Provincial Guidelines and Standards
Guidelines, policies and standards that Infection Prevention and Control professionals may use to support their own documentation and best practices.
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To advance infection prevention and control by advocating for our members and providing access to evidence-based resources, education and networking opportunities.
Learn all about IPAC Canada’s long history, starting with our founding meeting in Montreal in 1976.
Guardians of the Invisible. A Tribute.
IPAC Canada Board of Directors
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Your donation will add to the resources IPAC Canada requires to provide its members with the support they need to ensure the safety of patients, residents, and staff, and to advocate for stronger infection prevention and control programs across the continuum of care.
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This hybrid online and in-person course will offer intensive training for IPAC professionals, focusing on Long Term Care (LTC). Although this regulatory requirement is specific to Ontario, the skills and knowledge gained from this course will be valuable for professionals in all provinces.
An Infection Prevention and Control Professional1 (ICP) is an individual who is employed with the primary responsibility for development, implementation, evaluation, and education related to policies, procedures, and practices that impact the prevention of infections.
Being prepared makes all the difference. Join our mission to advance infection prevention and control. You may renew an existing IPAC Canada membership via your personal Online Membership Account if you created one for yourself in the past.
Employment Opportunities will be posted to this page, included in bi-monthly e-news, and forwarded to a regional chapter or sector of membership (if appropriate).
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Complete information about our annual general meeting, elections and reports.
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The Mentorship Program not only serves to assist mentees progressing through various stages of knowledge in their career, and also those considering moving into leadership roles within IPAC Canada, such as chapter executive positions, or board member positions.
Important Dates and Deadlines
Guidelines, policies and standards that Infection Prevention and Control professionals may use to support their own documentation and best practices.