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EPISODE · Mar 30, 2026 · 35 MIN

Sequential Solutions: Whole Genome Sequencing and the Future of IP

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What if you could detect an outbreak before anyone realized one existed? In this episode of Transmission Control, we sit down with Alex Sundermann to explore how genomic surveillance is changing the way we identify and stop healthcare-associated transmission. Through a comprehensive surveillance program, Alex's team discovered that most suspected outbreaks weren't actually outbreaks, and that dozens of real transmission events were going completely undetected. From C. diff patterns in the same unit to endoscope-related spread, Alex breaks down how DNA-level insight reshapes resource allocation, patient notification, and outbreak control. This episode is all about why early detection matters, even when nothing "looks wrong" yet – tune in today! Make sure to follow Transmission Control on your favorite podcast app, LinkedIn, and Facebook so you never miss an episode! #TransmissionControl #InfectionPrevention #Podcast #Season4 #BuiltToHeal #GenomeSequencing #Surveillance #PatientSafety #InfectionOutbreaks

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