Clinic Infection Control Audit Checklist
An infection control walkthrough for a clinic or exam area: hand hygiene stations, PPE availability, sharps handling, surface disinfection between patients, sterilization logging, and expired supply checks.
Who uses it and how often
- Used by
- Clinic managers, infection preventionists, and quality leads in outpatient settings.
- Frequency
- Monthly per area, or quarterly for lower-volume sites.
The checklist (11 questions)
Routine infection prevention and control audit for a clinic location.
- 01
Audit date
DateRequired - 02
Area audited
Options: Waiting room · Exam rooms · Lab · Procedure room · Break room
Multiple choice (choose several)Required - 03
Hand hygiene stations stocked and accessible?
Yes / No / N/ARequired - 04
PPE available in correct sizes?
Yes / No / N/ARequired - 05
Sharps containers below fill line and secured?
Yes / No / N/ARequired - 06
High-touch surfaces disinfected between patients?
Yes / No / N/ARequired - 07
Sterilization logs current and complete?
Yes / No / N/ARequired - 08
Vaccine fridge temperature (C)
NumberOptional - 09
All supplies within expiration dates?
Yes / No / N/ARequired - 10
Corrective actions required
Long textOptional - 11
Auditor signature
SignatureRequired
How to run this inspection
- 01
Select the area being audited and the date.
- 02
Observe hand hygiene and PPE use during live patient flow, not just supply levels.
- 03
Inspect sharps containers, disinfection practice, and sterilization records.
- 04
Check dated supplies and log every deficiency with a named owner.
Run it on a phone instead of paper
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