For this year’s International Infection Prevention Week, find out the latest trends in Infection Prevention and Control to help you discover a new perspective.

For this year’s International Infection Prevention Week, the focus is on shifting the mindset toward an understanding that infection prevention is everyone's responsibility.

What do you do when some of the most common bacteria are also the most resistant to treatment?

Data’s power lies in how you use it. Take a look at creative uses of infection surveillance data and how to get the most out of the information you’re taking in.

What happens when there are no antibiotics left that work? Learn how organizations in Australia and New Zealand are tackling that question through antimicrobial stewardship.

Exciting new features are coming your way - and we promise that they're definitely worth talking about! Learn more about the upcoming RL6 release and the enhancements you can take advantage of.

Do you sometimes wish you had an extra set of hands? Our Remote System Optimization services might just be the solution you've been looking for.

The nature of infectious diseases is changing - your infection prevention and control teams need to be changing, too.

Learning and change are partners in the evolution of healthcare. There are lots of ways to build a learning culture - from the complexity of a root cause analysis to having open conversations.

In the midst of one of the most challenging flu seasons in a decade, experts are looking toward a future where machine learning may help make forecasting more accurate.

The Joint Commission's announcement of new citations for poor hand hygiene brings hospital adherence to the practice under the spotlight.

2017 has been an amazing year for our online community, RL HUB! Here's a round up of our top content and favorite moments.

We all give and receive care differently. This month's Things We Read and Loved is inspired by the strengths everyone brings to healthcare and how they contribute to safe, quality care.

Running an effective root cause analysis (RCA) is an ongoing challenge for healthcare organizations, however recent research has generated new insights on ways it can be optimized.