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Multidrug-Resistant Organism Training

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​The California Department of Public Health, Healthcare-Associated Infections (CDPH HAI) Program is launching a new Project Firstline learning module called, “What CNAs Need to Know and Do About Multidrug-Resistant Organisms (MDROs).” This learning module provides education on infection prevention and control (IPC) practices to prevent the spread of MDROs. This training is geared toward infection preventionists and CNA staff from local health departments, acute care hospitals, and skilled nursing facilities.​

View the What CNAs Need to Know and Do About MDROs recording (YouTube) and presenta​​tion slides (PDF) ​from the August 27th training. For questions or additional information about the new MDRO learning module, email ProjectFirstline@cdph.ca.gov. 
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