{"c9374286-f051-4a4a-a20b-da25d3c319ff": "<p>Investigations involving infection control errors, HAI clusters or outbreaks often require communication to at-risk individuals or groups.</p><p>CORHA's Framework for Healthcare-Associated Infection Outbreak Notification<br />provides guidance for notification in the context of a suspected healthcare-associated infection (HAI) outbreak. It is based on public health best practices and grounded in bioethical principles of autonomy and beneficence.</p><p><strong>Additional Resources:</strong> </p><ul><li>CORHA's <a href=\"https://www.corha.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/11/HAI-Patient-Notification-Framework-one-pager_Oct-2023.pdf\">Notification Framework 'One Pager'</a> - Condensed version of the CORHA notification framework</li><li>CDC's <a href=\"https://www.cdc.gov/healthcare-associated-infections/hcp/patient-notification-toolkit/\">Patient Notification Toolkit</a> - Resources and advice for health departments &amp; healthcare facilities when conducting a large scale patient notification </li><li><a href=\"{entry:9513@1:url||https://dev.corha.org/chapters/notification-communication}\">Chapter 8: Notification &amp; Communication</a> of CORHA's Principles &amp; Practices describes the rationale and “who/what/how/when” for notification of patients and other stakeholders, along with information on risk communication principles and strategies</li></ul>", "f394434c-cdd6-422c-857c-73fdb47ec55d": "Tool Summaries"}