Dental CE Course: Infection Control Update: How Well Are We Doing?

We are pleased to announce the Dr. John Molinari will be returning to the University of Minnesota to present an update on the CDC Guidelines for Infection Control in Dentistry. If you have heard Dr. Molinari speak you'll know that his vast knowledge of infectious diseases and infection control, together with his winning personality and practical teaching style, make for a fun and informative day. You will receive useful information on how to implement an effective, yet practical infection control program in your office. At the conclusion of this comprehensive continuing dental education seminar, you will have a better understanding of both the "why" and the "what" of the most recent guidelines.
The entire dental team will benefit from learning:
how to comply with the most current CDC, ADA, and Minnesota OSHA guidelines and recommendations.
which aseptic hand hygiene procedures are recommended components of an infection control program.
what are the occupational risks from bloodborne and respiratory infections.
how to manage occupation exposures to bloodborne pathogens--HBV, HCV, HIV.
which vaccines are currently recommended for health care workers.
how to incorporate evolving technologies and recommended procedures in the areas of instrument cleaning, packaging, sterilization, and storage.
which available products are most effective in environmental surface cleaning and disinfection procedures.
how to minimize the formation of biofilms and the potential risks associated with dental unit waterline contamination.
how to communicate appropriate infection control information to patients.