COVID-19 (Novel Coronavirus) Resources
Welcome to the Duke Infection Control Outreach Network COVID-19 resource page. We have temporarily made our materials available to the public free of charge. If you are interested in signing your hospital up for DICON services, please contact us to request more information. For current DICON members, please continue to contact your DICON liaison if you need assistance or guidance.
DICON COVID Weekly Updates
DICON COVID-19 FAQ
DICON COVID-19 Newsletters
DICON COVID-19 Webcasts & Webinars
Some Holiday Fun From the DUH Team
Ambulatory/Outpatient Care
Congregate Living Facilities
Decedent Care
Diagnostic Testing
Immunocompromised Populations
Isolation Precautions
Obstetrics, Neonatal, & Pediatrics
Occupational Health & Wellness
Patient & Visitor Communication and Signage
PPE, Linen, & Waste
Procedural & Perioperative
Respiratory Therapy
Sample Novel Coronavirus Protocol
Vaccination
Treatment Options
External Resources
- CDC Response Page
- WHO Response Page
- WHO Recommendations for Home Care
- List of EPA Disinfectants Approved for COVID-19
- US Department of Labor Temporary Guidance For Fit-Testing
- IDSA Information
- SHEA Resources
- TJC Resources
- CMS COVID-19 Focused Infection Control Survey Tool
- APIC Information
- SPICE Resources
- Oregon Health Authority
- Elsevier COVID-19 Healthcare Hub
- Sanford Guide (temporarily available free of charge)
- Johns Hopkins Dashboard
- Emory University School of Medicine
- UW Medicine COVID-19 Resource Site
- Nebraska Medicine (N95 reuse)
- Nebraska Medicine Guidelines for Decreasing Aerosol-Producing Medical Interventions
FOR DICON MEMBERS ONLY: COVID-19 DICON Hospital Survey Results
This information is provided as a consultative resource in response to inquiries from facilities and professionals who remain responsible for determining whether and how to apply it to the circumstance of any facility or individual, and accordingly is not rendered as medical advice or direction for any facility or individual and is not intended to create a physician-patient relationship with any individual.