Course

AI for Infection Control and Healthcare Compliance Consultants

Surveys, policies, training and outbreak plans across clients, with no patient data.

IntermediateHealthcare

0/88 stops · about 2 hours · final quiz · certificate

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Start with

• AI at Work: FoundationsStart from zero and finish with three things you can actually use.

Who this is for

Infection preventionists, healthcare compliance consultants, nurse educators and facility quality leads. Every example follows Dr. Salma, who runs an infection prevention consultancy for surgery centres, dental practices, skilled nursing facilities and clinics after decades in hospital epidemiology.

You will be able to

• Turn survey notes into a findings report with the standard cited for each finding
• Draft and update a facility policy set from the current guidance, with the change log
• Build staff training decks and competency checklists for a specific facility type
• Write an outbreak response plan and run a tabletop against it
• Crosswalk a facility against the regulations it is surveyed on and produce the gap list
• Keep each client's facility profile, policies and findings in one Project, de-identified

Stops

1. 1 The PHI lineThe one rule that shapes every prompt in this course, the four moves that de-identify a survey note, and the client Project that holds a facility without holding a person. Read once
2. 2 Survey notes to findings reportWalkthrough observations become findings with a standard, a risk and a corrective action owner, and nothing is cited until Dr. Salma has the source open in front of her. Weekly
3. 3 The policy set and its change logUpload the guidance the facility is held to, draft policies in the facility's own format, and produce the clause by clause change log the medical director signs. Weekly
4. 4 Training and competenciesOne in-service deck built in Claude Design for one facility type, the competency checklist a supervisor can sign, and a staff quiz that fails people honestly. Weekly
5. 5 Outbreak response and the tabletopWrite the plan from the facility profile, run a tabletop where Claude plays the outbreak and argues back, and feed every gap the exercise exposed into the next version. Weekly
6. 6 The regulatory crosswalkOne row per standard the facility is surveyed on, the evidence a surveyor would ask to see, the gap list with an owner and a date, and Research mode for a rule that has changed. Weekly
7. 7 The report the administrator readsTwo pages for a non-clinical reader: what is at risk, what changed since last quarter, the risk paragraph in their language, and one ask with a date. Weekly
8. 8 Dr. Salma's weekThe Monday digest, the guidance watch and the monthly drafts run on a timer, the policy refresh across nine clients goes to Cowork, and the capstone is one facility from walkthrough to signed report. Weekly

Final quiz