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This guidance has been developed for health service organisations to explain the importance of effective ventilation systems for preventing and controlling infections and how ventilation risks can be mitigated to improve patient and workforce safety.

Please follow this guidance to bulk enrol learners into a particular module.

Instructions on how to run a report to see who is a valid Auditor or Gold Standard Auditor or Hand Hygiene Auditor or Hand Hygiene Auditor Educator in my organisation.

This resource provides health service organisations with practical guidance on the type of evidence that different health service organisations can use to meet each action of the Preventing and Controlling Infections Standard.

This resource provides health service organisations with an overview of the key actions to prevent and manage infections caused by carbapenemase-producing Enterobacterales in the acute care setting, based on recommendations from the the 2021 CPE Guide.

This resource provides information to nurses and doctors about strategies to prevent and manage infections caused by carbapenemase-producing Enterobacterales in the acute care setting.

The Commission develops and maintains a rolling three year Data Plan to ensure the implementation of its role in leading and coordinating safety and quality improvements across Australia. The Data Plan supports Commission’s Work plan by articulating its data functions and outlining potential data sources for use.

The National Infection Control Guidance: Non-tuberculous Mycobacterium infections associated with heater-cooler devices has been revised to reflect recent Food and Drug Administration (FDA) advice about devices and non-Mycobacterium species implicated in the transmission of these infections.

The purpose of this user guide is to provide an overview of the key concepts and issues that should be addressed when measuring and evaluating consumer partnerships, and to inform the development of evaluation and monitoring plans for the Partnering with Consumers Standard.

This hospital-acquired complication (HAC) covers falls occurring in hospital which result in a fracture or intracranial injury resulting in diagnoses of intracranial injury, fractured neck of femur or other fractures.