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Infection control in skilled nursing facilities is vital for protecting residents, staff, and visitors from preventable illnesses and outbreaks. Facilities face significant challenges—including ...

By effectively using NHSN data, nursing homes can identify infection control trends, benchmark against national standards, and implement targeted improvements to elevate the quality of care.

Infection prevention in nursing homes is a critical element of resident care, as these facilities serve some of the most vulnerable individuals in healthcare.

The National Healthcare Safety Network (NHSN), a program under the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), plays a critical role in safeguarding healthcare environments, including long-term ...

Enhanced Barrier Precautions (EBP) provide an effective infection control strategy to reduce transmission risks while allowing residents to maintain an active and fulfilling quality of life.

National Influenza Vaccination Week serves as an important reminder of the critical role flu vaccines play in protecting individuals and communities.

National Handwashing Week reminds us of the critical role proper hand hygiene plays in ensuring resident safety and maintaining high standards of care in nursing homes.

To avoid immediate jeopardy, long-term care facilities should dial in these proactive practices for positive outcomes of their CMS surveys.

This blog provides an in-depth look at these infection prevention standard precautions and their implementation in nursing home settings.

In long-term care facilities, the well-being of residents relies on the effectiveness of infection prevention measures. This blog is an overview of infection prevention.

Addressing Immediate Jeopardy Citation F880 in long-term care facilities with Qsource's resources. Regulatory compliance to mitigate risks effectively.

Enhancing Quality Improvement with A Study On Special Decolonization Treatment in NHs Lower Infection & Hospitalization Rates in Long Term Care Facilities