Exclusive Survey: Investing in infection control
When first conducting this survey, the one data point DPR editors could never have anticipated was that nearly 80% would say infection control is something you are very concerned about.
When first conducting this survey, the one data point DPR editors could never have anticipated was that nearly 80% would say infection control is something you are very concerned about.
Even though the ins and outs of infection control can seem very “ho hum” in light of new diagnostic technology and other innovative products, it makes sense that as one of the “go-to” team members for heading up IC protocol, that dental hygienists would find the meaning in the mundane.
What is OSAP?
Founded in 1984 and formally incorporated as a non-profit organization in 1985, OSAP is a unique group of dental educators and consultants, researchers, clinicians, industry representatives, and other interested persons with a collective mission to be the world’s leading advocate for the safe and infection-free delivery of oral care. OSAP supports this commitment to dental workers and the public through quality education and information dissemination.
OSAP is a valuable resource for the dental profession and dental industry. Its checklists, issue foci and position papers provide practical, scientifically sound information and recommendations on specific issues like H1N1, dental unit water quality, “green” infection control, instrument processing, surface asepsis, percutaneous injuries and much more.
Floss and Flip Flops Episode 13: The Focal Point of Infection
January 10th 2023The Sanders Sisters jump into 2023 with a discussion of the many conditions that display some of their earliest symptoms in the oral environment, and all the ways this can connect to systemic issues that can become serious health challenges for patients.
