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Pledge to Complete CDC’s Project Firstline Training, Activities!
Infection control saves lives by stopping the spread of disease, and frontline healthcare workers play a critical role.
That’s why frontline healthcare workers must stay up to date on infection control practices to keep themselves, their colleagues, and their patients healthy.
If you agree, sign this pledge and complete at least one infection control training module or infection control activities from the Centers for Disease Control & Prevention (CDC)’s Project Firstline, in collaboration with Salud America! at UT Health San Antonio and the National Hispanic Medical Association.
Trainings cover topics for all types of healthcare workers. Modules also offer continuing medical education (CME) credit!
I pledge to complete at least one CDC Project Firstline training module or activity.
Upon signing, I will choose from 7 continuing education courses (https://bit.ly/ipctrainingnew) or 6 educational activities (https://bit.ly/3WEH0uZ) that help frontline healthcare workers like me build on my foundational knowledge of infection control.
I make this pledge because:
- I am a healthcare worker who is committed to practicing infection control to protect myself, my colleagues, and my patients from infectious diseases, such as COVID-19.
- I want to improve my infection control education (and get CME credits!).
- I want to remain healthy and do my part to stop the spread of infectious diseases in communities that need my help the most—including the Latino community that was hit hard by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Infection control saves lives, improves patient health outcomes, and keeps healthcare settings safe for all status groups.
Sincerely,
Dr. Amelie G. Ramirez, Director, Salud America!
Thank you for standing up for infection control!
Take more action now at the Salud America! website:
Get More Resources on Infection Control. The CDC's Project Firstline is a training and education collaborative designed to ensure all healthcare workers have the infection control knowledge and understanding they need and deserve to protect themselves, their patients, and their coworkers.
Discover the State of Health Equity in Your Community. The Salud America! Health Equity Report Card generates local data so you can drive the healthy change your community needs most.
Thanks again for your support!
Dr. Amelie G. Ramirez, Director, Salud America!