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EPISODE · Apr 7, 2025 · 36 MIN

Building Sustainable Infection Prevention Practices

from Transmission Control · host Transmission Control Media

How can you transform infection prevention initiatives from short-term fixes to long-lasting, sustainable practices? On this episode of Transmission Control, we welcome Julia Jackson, an infection preventionist with a background in surgical technology, to explore the art of building lasting change in your infection prevention practices. From relationship-building to workflow immersion, Julia shares how IPs can engage staff through active listening and make data both visible and actionable. She introduces her unique "angry fish" approach to root cause analysis, demonstrating how humor and collaboration prevent infection prevention efforts from feeling punitive. Whether you're launching new initiatives or struggling with compliance sustainability, this conversation offers valuable insights into building relationships that drive lasting results. Tune in today to discover why infection stops where information starts! Make sure to follow Transmission Control on your favorite podcast app, LinkedIn, and Facebook so you never miss an episode! #TransmissionControl #InfectionPrevention #Podcast #Season1 #Sustainability #Workflows

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