discusses different prion diseases.
Join KyIP’s annual Infection Prevention Boot Camp for a full day of practical learning, expert insights, and real world strategies designed for today’s infection prevention
Join Melissa Forton DNP, APRN as she discusses the different types of vaccines.
Healthcare personnel understand the importance of PPE in preventing the spread of infection. Although, selecting and correctly using protective equipment is essential to safeguard both
Central lines, indwelling urinary catheters, and other invasive devices can be life‑saving when used appropriately. However, without meticulous insertion and maintenance practices, these same devices
Join the KyIP team as they present on pathogens that keep them up at night.
As flu season intensifies, infection preventionists remain central to protecting patients and healthcare teams. The CDC has classified this season as moderately severe, with more
Your Role in Stopping Flu Starts with Immunization This flu season is projected to hit harder, with 20% more cases than last year. Facilities like
Protect Yourself and Your Community This Flu Season Flu season in the U.S. is expected to be more severe than last year, following trends in
KyIP Training Center was proud to host guest speakers Dr. Teshome and Dr. Kindler for a session on Catheter-related bloodstream infections. CRBSI remain a serious
Join Matt Song PharmD, BCIDP as he discusses the guidelines for de-escalation from IV to PO antibiotics in gram-negative bacteremia.