Monday 1st October 2012

Time

Hall 1A

Hall 1B

Room 11

08.45 - 09.00

Conference Opening

Tracey Cooper, IPS President

   

09.00 - 09.30

Session 1

Global burden of healthcare associated infections

Dr Benedetta Allegranzi,

World Health Organisation (WHO)

 

The objectives are to:

  • provide delegates with an understanding of the worldwide burden of healthcare associated infections
  • discuss the differing worldwide challenges
  • explore opportunities for improvement
   

09.35 - 10.05

Session 2

Global threat of TB

Dr Ibrahim Abubakar, Consultant Epidemiologist, Health Protection Agency

 

The objectives are to:

  • give an overview of the current picture of TB across the world
  • discuss the differences in TB management between Europe and the US
  • discuss how WHO are tackling the problem

Session 3

Assessment of microorganisms in aerosols in the healthcare setting

Dr Jimmy Walker, Principal Investigator - Decontamination, Health Protection Agency

 

The objectives are to:

  • examine the evidence regarding air as a vector
  • understand current and emerging assessment strategies
  • assess the impact of the environment in disease transmission

Session 4

New to Infection Prevention and Control

Kathy Wakefield, Health Protection / Infection Prevention Manager (Immunisation Lead), Rotherham Public Health

Paul Weaving, Lead Nurse Infection Prevention and Control, The Royal Marsden NHS Foundation Trust 

 

The objectives are to:

  • meet colleagues new to infection prevention and develop networks
  • discover what the IPS can do for you and what you could do for the IPS
  • use these opportunities to share and discuss experiences, anxieties and challenges

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

10.10 - 10.45

Session 5

 TB - Find and treat – Peer education

David Olapoju, Peer Educator, Find and Treat

 

The objectives are to:

  • understand the role of third sector organisations in controlling TB
  • explore how the role of the Peer Educator can support screening, diagnosis and adherence to treatment hard to reach groups
  • be aware of NICE guidance in relation to hard to reach groups

Session 6

Which way does the wind blow?

Craig Mackintosh, Clinical Scientist, MACAIR Consulting

 

The objectives are to:

  • put ventilation and air hygiene into context in terms of overall causes of HCAI
  • identify the basic principles of ventilation systems
  • suggest a role for the audience as users of the systems

10.45 - 11.30

REFRESHMENTS AND EXHIBITION OPENING

11.30-12.05

Session 7

EM Cottrell Lecture –

Think; Plan; Do

Professor Judith Tanner, Professor of Clinical Nursing Research, De Montfort University

 

The objectives are to:

  • develop a ‘can do’ attitude
  • demystify research
  • discuss implementing your research into practice
   

12.10 - 12.30

IPS Annual General Meeting

Voting for Vice President

Exhibition viewing for non members

12.30 – 13.45

REFRESHMENTS AND EXHIBITION VIEWING

13.45 - 14.20

Session 8

Do league tables improve patient safety? Perspectives from across the pond 

Russell Olmsted, Director, Infection Prevention & Control Services, St. Joseph Mercy Health System (SJMHS), Michigan, USA

 

The objectives are to:

  • identify the lessons learned from the introduction of mandatory reporting in the USA.
  • discuss the positives and negatives of mandatory reporting
  • explore what a professional society can do to deliver the positive and avoid the negative aspects of mandatory reporting
   

14.20 - 14.55

Session 9

Oral papers x 2

Session 10

Oral papers x 2

Session 11

Oral papers x 2

15.00 - 15.35

Session 12

Poster Viewing in designated poster viewing area

15.35 - 16.20

REFRESHMENTS AND EXHIBITION VIEWING

16.25 – 17.25

 

Session 13

Infection Prevention in the Dock 

This session will be facilitated by 7 Solicitors LLP

 

The objectives are to:

  • take the mystery out of courtroom appearances 
  • provide an interactive insight into how to conduct oneself if summoned to appear in court

 

 

 

 

Session 14

Making the most of your competence framework: a practical workshop

Margaret Tannahill, Consultant Nurse Infection Control, Care Inspectorate

 

The objectives are to:

  • identify a variety of uses for the Competence Framework in relation to practice
  • understand how the Competence Framework can be used for personal, team and service development
  • explore how the Competence Framework is being used in practice and by Branches

IPS reserves the right to amend this programme without notice.  In the event of a speaker being unable to present their paper every effort will be made to replace the speaker with an equal replacement.



Infection Prevention 2012  1-3 October 2012 - ACC Liverpool

 

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