During this course, we will review the written infection plan as required by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA). Why do we need to have a written infection control plan? While hospital infection control procedures have always been in place, the discovery of HIV had a significant impact on how health care services were to be delivered moving forward. This created a domino effect of policies and procedures that were implemented by a number of agencies and governing bodies, including OSHA and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), offering guidelines or regulations in the form of universal precautions, body substance isolation and now, the current standard precautions. These policies and procedures were designed to minimize or eliminate the risk of exposure to potentially infectious agents.
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