Environmental Cleaning Checklist

In view of the evidence that transmission of many healthcare acquired pathogens (HAPs) is related to contamination of near-patient surfaces and equipment, all hospitals are encouraged to develop programs to optimize the thoroughness of high touch surface cleaning as part of terminal room cleaning at the time of discharge or transfer of patients.

Download the Environmental-Cleaning-Checklist-10-6-2010 from this link or go directly to the CDC site.

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