NFMT session to address compliance training of hospital employees for infection control

The 2016 National Facilities Management & Technology event offers three full days of education, speakers, networking with peers, and a giant expo hall. All for free.


This year's National Facilities Management & Technology (NFMT) event will include a session on addressing compliance training of hospital employees for infection control.

The session will be conducted by Thom Wellington, CEO of Infection Control University.

The session's learning objectives will be to:

1. Understand CMS and CDC compliance surrounding infection control awareness and the impact of HAIs 

2. Review how using cloud technology can save time, educate deeper and improve vendor safety in your facility 

3. Observe how great leaders inspire their teams - lessons from great entrepreneurs that you can quickly incorporate to drive positive change in your team 

4. Review how construction and maintenance teams understand how and why their work impacts the safety of patients

The event will be held in Baltimore on March 22-24, 2016.

Check out the NFMT website for more information.

 

 

 

 



March 11, 2016


Topic Area: Industry News


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