UPMC’s genomic surveillance initiative earned national recognition for patient safety. Alexander Sundermann, DrPH, CIC, FAPIC ...

What might infection prevention rounds miss when visible conditions dominate the conversation? Tommy Davis, PhD, CMIP, a member of ICT's executive advisory board, makes the case for structured ...

Inside the DRC’s Ebola response, shortages, strained treatment centers, and gaps in community trust reveal a more complicated story. He was infected before anyone knew to look for him. That is the ...

Ebola's Outpaced Response, Lyme Coinfection Data, and Sterile Processing Burnout Explained, and more Here's what infection ...

As of September 16, 2026, Florida has reported more than 332 cases of dengue. Among these, 185 were travel-related, while 147 were locally acquired. The year 2026 marks an unprecedented surge in ...

Earlier this month, Anthropic released Detecting and Countering Misuse of AI, documenting threat activity identified between ...

Ongoing training helps sustain improvement. Repeated education and competency checks reinforce cleaning practices when busy schedules put them under pressure. Working on “dirty” areas before “clean” ...

A proposed $27.7 million reduction in AHRQ funding raises questions about support for infection prevention research and implementation. Here is what the September 25 announcement identifies, as well ...

Artist and designer Matthew Caliman shares how personal loss inspired the Cleanup Crew, a handwashing education project using cartoon faucets, songs, and games to help families revisit an essential ...

A followed procedure can still leave patients at risk if it no longer matches validated requirements. Annetta L. McKnight, MHA, BSN, CRCST, CER, examines how infection prevention and sterile ...

Long-acting HIV therapies promise greater convenience, but fewer doses alone may not solve adherence or access challenges. Lloyd Bibby and Pooja Goyal, MS(Pharm), discuss patient choice, weekly oral ...