2012 ADA Infection Control Guidelines

 

The 2012 edition of the ADA Guidelines for Infection Control is the result of over 20 years of dedicated work by the Australian Dental Association's Infection Control Committee, in consultation with stakeholders. It describes the infection control procedures and processes that dental care providers and dental staff are expected to follow.

The recommendations provided are evidence-based or otherwise based on current international best practice, and have been drawn from current expert knowledge and advice in infection control.

The document provides guidance regarding the primary responsibilities of dental practitioners in relation to infection control, and the rationale for those obligations. It incorporates new information drawn from major developments over the 2009 - 2011 period in terms of national policies and the international literature.

+Click here to download - 2012 ADA Infection Control Guidelines



For ease of reference to access:

+The Australian guidelines for the Prevention and control of Infection in Healthcare (2010)

+The Communicable Diseases Network Australia's Australian National Guidelines for the Management of Health Care Workers known to be infected with Blood-Borne Viruses

The ADA Infection Control Guidelines are only available in digital format, and not in printed copy. You are welcome to print the PDF above for your own records if you would like a physical copy.




 


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