Kentucky Infection Prevention Training Center

Kentucky Infection Prevention Training Center Providing infection prevention & control training for all healthcare workers across the Commonwealth

Get your annual flu shot and protect yourself and those around you this season! Why get a flu shot? Vaccination is one o...
12/21/2025

Get your annual flu shot and protect yourself and those around you this season! Why get a flu shot? Vaccination is one of the easiest ways to prevent flu-related complications and hospitalizations. Let’s work together to reduce the spread of flu.

Learn more: https://www.cdc.gov/flu/prevention/index.html

ICYMI: Our "Lessons Learned & Best Practice for Measles Cases in Healthcare Settings" webinar is now available on-demand...
12/17/2025

ICYMI: Our "Lessons Learned & Best Practice for Measles Cases in Healthcare Settings" webinar is now available on-demand!

▶️ Watch the recording
📚 Earn free CE/CME
🦠 Stay prepared for measles cases in Kentucky
🎤 Speaker: Lee Hundley, MPH, VPD Epidemiology Section Manager, KDPH

🔗: https://bit.ly/3Y3fO8x

Lessons Learned & Best Practice Measles Cases in Healthcare Settings Measles remains one of the most contagious infectious diseases, and recent outbreaks have highlighted the importance of vigilance across healthcare and public health. This webinar provides Kentucky healthcare providers and public h...

12/15/2025

Help us design next year’s IPC training! What simulation scenarios would make the biggest impact in your facility? 🤔

Share your thoughts below in the comments!

Our Grand Rounds series presents topics that are timely and impactful in areas of infectious diseases and infection cont...
12/12/2025

Our Grand Rounds series presents topics that are timely and impactful in areas of infectious diseases and infection control research and practice. We have a NEW topic this December 'What keeps you up at night?'

Learn more about Grand Rounds and add the December date to your calendar:
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12/11/2025

📣 We’re building our next Grand Rounds and we want YOUR input.

Which rare infectious disease always gets your attention?
🦇 Rabies
🐭 Hantavirus
🌫 Histoplasmosis
🦌 Chronic Wasting Disease
🪰 Screwworm
🦟 Alpha-gal Syndrome

💬 Comment below — we may feature it in the session!

12/10/2025

Planning 2026 IPC training—what do you need most?
🧴 PPE drills
🌊 Water-management scenarios
🧼 EVS workflows

Let us know in the comments!

12/08/2025

What keeps YOU up at night?
▶️ Rabies
▶️ Histoplasmosis
▶️ Screwworm
▶️ Hantavirus
▶️ Chronic Wasting Disease
▶️ Alpha-gal Syndrome

Comment your “What keeps you up at night” below 👇
We may feature it during What Keeps You Up at Night? NIDI Grand Rounds!

Getting your flu shot is one simple way to help protect yourself and those around you from the flu. Schedule your flu va...
12/06/2025

Getting your flu shot is one simple way to help protect yourself and those around you from the flu. Schedule your flu vaccine today to keep yourself healthy this season.

Our Grand Rounds series presents topics that are timely and impactful in areas of infectious diseases and infection cont...
12/05/2025

Our Grand Rounds series presents topics that are timely and impactful in areas of infectious diseases and infection control research and practice. We have a NEW topic this December 'What keeps you up at night?'

Learn more about Grand Rounds and add the December date to your calendar:

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Check out this new Infectious Diseases Grand Rounds "IV to PO in Urine Source Gram-Negative Bacteremia" by Matt Song Pha...
12/04/2025

Check out this new Infectious Diseases Grand Rounds "IV to PO in Urine Source Gram-Negative Bacteremia" by Matt Song PharmD, BCIDP as he discusses the guidelines for de-escalation from IV to PO antibiotics in gram-negative bacteremia.

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Please join Matt Song PharmD, BCIDP as he discusses the guidelines for de-escalation from IV to PO antibiotics in gram-negative bacteremia. This program is p...

12/03/2025

As we plan next year’s training, we want to hear from YOU:

💬 What’s missing from your IPC toolkit?
✔ Hands-on simulations
✔ Virtual workshops
✔ Self-paced modules
✔ Other?

Tell us in the comments!

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Louisville, KY
40202

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