IPAC compliance packages & IPAC training for Ontario dental clinics
When clinics ask 'do we need a one-time audit or ongoing support?' the right answer almost always lives between the two. Here's what's actually in a full IPAC package.
Initial audit
Walk-through, sterilization workflow review, documentation assessment, and a written corrective-action plan. This is the baseline.
IPAC manual & policy development
Clinic-specific manual covering sterilization, hand hygiene, PPE, surface disinfection, and biological monitoring - written for your real workflow.
Staff training
Initial IPAC orientation for the whole team, with refresher sessions and new-hire onboarding built in.
Ongoing audits & updates
Quarterly or semi-annual check-ins, manual updates when regulations change, and pre-inspection prep when public health is on the calendar.
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