Students are responsible for appropriate use of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) based upon: ● Clinical activity ● Patient condition
● Standard Universal Precautions ● Transmission-Based Precautions ● Institutional protocols Professional appearance shall never compromise:
● Patient safety ● Student safety ● Infection prevention ● Clinical workflow
● Confidentiality ● Quality of care The Program requires students to comply with all clinical affiliate policies regarding unifor ms, identification, PPE, grooming, and workplace safety. Affiliate requirements shall take precedence whenever they exceed Program requirements, per the Clinical Orientation Checklist and Clinical Affiliation Agreements. Continuous Quality Improvement (CQI) The Dress, Professional Appearance, and Identification Policy is reviewed annually as part
of the Program’s Continuous Quality Improvement (CQI) process. The following data sources are used to evaluate policy effectiveness:
Data Source
Responsible Committee
Frequency
Student Evaluation and Progress Committee
Professionalism Evaluations
Each Academic Term
SCPE Student Evaluations
Clinical Education Committee
Each Rotation
Preceptor Evaluations
Clinical Education Committee
Each Rotation
Student Evaluation and Progress Committee
Student Incident Reports
As Needed
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