IPAC Manual · RCDSO-aligned

Infection
prevention,quietly perfected.

Full IPAC manual for Ontario dental practices. Print-ready, fully editable, yours to own.

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The complete manual,
and the system that runs it.

§001 to 066
Contents · in full01-12 of 66
01Designated IPAC Lead & Lines of Authority
02Annual Review & Continuous Improvement
03IPAC Risk Assessment Framework
04Quality Assurance & Self-Audit Program
05Record Retention Policy
06IPAC Lapse Disclosure Protocol
07Chain of Infection & Routes of Transmission
08Routine Practices & Additional Precautions
09Risk Assessment & Patient Screening
10Hand Hygiene Program
11Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
12Immunization & Health Surveillance

Compliance OS

Sterilization · this month

93%

logged

loggedlatemissednot scheduled

One cycle is open. Who ran it?

Tapping a name records who did the work. It is not a login.

The manual sets the standard. The Compliance OS is how a practice keeps to it: every form in the manual, on a schedule, with a record of who did what, and when.

The IPAC Manual

Everything, once.

Every section across all 10 Parts, the forms pack, and your practice’s details on the cover. A fully editable Word file, yours to keep.

Read a sample first, free and without an account.

$1500$750CAD · once
And, separately: Compliance OS

The log that runs itself.

Daily sterilizer logs, spore tests, staff records and recalls, kept on your own devices and ready to hand an inspector. The manual is the document; this is the thing that keeps it true.

Starts with a 30-day free trial. No card to begin.

$15CAD · per month
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Inside MolarOps

Ready when the inspector walks in.

From packaging to sterilization, in 3D: one of the lessons your staff train with.
  1. Built around your practice

    Name your sterilizers, products and people. Each fills its blank in the manual, and your practice name prints on every page.

  2. Training from your own manual

    Staff learn your manual’s procedures once you approve them. You’re told when one falls behind.

  3. Logs in a few taps

    Sterilizer loads and spore tests, logged on the iPad right at the machine.

  4. The binder, when you need it

    Export the record an inspector reads. A later change to any entry shows.

How your record is kept

Saved on your iPad first.

  • Locked on your iPad

    Your logs are encrypted on the iPad itself.

  • Patients behind a reason

    On the website, only your practice's owner opens a recall's patient reference, after two-step sign-in and a reason, and each look is logged.

  • No patient charts

    Just your sterilizer and IPAC logs.

How we handle your data

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this afternoon.

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