A Successful Infection Control Evaluation Program Includes Developing Standard Operating

question 1

Multiple Choice

A successful infection control evaluation program includes developing standard operating procedures, assessing performance of infection control procedures, monitoring health care-associated diseases in patients and documenting:

• A)infection control knowledge of the patients.
• B)patient appointment failures.
• C)numbers of delinquent patient accounts.
• D)adverse outcomes and work-related illnesses.

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