Gel in, gel out” has become a familiar shorthand for hand hygiene: clean hands when entering a room and again when leaving.

In honor of Global Handwashing Day, Jamar Shaw, MD, MPH, CIC, explains how applying the WHO 5 Moments to actual care sequences can reduce transmission risks in ambulatory settings.

CIP, CIC, discusses how environmental hygiene supports efforts to contain antimicrobial resistance, examining disinfectant ...

Florida’s dengue outbreak highlights the importance of recognizing symptoms, identifying warning signs, and preventing ...

Understanding current water quality is a starting point for ST108 implementation. John Kimsey, vice president of processing optimization and customer success for STERISS, spoke about his HSPA ...

An unexplained death at a Russian plague research institute has prompted international scrutiny. The incident raises ...

Missing instruments and processing delays can strain OR–SPD relationships. At AORN 2026, John Kimsey, vice president of processing optimization and customer success for STERIS, discusses understanding ...

This week’s Infection Control Today ® coverage explores that question through national recognition for UPMC’s genomic surveillance program, electronic tools that give small-hospital IPs more time for ...

UPMC’s genomic surveillance initiative earned national recognition for patient safety. Alexander Sundermann, DrPH, CIC, FAPIC, AL-CIP, explains how the award could help infection preventionists secure ...