This credential, Safety and Infection, comprises five topics. Each topic's content is presented as an introduction, followed by three sections. The information used to create the content is included in the reference list. Each topic consists of a resource section that includes an article and a video, designed to increase the learner's knowledge and proficiency in the area. Additionally, there are objectives and checkpoints for the learner to use in self-assessment and evaluation. 

Registered nurses are expected to actively participate in preventing infection transmission within healthcare settings by applying aseptic techniques, isolation, and precautions. They also have the responsibility of assessing their clients' environments and implementing strategies to promote safety and prevent injury. Demonstrating safe equipment use and applying proper body mechanics and ergonomics in daily activities are important considerations in nursing practice. 

Overall, it is important to adhere to healthcare facilities' policies and procedures related to preventing injuries and errors, properly disposing of waste, reporting errors and variances, and actively participating in practice drills and emergency procedures during disasters. 

This credential equips learners with the aforementioned knowledge and skills, and subsequent proficiency, to facilitate success on the NCLEX examination and in clinical practice.