However, none of these recommendations can be done in a vacuum. Infection preventionists (IPs) need to have physician, nursing, and administrative champions to help achieve their goals. For the elements that require training, it is not one and done - training should be provided upon hire, annually, and if new instrumentation or products are used. How important is it for IPs to have support from physician, nursing, and administrative champions in achieving their infection prevention goals? Can IPs still achieve their goals without this support?
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