The APIC public policy program monitors, analyzes, and guides legislative and regulatory proposals at the federal and state levels to protect patients and promote evidence-based policies.  Here are a few items of note.

• HAP Statement for Congressional Committee
• HAI reporting statement 3-28-06
• MPV FINAL ENERGY-COMMERCE Revised 6
• Vocus Clips B of PHC4 Research Brief

Take Action

You can contact policymakers to voice your support for infection prevention priorities. Locate your legislators and weigh in on time-sensitive infection prevention issues by visiting the Public Policy section of the APIC web site.

Contact your TRAPIC  GAC Representative

Additional Resources