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Project Firstline

CDC's National Training Collaborative for Health Care Infection Prevention & Control

Project Firstline, CDC's national training collaborative for infection prevention and control, is committed to preparing frontline health care professionals and the public health workforce to protect themselves, their patients, and their communities from infectious disease threats. Health care professionals are on the frontlines of infection control and are essential partners in stopping the spread of infectious diseases. Stay tuned and check back for frequent updates and new education to help improve the prevention of infectious diseases. Learn More
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Joshua Leu, MD: Emergency Medicine Resident, Saint Louis University

How COVID-19 Changed the Medical Student Experience

CDC's Project Firstline
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0.75 Credit CME Hand Hygiene for Infection Prevention in a Dialysis Setting CDC’s Project Firstline
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Collaborators Bring Great Impact to Project Firstline

CDC is teaming with a coalition of many academic and professional partners and 64 state, local, and territorial health departments to develop interactive and empowering IPC training that will improve our nation’s health. These partners include:

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