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Confused on what to include in your Annual Update Training this year? Infection Control/Emerging Concepts, Inc. has you covered with our PowerPoint presentation with a script will make sure you and your fellow providers are compliant. Updated Jan 2026.

This book will walk you though step-by-step what needs to be taught regarding bloodborne pathogens and tuberculosis. The format allows for integration of your Exposure Control Plan. 

Course content includes a review of the disease process and discussion of hepatitis B, hepatitis C, HIV, Syphilis and tuberculosis. This discussion covers risk assessment, epidemiology, signs and symptoms, and postexposure management. The course book also addresses workplace specific procedures for infection control, proper use and requirements for personal protective equipment, cleaning, disinfection and sterilization, laundry issues, and medical waste disposal issues.

Post-exposure management is presented in detail to include the Centers for Disease Control post-exposure protocols. These important protocols are presented in an easy to follow flow chart format. References and reference materials to support the curriculum are included as well. Course books are updated each February which enable you to stay up to date.

New Staff Training Presentation is over 290 slides following the OSHA Bloodborne Pathogen, Airborne & Droplet Transmitted Disease Curriculum Guide. The key disease list in the Ryan White Law included. 

 

OSHA requires that new staff have training on hire.  This presentation will assist you in presenting this training.  PowerPoint Presentation which allows you to input some of your department specifics.

Staff that are list as an "At Risk" group for exposure should receive education & training as to why they are at risk and what to do if they think that they had an exposure.

This presentation is to be used for staff orientation for new employees in the Law Enforcement Community.

Staff that are not listed in an "At Risk" group for exposure should still receive education & training as to why they are not at risk and what to do if they think that they had an exposure.

This presentation is to be used for new staff orientation for non risk employees

OSHA requires that new staff have training on hire.  This presentation will assist you in presenting this training.  PowerPoint Presentation which allows you to input some of your department specifics.

Forms take time to create. Why re-invent the wheel? This presentation is full of froms that can be used for your Exposure Control Plans, Vaccine programs and tracking exposure statistics. Your information can be input directly to these forms.

Consent and declination forms, compliance monitors are also included.

This presentation goes though situational questions regarding various scenarios to bring about a better understanding of exposure events.  This is a good exercise for staff at a station training.

Slides and script are provided.

PowerPoint Presentation with Script on the current Ebola Outbreak, current World Health Organization and CDC guidelines/recommendations

Signs/Symptoms, recommend PPE and cleaning routines.  Updated Nov2020.