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Continuing Education In today's world, change defines every level of the healthcare industry, from technology to legislation, and from clinical research to practice standards. To help you stay informed, Kimberly-Clark Health Care provides educational programs and resources designed to offer insights on key healthcare initiatives.
Complete with an extensive selection of continuing education resources, this dynamic collection centers on relevant healthcare topics that includes safety, infection prevention, and the appropriate use of medical devices and supplies. Your one-stop for the latest in clinical solutions begins with the Knowledge Network*.
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A Bundle of Joy: Evidence-Based Prevention of BSIs: Multi-Center Success

A review of best practices developed by the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center for reducing central-line bloodstream infections .
Accredited for:
  • Nurses 1.0 CH CA Board
  • IACET 0.1 (1.0 CH)

Airway Clearance: Optimize Outcomes, Reduce Risks

This course reviews open and closed suction techniques and their advantages and disadvantages, identifies associated patient risks, discusses the unique needs of high risk patients, describes the potential for...
Accredited for:
  • Nurses 1.0 CH
  • Respiratory Therapists (AARC) 1.0 CRCE
  • IACET .1 (1 CH)

Ambulatory Surgery Centers Focus: Patient Complications Caused by Sterile Lint and Powder

Such little things. Must be inconsequential. They’re sterile, right? Why do I have a green haze on surfaces in my OR? What’s that dust on my monitor screens? This is a true story about lint, powder and...
Accredited for:
  • Nurses 1 CH

An Unkind Cut: Focus on Exogenous Factors in Preventing SSIs

A discussion of how the apparel, devices, and techniques used by surgical team members can contribute to development of surgical site infections.
Accredited for:
  • Nurses 1.0 CH
  • Surgical Technologists 1.0 CH AST
  • IACET 0.1 (1.0 CH)

An Unkind Cut: Preventing Infections in Surgery

A discussion of factors in the operating room that can contribute to the development of surgical site infections.
Accredited for:
  • Nurses 1.0 CH

Biofilms In Medicine - Patients Threatened by Highly Organized Militant Pathogens

This course will discuss the role of microbial biofilms in human infections generally, describe their formation on medical devices, and explain how biofilms in the healthcare environment and poorly cleaned...
Accredited for:
  • Nurses (CA Board) 1.0 CH

Chapter 1: Front Line in Infection Control

A non-accredited program for Environmental Services Professionals.

Chapter 2: Cleaning Operating and Procedure Rooms

A non-accredited program for Environmental Services Professionals.

Chapter 3: Cleaning the Occupied and Discharged Patient Room

A non-accredited program for Environmental Services Professionals.

Coming Clean 2010: An Essential for Reusable Medical Devices

A discussion of the importance of cleaning of reusable medical devices and the impact of improper cleaning techinques.
Accredited for:
  • Nurses 1.0 CH
  • Surgical Technologists 1.0 CH
  • Central Sterile/Sterile Processing 1.0 CH
  • IACET 0.1 (1.0 CH)
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