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Introducing NACCHO’s New Training Course: Introduction to the ICAR Process

Sep 17, 2025 | Candice Young

The National Association of County and City Health Officials is pleased to announce a new on-demand training opportunity on NACCHO University: Introduction to the Infection Control Assessment and Response (ICAR) Process.

ICAR consultations are a critical tool for identifying infection prevention and control gaps in healthcare facilities. This course provides participants with the skills to plan, conduct, and follow up on ICARs—ensuring facilities can strengthen practices to protect both patients and staff.

Participants who would benefit from this course are staff working at local health departments, and healthcare facilities, including long-term care facilities, hospitals, ambulatory surgery centers, and dialysis centers.

Whether you’re new to ICARs or seeking to refine your facilitation techniques, this course offers:
• Practical tools and resources you can apply immediately.
• Real-world scenarios to enhance learning and confidence.
• Guidance on providing ongoing support after consultations.

Equip yourself and your team with the knowledge to strengthen healthcare safety and infection prevention capacity.

Click here to start the course today.


About Candice Young

Candice Young is a Senior Program Analyst on the Infectious Disease team. Learn more about how NACCHO works with local health departments to strengthen their capacity to prevent and control infectious diseases here

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