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Main Auditorium |
Breakout 1 |
Breakout 2 IV Day |
08.00 - 08.35 |
Breakfast Symposium Sponsored scientific session Proventec Healthcare HCAI Showcase hospital, Dry steam vapour and Microfibre cleaning technology Michael Rollins The objectives are to: TBC |
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08.30 |
Exhibition Viewing & Poster Viewing |
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08.45 - 09.20 |
Exploring new developments in hand hygiene (preliminary title)
John Boyce, Clinical Professor of Medicine and Chief Infectious Diseases Section, Director of Hand Hygiene Resource Centre, Hospital of Saint Raphael, New Have, Conneticut, USA
The objectives are to: - TBC
Supported by an educational grant from GoJo |
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09.25 - 10.00 |
The future of anti-infectives and the threat of a post-antibiotic era Professor Roger Finch, Professor of Infectious Diseases, University of Nottingham
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| 10.00 | Refreshments, Exhibition Viewing |
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| 10.30 - 11.05 | Poster walk (Poster viewing will take place in the designated poster area) |
Poster walk (Poster viewing will take place in the designated poster area) |
IV Programme |
11.10 - 11.45 |
Tales from abroad – IPS: A European perspective (preliminary title) Tracey Cooper, Director of Ifnection Prevention and Control, Queen Mary’s Hospital, Kent The objectives are to: - Inform delegates of current infection prevention initiatives in Europe - Identify IPS leadership and contribution to European perspective - Discuss the challenges and opportunities in addressing issues on a European scale |
Leadership skills to inspire change Dave Thornton, Executive Coach, ‘stand apart not alone’ Dave Thornton Ltd
The objectives are to: - Empower your ability to influence - Gain greater understand of influencers - Impart tools that you can use immediately |
IV Programme |
11.50 - 12.25 |
XDRTB – Epidemiology and management Dr Martin Dedicoat, Consultant in Infectious Diseases, Heart of England Foundation Trust The objectives are to: - Describe the epidemiology of XDRTB - Outline the management of XDRTB - Discuss possible ways to prevent XDRTB |
Use of story telling in education – The power of the spoken word Jonathan Parry, Chief Executive Southport & Ormskirk Hospital NHS Trust
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IV Programme |
12.30 - 13.05 |
Infection prevention and control in the military setting 2010 Wing Commander Andy Green, Consultant Microbiologist / Director of Infection Prevention and Control, Defence Medical Services
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Ethical framework for infection prevention Michael Miller, Consultant Microbiologist, Barts and The London NHS Trust
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IV Programme |
13.05 |
Lunch & Exhibition Viewing |
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14.20 - 14.55 |
The use of positive deviance in infection prevention (preliminary title) Dr Jon Lloyd, Senior Clinical Advisor at Plexus Institute, Positive Deviance Initiative, Pittsburgh, USA The objectives are to: · TBC |
Free Papers x 2
See the Free paper Section of the website for details on how to submit an abstract
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IV Programme |
| 15.00 - 15.35 |
Biofilms and their significance in modern healthcare Dr. Andrew J McBain, Lecturer in Microbiology, The University of Manchester The objectives are to: |
Free Papers x 2
See the Free paper Section of the website for details on how to submit an abstract |
IV Programme |
| 15.35 | Refreshments and Exhibition Viewing |
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| 16.05 - 16.40 |
Investigating unusual outbreaks Dr Tim Boswell, Consultant Microbiologist, Nottingham University Hospital The objectives are to: |
Real problems, real research, real people Professor Judith Tanner, Professor of Clinical Nursing Research, De Montfort University and University Hospitals Leicester The objectives are to: - Demonstrate how research questions can be generated from practice - Show that anyone can undertake good research - Show how the results of clinical research can be implemented into practice quickly and easily |
IV Programme |
| 16.45 - 17.20 | Always Something New - What can we learn from Africa about infection prevention? Julie Storr, WHO Project Manager; African Partnerships for Patient Safety in England
The objectives are to: - Introduce delegates to the WHO African Partnerships for Patient Safety Programme, with its strong focus on advocating action on the prevention of health care-associated infection. - Raise awareness of the mutual benefits of establishing bidirectional partnerships around patient safety and infection prevention and provide real-life examples. - Stimulate delegates to consider how the resourcefulness, innovation and energy being generated through the programme can be harnessed to the benefit of the infection prevention community locally, nationally and internationally. |
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| 17.20 | Close | ||