What IPC360 is
IPC360 turns an Infection Prevention and Control assessment into a durable digital record. You answer a structured questionnaire about your hospital’s IPC programme, IPC360 scores it, shows where the gaps are, and produces a report you can put in front of hospital management.
When the assessment is repeated, IPC360 compares the two and shows whether things have actually improved, component by component, in numbers rather than impressions.
What you can do with it
- Complete a structured IPC programme assessment, saving your progress as you go.
- See an overall score, a score for each WHO core component, and an IPC level.
- Identify gaps and the improvement opportunities behind them.
- Track progress across repeated assessments.
- Produce an executive report for hospital leadership, ready to print.
Who uses it
- Doctors and IPC professionals who carry out assessments.
- IPC committees and quality teams who act on the results.
- Hospital leadership, who read the executive report.
- A Super Administrator at MAUK Solutions, who sets up hospitals and accounts.
Note: IPC360 uses a methodology based on the WHO IPCAF. It is not a WHO product and is not certified or endorsed by WHO.
Source: IPC360 Help · What IPC360 is
Related
- The WHO IPCAF-based methodologyIPC360 follows the WHO Infection Prevention and Control Assessment Framework: eight core components, 81 indicators, scored out of 800 and interpreted against four published levels.
- Signing inThere is one sign-in page for everybody: doctors use their email address, administrators use the administrator ID they were issued.
- Understanding your dashboardYour dashboard answers three questions: where you are assessing, what you have open, and what you scored last time.
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Ask IPC360 Assistant if you need this applied to your own assessment, or contact the MAUK Solutions team.
See also: The welcome guide · Using IPC360 Assistant · Requesting an IPC360 account