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Sarah Brown1, Terra Menier2, Kari Gand2
1New York City Health + Hospitals, New York, NY.
Abstract:
This pilot study evaluates the implementation of a High Consequence Infectious Disease (HCID) screening process using the "identify, isolate, and inform" (III) framework across 3 emergency departments in Minnesota. The study compares adherence rates from a COVID-19-specific screening baseline to broader, disease-nonspecific screenings. Findings indicate stable adherence rates, suggesting that incorporating HCID protocols into regular hospital operations can sustain compliance and streamline enhanced infection prevention processes. The screening tool guidance is available for public use.
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