J.A.D. Infection Control Experts

📊 Survey readiness isn’t an event—it’s a culture. This week’s focus: what surveyors really notice. Policies in binders don’t matter if practice on the floor tells another story. Every staff member—not just leadership—must be able to explain infection control protocols. PPE stocked at the door is stronger proof than any paperwork. Mock surveys aren’t fire drills—they’re daily habits. 👉 True compliance = consistent, calm, repeatable practice. When staff are confident and leaders are engaged, surveys become confirmation of excellence—not moments of panic. 💬 What’s the #1 area you’re working on to strengthen your team’s survey readiness? #HealthcareLeadership #LongTermCare #InfectionPrevention #NurseLeaders #PatientSafety #QualityImprovement #HealthcareCompliance #SurveyReadiness #HealthcareManagement #LeadershipDevelopment #HealthcareDecisionMakers

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Most teams don’t fail surveys because they’re bad at their jobs. They fail because they never knew what surveyors actually look for. Here’s the inside view no one tells you about 👇 After supporting 100+ surveys across SNFs, hospitals, and home health, I’ve mapped out exactly what breaks trust with surveyors. It’s never just a policy issue. It’s a systems issue. Here’s how surveys really unfold (and where most teams get caught): 📍 Step 1 → The Arrival Surveyors walk in. Game on. First 5 mins = tone for the visit. 📍 Step 2 → The Watch Phase They silently watch for: → Gaps in routines → Confused staff → Unclear responsibilities 📍 Step 3 → The Thread Pull One small misstep (PPE, logs, expired items) = deeper probing. 📍 Step 4 → Judgment Time If your systems don’t speak for themselves... Your staff interviews will do the talking, for better or worse. Here’s what surveyors really want to see: ✅ Infection prevention is owned, not borrowed ✅ Logs match the floor reality ✅ Staff are trained and confident ✅ Admin, DON & IP speak one voice When that happens, the survey flows. When it doesn’t? The red flags start waving. 3 truths most teams learn too late: - Surveyors care more about people’s actions than policy words - You don’t rise to the level of your plan, you fall to the level of your systems - You can’t fake team alignment, and surveyors can smell it I broke the whole thing down visually in my new carousel: 🧠 What actually happens behind the scenes ⚠️ Where you lose trust instantly 💡 What surveyors want but rarely say out loud Want to keep your next survey smooth (and your tags low)? Repost ♻️ this to help your peers prepare smarter, not harder. And follow me, Joi A. McMillon BSN-MBA HA-CRRN-WCC-HACP-CMS-CIC- AL-CIP for more IP + Compliance leadership insight.

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A New Era in Infection Control As infection threats evolve, so must our solutions. At J.A.D. Infection Control Experts, we’re at the forefront of healthcare innovation—where genomic data is shaping the future of infection prevention and personalized care. By leveraging your DNA’s insights, facilities can offer safer, smarter, and more efficient healthcare experiences. Infection Control & Genomics: A Strategic Alliance A study published in The Journal of Hospital Infection found that healthcare facilities utilizing genomic sequencing for outbreak tracking experienced a 52% faster response time to infection events and a 35% reduction in pathogen spread compared to traditional methods. At J.A.D. Infection Control Experts, we’ve seen similar outcomes—our clients have reported an average 30–45% reduction in HAIs (Healthcare-Associated Infections) within the first year of implementing precision-driven strategies that incorporate patient-specific risk factors and real-time genomic monitoring. Precision Infection Control Through Genomic Insights Understanding a patient’s genetic makeup can help us: -Predict infection risks based on genetic susceptibility -Customize care plans for vulnerable patients -Trace and contain outbreaks faster with genomic pathogen sequencing With these insights, our team can implement real-time monitoring strategies that detect and respond to potential threats before they spread. Personalized Care Plans for Better Outcomes Each patient is unique—and their care should reflect that. Using genomic data allows us to: -Tailor prevention methods to individual risk profiles -Adjust antibiotic use based on resistance likelihood -Enhance wound care protocols for patients with slow-healing genes At J.A.D. Infection Control Experts, our customized infection control plans are continually evolving with scientific advancements to provide next-level protection. Educating Your Team with the Science of Tomorrow. Infection prevention isn’t just clinical—it’s educational. We integrate genomic science into our: -Staff training programs -Mock surveys and performance audits -APIC-compliant educational resources Your staff stays ahead of the curve—equipped with the latest knowledge to keep your facility compliant, safe, and proactive. Why JADICC Leads in Genomic Healthcare Consulting We don’t just consult—we partner, innovate, and lead. Proven Results: → Up to 45% fewer HAIs → 15% improvement in hand hygiene compliance → 25% boost in patient trust & satisfaction  Real Expertise: → Led by Joi A. McMillon, BSN, MBA, HA, CIC, a leader in infection control innovation → Backed by APIC resources and real-world success stories from skilled nursing and hospital settings  Always Available: → With our 24/7 expert hotline, you’re never without guidance  Ready to Start?  ⏲️ Schedule Your Genomic-Driven Assessment

Healthcare-associated infections (HAIs) cost U.S. hospitals up to \$45 billion annually, but effective infection prevention measures could save around \$31 billion. Key practices like proper hand hygiene, use of personal protective equipment (PPE), adherence to CDC guidelines, and ongoing staff training are crucial in minimizing the risk of infection transmission in healthcare settings.⭐️ Infection control involves preventing the spread of infectious agents in healthcare environments and includes strategies like hand hygiene, PPE usage, isolation procedures, sterilization, and antibiotic stewardship. Continuous staff training and compliance checks, along with leadership support, are essential for maintaining high infection control standards. Regular audits, data analysis, and a culture of continuous improvement ensure the effectiveness of these measures.💫 Challenges such as limited resources, resistance to change, and communication barriers may hinder the implementation of these policies. Addressing these obstacles through strong leadership, clear communication, and adequate funding is necessary for reducing HAIs and improving patient safety.🌟

We are all finding ourselves challenged to do more with less! 💸 Keep your safety standards up and you will see how a proactive approach can save lives, affect quality outcomes, and produce an increase in revenue!🏆 #infectionprevention #infectioncontrol #patientsafety

🚀 Quality and safety should be the expectations for healthcare facilities. One might question the need for oversight by individuals such as the Department of Health, CMS, and other regulatory bodies? 🚀 That may be your question if you have not worked in a healthcare facility, but those of us who have understand exactly why regulatory oversight and programs that focus on continuous quality outcomes and prevention of infection and control are a necessity. 😅 There are organizations that pride themselves on having stellar outcomes and use a great proactive approach to ensure the safety of their staff, clients, and visitors. 🤩 However, those organizations are the outliers and not the majority of healthcare organizations. Many organizations take a reactive approach instead of being proactive. Sadly, this approach results in the preventable healthcare associated infections, medical errors and death. 😰 One many think that organizations would want to do everything in their power to ensuring your or your loved ones safety, however many require regulatory oversight to ensure the basic standards of care are being met. 🧐 We want you to have the best possible experience and outcomes at any healthcare provider you are engaged with, hospitals, ambulatory clinics, dental facilities, dialysis facilities, and doctors offices. 😊 Our mission at J.A.D. Infection Control Experts is to help organizations proactively develop plans, processes and updated technologies and efficiencies that will elevate the level of care, and safety and increase the satisfaction of their clients, thereby increasing their reputation in the community. 💫 Our other goal is to educate the public on the hidden dangers in the healthcare system and help you to be able to advocate for the well being of you and your families. Knowledge is power! 🤓 #healthcarequality #patientsafety #infectioncontrol #infectionprevention #healthcareleaders

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Out J.A.D. Infection Control Experts team is about sharing experiences and expertise!🤩 We want to continue our proactive work to keep organizations exceeding regulatory requirements. Our continuous process allows for decreased infections in patients, residents and staff. 💫 For more information reach out for a complementary consultation! #infectioncontrol #infectionprevention #patientsafety #regulatorycompliance