Continuing education calendar

July 21

“Exploring Careers in Legal Nurse Consulting,” an American Association of Legal Nurse Consultants Atlanta Chapter regional conference, will be from 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at the Peachtree Conference Center in Peachtree City. Topics will include health care consulting in the legal industry, managing personal-injury claims, landing a law firm job and others. The cost is $99 before June 20 and $109 thereafter. For information, go to www.LncConference.com.

July 25-27

“Surveillance, Prevention and Control of Health Care Associated Infections,” the 24th annual three-day basic training course, will be at the Crowne Plaza Perimeter in Atlanta. The course, which will be presented by ICP Associates, will offer 17.7 contact hours. The target audience is new and aspiring infection preventionists and anyone interested in infection prevention. Topics will include surveillance of infections, employee health, emergency preparedness and more. For information, call Gail Bennett or Kelly Foll at 706-235-1167, or go to www.icpassociates.com.

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