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[…] Believe Jalils 3. Identify a  small action step 4. Ask for what you want •Failure is the opportunity  to expand your definition  of success What is Failure? Failure is the opportunity to  expand your definition of  success @SabinaNawaz 2018‐03‐12 4 Five Steps 1. Invite Jalils 2. Believe Jalils 3. Identify a  small action step 4. Ask for what you want 5. Failure is the opportunity  to expand your  definition of success "Dear Sabina, My 17‐year‐old son Alex has many learning challenges. To put it simply, it is very hard to  be Alex. This week he had the dreaded task of taking his high school final  exams that he  was certain he would fail. We have been very fortunate to be able to send Alex to top‐ rated schools as well as see the most gifted and encouraging tutors but even as hard as he  tries, he does not pass most tests.  His self‐esteem has been destroyed since we received his SAT scores. He started giving up  on not only the idea of going to college or trade school but on trying all together. As a  result, he didn’t see any reason at all to study anything this week. He was going to fail  anyway so why try?  I showed Alex your video last night. He liked the part where you talked about failing. He  did not know that people who have engineering degrees and work for Microsoft actually  fail. Maybe he did not know because most people do not talk about failing in a positive  light? I want to thank you for your voice and for encouraging my son to try." 2018‐03‐12 5 Share your courageous story •Specific story of courage: what, how •What was the voice you tapped into? •Which voice did you have to negate? •At each table, create flip chart: One  positive and one negative voice each  and what did they say to you? Use  actual quotes. We tend to compare our insides to other people’s outsides Jim Sorensen 2018‐03‐12 6 As you take courageous steps •The temptation to quit will be greatest ...

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[…] Why is Critical Appraisal of Studies Important? •Recommendations and decisions are made  based on studies (evidence informed) •These decisions often have huge far reaching  implications  –Unintended consequences for patients and staff –Costs and resources – finite amount available –Reallocation of resources away from something  important to something not so important In the IPAC Wo r l d Recommendation = knowledge of organism,  process or outcome + weak/moderate design  study + case report + outbreak report + opinion Joanne Archer presentation at PICNet 2018 Educational Conference 2 Example: PICNet ARO Guidelines 1,672 citations found by CADTH 388 citations found by CRNBC  Health Librarians 155 studies used  Strength of Study Design •RCT   (randomized controlled study) •CCT  (controlled clinical trial)  = controlled before‐after  = lab experiment •Meta‐analysis  (depending upon strength of studies  pooled) •Cohort •Case‐control •Interrupted time series with adequate baseline •Cohort with non equivalent comparison group •Uncontrolled before‐after •Interrupted time series with inadequate baseline •Descriptive  (cross‐sectional > ecological) Strength of study design PHAC...

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Refugee Health SLIDES

[…] health departments 13 states have refugee resettlement funds administered privately (Wilson-Fish States) Kentucky is Wilson-Fish and resettlement managed by Catholic Charities (Kentucky Office for Refugees) 9 Health Assessment Prior to Resettlement Cultural orientation Overseas medical examination Some receive immunization Some receive presumptive treatment for parasites Some are found to have health conditions that prevent them from entering resettlement Class A conditions Class B conditions 10 All refugees...

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PICNet_Annual_Report_2013_2014_

[…] as well as work experience for the student. Analytics allow website managers to find out more about our website users’ behaviour, which in turn allows us to better tailor the website to meet their needs. Examples of some of the report ing metrics are shown below. Overview website statistics for the fiscal year 2013/2014 The above statistics show that in one year, the PICNet website received more...

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LTC_Survey_Report_July_2010

[…] In addition, LTC facilities perform under a numb er of business models: from direct funding from the Health Authorities to private payer. The effects of these differences on the delivery of IPC have not been examined. The first step in ensuring that we are provid ing safe, high quality care to all British Columbian (BC) LTC residents is to gain a clear understanding of the d ifferences...

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PICNet Recommendations for Cleaning and Disinfection in Medical Ultrasound

[…] to commonly used clinical disinfectants including ethanol, isopropanol, glutaraldehyde, ortho‐ phthalaldehyde, phenols, peracetic acid‐silver (PAA‐silver) and hypochlorite 6. The results of the  study indicated that only oxidizing chemistries such as hypochlorite and 1.2% PAA‐silver‐based  disinfectant were able to produce >99.99% reduction in infectivity of HPV. All other  disinfectants showed slight or no reduction in infectivity. The main concern arising from this  study is the conclusion that HPV is resistant to most high‐level disinfectants.     At this time, the best recommendation that can be made is employing an oxidizing‐based  high‐level disinfectant with label claims for non‐enveloped viruses. Other considerations such  as instrument compatibility with the disinfectant, as well as employee health and safety, should  be included in product selection.    Immersion of probes in fluids requires attention to the individual device's ability to be  submerged. Although some scan heads, as well as large portions of the cable, may safely be  immersed up to the connector to the ultrasound scanner, only the scan heads of other models  may be submerged. Before selecting a method of disinfection, consult the instrument  manufacturer regarding the compatibility of the to‐be‐used agent with the probes.     The ultrasound transducer handle may also be a reservoir for microbial contaminants and a  potential source of cross‐infection. In some instances, patients come into direct contact with  handles or indirect contact may occur via the healthcare provider’s hands or probe cover. It is  also recommended that probe handles should be disinfected according to the manufacture’s  recommendations 7,8 .    Environment Cleaning and Disinfection  A recent study sampled trans‐abdominal and trans‐vaginal transducer cords, keyboards and  gel 9. Skin and environmental organisms were isolated along with the opportunistic pathogens.  The study recommended a review of current guidelines to include keyboard and cord  disinfection and gel handling. Other areas, such as the examination bed and rails, door handles  and benchtop surfaces, may also act as sources of cross‐infection. Infection prevention and  control measures should include hand hygiene prior to and following every examinationExam tables, rails and keyboards should be disinfected after each patient. Probe holders,  cords and gel bottles should be cleaned and disinfected at the start and end of each day. Gel  bottles should never be "topped‐up". Empty bottles should be cleaned and disinfected prior  to refilling. The ultrasound machine should be cleaned at least once a week.    Page 3 of 3  Conclusion  Adequate probe reprocessing and procedure set up is essential. The level of preparation  depends on the type of examination performed. Routine high‐level disinfection of internal  probes between patients is mandatory, plus the use of a high‐quality single‐use probe cover to  avoid gross contamination during the examination. Given the recent evidence that HPV may not  be sensitive to the commonly employed high‐level disinfectants, it seems prudent to employ  disinfectants that use oxidizing chemistries. The manufacturer’s recommendations should be  followed in order to avoid damaging the probes. Other basic infection prevention and control  measures, including hand hygiene and environmental cleaning and disinfection, are also  essential to prevent the transmission of pathogens in medical ultrasound.    References  1. Rutala WA, Weber DJ. Sterilization, high‐level disinfection, and environmental cleaning.  Infect Dis Clin North Am 2011; 25:45‐76.  2....

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PICNet_CPO_Surveillance_Report Q4 2016_17

[…] that break s down the structure of these antibiotic s. Th ese antibiotic -resistant bacteria are called carbapenemase-producing organisms (CPO). CPO s can arise through the acquisition of carbapenemase genes from other bacteria. Some common examples of these genes are the New- Delhi Metallo -β -lactamase (NDM) and Klebsiella pneumonia carbapenemase (KPC) . CPO s usually spread person -to- person through contact with infected or colonized people,...

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Hand hygiene in residential care - How can we help you? The BC Hand Hygiene Communications Group is a group of communications staff from each Health Authority who work together to promote hand hygiene in health car e facilities. Most of our work to date has focused on acute care, so this year we want to h elp promote hand hygiene in Residential Care. And we need...

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PICNet_CPO_Public_Report_Q3_2016-17

[…] down the structure of th ese antibiotic s. Th ese antibiotic -resistant bacteria are called carbapenemase -producing organisms (CPO). CPO s can arise through the acq uisition of carbapenemase genes from other bacteria. Some common examples of these genes are the New - Delhi Metallo -β-lactamase (NDM) and Klebsiella pneumonia carbapenemase (KPC) . CPO s usually spread person -to -person through contact with infected or colonized people...

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Angus the C. diff dog guest stars at PICNet conference; and will soon have a canine colleague

[…] private donors to expand. The budget covers the costs of dog treats, trainer’s fees, extra costs for the trio of ultraviolet light disinfection robots used to decontaminate surfaces, the new manual and a website to help educate the public. Bryce said since Angus started work at VGH, it has become one of the “top users of UV disinfection in North America.” Read the full story on the...

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Chironda_FreshThinking

[…] Budget Cuts Way more eyes Pressure on EVS/Healthcare workers/IPAC Outbreaks Do we know how to fight infections?? Chain of Infection--Gaps 1)Ontario Agency for Health Protection and Promotion, Provincial Infectious Diseases Advisory Committee. Annex C – Testing, Surveillance a nd Management of Clostridium difficile. Annexed to: Routine Practices and Additional Precautions in All Health Care Settings. Toronto, ON: Que en’s Printer for Ontario; 2013. – Source of...

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PICNet_CPO Public Report Q1and2 2016_17

[…] down the structure of th ese antibiotic s. Th ese antibiotic -resistant bacteria are called carbapenemase -producing organisms (CPO). CPO s can arise through the acq uisition of carbapenemase genes from other bacteria. Some common examples of these genes are the New - Delhi Metallo -β-lactamase (NDM) and Klebsiella pneumonia carbapenemase (KPC) . CPO s usually spread person -to -person through contact with infected or colonized people...

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PICNet Exhibitor Info 2017

[…] behavioral issues Barley Chironda MSc (c) RPN CIC Healthcare National Sales Director and Infection Control Specialist, Clorox Professional Products Company 1:45–1:50 Groovy Movement Joanne Archer, PICNet Short & Snappy Presentations: 1:50–2:05 Implications of TB PCR testing for frontline Infection Control Practitioners Sheena Badh BSN RN, Ka Wai Leung BSN RN MPH CIC, Lesley Pike BN RN Fraser Health Authority 2:05–2:20 What is a Value Analysis Team?...

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PICNet Newsletter July2014

[…] and managers. PICNet Annual Report The latest PICNet Annual Report (fiscal year 2013 -2014) is now available for download from our website. Tha nks again to all our committee members and Community of Practice for helping to make the past year so productive. CA -MRSA Resources BCCDC, in collaboration with the Do Bugs Need Drugs? program and PICNet, has created some new web pages...

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PICNet Newsletter Sep2013

[…] and games, on the PICNet website - and we will be posting more soon! Immunizations for Healthcare Workers Flu shot season is almost here...

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PICNet Newsletter Oct2013

[…] ideas • Online education modules • Teleclasses and webinars • Tell us what you're doing! We'd love to hear what plans you have...

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HCC Annual Report 2013_2014

[…] target was achievable 6. The data presented in this report have several limitations. Although direct observation of healthcare providers is widely accepted and used for monitoring hand cleaning compliance, various techniques can be employed. For example, the auditing might be performed by auditors who work in the same unit or small facility as the healthcare providers they are observing (self -auditing); conversely, it might be performed...

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Rhinovirus vaccine research

[…] said. He says it might make sense for now to tailor Moore’s vaccine for just one group of people. Only certain types of rhinovirus appear to pose the biggest risk to people with COPD, for example. Scientists might start by testing a cold vaccine for COPD. If that works, they could think about scaling up to a cold vaccine for more people. After giving up on...

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PICNet_CPO Surveillance Report Q4_2015-16

[…] that breaks down the structure of these antibiotic s. Th ese antibiotic -resistant bacteria are called carbapenemase -producing organisms (CPO). CPO s can arise through the acquisition of carbapenemase genes from other bacteria. Some common examples of these genes are the New - Delhi Metallo-β -lactamase (NDM) and Klebsiella pneumonia carbapenemase (KPC) . CPO s usually spread person-to -person through contact with infected or colonized people ,...

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