Practitioner-authored writing on infection control, occupational safety, and the evolving evidence base behind our certification programs.
Outpatient and ambulatory clinics now account for a growing share of reported needlestick exposures. We look at the drivers and what teams can do differently.
The most expensive N95 in the world is useless if it doesn’t seal. A practical guide to fit-testing programs that actually get done.
A walkthrough of the six data fields that actually predict follow-up compliance — and the two that most incident reports miss entirely.
Three anonymized outbreak reviews from 2024–2025, and the systemic patterns they reveal about environmental cleaning schedules.
Not every organization needs a full-time LSO — but every organization needs someone accountable. A model for shared responsibility.
A comparison of medical waste segregation practices across 40 hospitals. The best-performing sites share three habits — none of them expensive.
The DOOSP journal accepts practitioner-authored articles on occupational safety and infection control.
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