Infection Control and Prevention

Infection Control and Prevention refers to strategies and practices designed to minimize the risk of spreading infectious diseases, especially those that are newly emerging. This involves maintaining proper hygiene, such as regular handwashing, using personal protective equipment, and safely managing surfaces and materials that may carry germs. It also includes monitoring outbreaks, vaccinating populations, and educating communities about reducing transmission. The goal is to protect individuals and public health by effectively containing and managing diseases before they escalate into widespread outbreaks.