Looking Ahead As tragic and devastating as the pandemic has been, five positive takeaways can be reported. Joanne Kaldy 2/1/2021 COVID-19Infection Control Page ContentThere is no question that the COVID-19 pandemic has resulted in many tragedies and devasting challenges. However, several positives came out of this situation that will make infection prevention and control stronger and more effective in the future.See Page 16 to read more. Related News COVID-19 What Happens After the COVID-19 Public Health Emergency Ends? To remain open and financially viable, continued support will be needed from government payers to support this venue of care. READ MORE COVID-19 The Impact of the Public Health Emergency on Skilled Nursing Facilities While frontline providers spent countless hours dealing with the most critically ill, SNFs provided an undeniable support to the entire healthcare community and continue to do so as the public health crisis continues. READ MORE Policy COVID-19 'We urge you to take action': An Important Message from Mark Parkinson Mark Parkinson, AHCA/NCAL president & chief executive officer, sends an important message to providers everywhere. READ MORE View All News Related Articles COVID-19 By the Numbers 2/28/2023 Nursing Home Quality Measure Performance Recovery READ MORE Infection Control 2/28/2023 The Ongoing War on Infections Reducing antibiotic prescriptions, applying infection-prevention processes, and increasing education are key weapons in the fight against antibiotic resistance. READ MORE Infection Control 2/28/2023 Alleviating the Stress of Infection Prevention and Control Audits We know centers everywhere are being hit hard by workforce shortages and are turning to agency teams to stay afloat. READ MORE