Project Firstline Multimedia Resources

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Social Media Graphics

Share information about Project Firstline and infection control on your own social media accounts. Access images that are sized appropriately for Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn.

The Parts of Viruses

The Parts of Viruses – Twitterimage icon

Vlog Ep4 Droplets graphic

Respiratory Droplets – Twitterimage icon

Virus Lock and Key

Virus Lock & Key – Twitterimage icon

Infection Control Training for You

Infection Control Training For You – Twitterimage icon

Infection Control Training For You – Facebook/Instagramimage icon

We Are Firstline

We Are Firstline – Twitterimage icon

Infection Control Protects

Infection Control Protects – Twitterimage icon

Infection Control Protects – Facebook/Instagramimage icon

Print Materials

Spread the word about Project Firstline and share helpful infection control tips with posters, checklists, and other printable learning aids.

Project Firstline is for You

Project Firstline is for You Poster (print only)image icon

The main way that SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes the disease COVID-19, travels between people is through respiratory droplets.

Respiratory Droplets Flyer pdf icon[PDF – 1 Page]

Multi-dose Vial Checklist

How Do I Safely Use a Multi-Dose Vaccine Vial? pdf icon[PDF – 1 Page]

Virus Strains (Job Aid)

Virus Strains (Job Aid) pdf icon[PDF – 1 page]

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Past Project Firstline Events

Watch recordings of Project Firstline webinars and virtual events on important infection control topics.

Project Firstline Town Hall on IPC Guidance Updates for Healthcare Settings Date: September 17, 2021

Project Firstline Town Hall on IPC Guidance Updates for Healthcare Settings [42:51]
September 17, 2021

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Web Buttons

Ensure frontline healthcare workers know about Project Firstline by adding a web button to your website, blog, or social media page.

Project Firstline web button woman 300 by 250

Project Firstline web button man 300 by 250

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Page last reviewed: October 18, 2021
Content source: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National Center for Emerging and Zoonotic Infectious Diseases (NCEZID), Division of Healthcare Quality Promotion (DHQP)