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Differences in Infection Prevention and Control Staffing Between Free-Standing and System-Affiliated Hospitals: A National Survey

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Lucas Philip
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Vittorio Maio
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Pamela de Cordova
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Elizabeth Monsees
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Raegan Davis
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Pat Moelller
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Andrew Dick
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Scott W. Keith
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Monika Pogorzelska‐Maziarz *
DOI:10.1016/j.ajic.2026.06.031delete
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Abstract

Abstract

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• IPC staffing differed between free-standing and system-affiliated hospitals. • Free-standing hospitals had higher IP FTEs per 100 beds. • System-affiliated hospitals had greater analytic and administrative support. • IP staffing intensity decreased as hospital bed size increased. • Findings support updated IPC staffing models.
Keywords:
Infection prevention and control
infection preventionist
resources
health care-associated infections
workforce distribution

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American Journal of Infection Control
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