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PICNet_CPO Public Report Q4_2018-19

[…] were associated with o ther risk factors listed in the provincial surveillance protocol 1. Fifteen cases ( 25 .0%) reported no risk factors listed in the provincial surveillance protocol. 1 These risk categories are not mutually exclusive – patients reporting healthcare exposure outside Canada may also be identified with other risk factors listed in the provincial surveillance protocol. Provincial CPO Surveillance Update Q4 of 2018/19 Page 3...

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PICNet_CPO Public Report Q2_2019-20

[…] %) were associated with o ther risk factors listed in the provincial surveillance protocol 1. Four cases (10.5 %) reported no risk factors listed in the provincial surveillance protocol. 1 These risk categories are not mutually exclusive – patients reporting healthcare exposure outside Canada may also be identified with other risk factors listed in the provincial surveillance protocol. Provincial CPO Surveillance Update Q2 of 2019/20 Page 3...

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PICNet_CPO Public Report Q3&4_2019-20

[…] in the provincial surveillance protocol. Surveillance information was not completed for the remaining cases due to the reallocation and re -prioritisation of resources to the COVID -19 pandemic response. 3 These risk categories are not mutually exclusive – patients reporting healthcare exposure outside Canada may also be identified with other risk factors listed in the provincial surveillance protocol. Provincial CPO Surveillance Update Q3 & Q4 of 2019/20...

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PICNet_CPO Public Report Q1-Q3_2020-21_corrected

[…] contact with a CPO case , etc. as listed in the provincial surveillance protocol 2. Ten cases ( 40 .0%) reported no risk factors listed in the provincial surveillance 2 These risk categories are not mutually exclusive – patients reporting healthcare exposure outside Canada may also be identified with other risk factors listed in the provincial surveillance protocol. Provincial CPO Surveillance Update Q1 – Q3 of 20...

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2024-04-02 Slides_COVIDs Challenges to Infection Control

[…] reports of transmission between unrelated travelers staying in quarantine hotels in Hong Kong, Singapore, New Zealand…oQuarantine hotels have very strict rules in hotels requiring guests to stay in their own room at all times ( video monitoring)oTr a n s m i s s i o n p r e s u m e d d u e t o oProlonged dwell time in poorly ventilated...

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01 Introduction

[…] − Diagnostic Imaging − Laboratory (in depth tour later) Orientation Program for Infection Control Professionals Introduction Module Page 6 Activity Comments Sign off Day 2 - PM Committees  Committee responsibilities  Relevant committees National/ International Resources  PHAC Guidelines http://www.phac -aspc.gc.ca/dpg- eng.php  CHICA -Canada http://www.chica.org/index.php  Accreditation Canada http://www.accreditation.ca/  CDC http://www.cdc.gov/hai/  APIC http://www.apic.org/ Provincial Resources  Provincial Infection Control Network (PICNet) BC...

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Consolidated Framework for Behavioural Infectious Risks Teleclass Slides, Oct.25.18

[…] risk momentsfor patients•Appreciate the importance of moments with low individual risk for healthcare infections, but important cumulative riskdue to their frequent occurrence•Get to know an observation-based taxonomyfor classifying infectious risk moments •Learn about how an international panel of experts evaluated the risk of infectious outcomesfollowing specific infectious risk moments•Consolidate these building blocks in a comprehensive frameworkon infectious risks in acute healthcare hugo.sax@usz.chhumanlabⓏ.org 4Clack L, Schmutz J,...

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01 Introduction

[…] Provincial Resources  Provincial Infection Control Network (PICNet) BC http://www.picnet.ca/  Alberta He alth Services Infection Control : https://www.albertahealthservices.ca/info/pag e6410.aspx#:~:text=Infection%20Prevention%2 0and%20Control%20(IPC,outbreak%20identifica tion%20and%20management  Public Health Ontario Knowledge Products: https://www.publichealthontario.ca/en/educa tion -and -events/online -learning/ipac -courses National/ International Resources  PHAC Guidelines https://www.canada.ca/en/public - health/services/reports -publications/disease - prevention -control -guidelines.html  Accreditation Canada http://www.accreditation.ca/  Australian IPAC: https://www.safetyandquality.gov.au/our - work/healthcare -associated -infection/national - infection -control -guidelines  New...

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2023-03-07 Slides_HAI Electronic Record Data

[…] in 3 countries - Achieved data extraction - IT & clinical staffinvolved - SSI after cardiac surgery, Colon surgery andhip/knee Van Rooden et al A framework to develop semiautomated surveillance of surgical site infections: An international multicenter study; ICHE 2020 Example application of development framework Do not over -specify analgorithm Allow room forpractice variation Van Rooden et al A framework to develop semiautomated surveillance of surgical...

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Module 6: Outbreak Management

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2023-05-17_IPAC poster_VRI surveillance_v5

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workplace-occupational-health

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BugsNeedDrugs_Handwashing24pg

[…]    Demonstrate the steps of handwashing; ask the group to practice the  motions along with you:   1. Wet your hands.Wet your hands before applying soap so the  soap doesn’t get rinsed off. 2. Apply plain soap. Use plain soap.  Plain soap is just as  effective as antibacterial soap in preventing infections and  does not lead to antibiotic resistance. 3. Soap up for 20 seconds.Use any poster such as the one on  thereversetoshowgoodsoapinguptechniqueWashyourthe  reverse  to  show  good  soaping  up  technique .  Wash  your   palms, between your fingers, backs, wrists, thumbs and  fingertips and nails.  4. Rinse for 10 secondsor until all the soap is gone. 5. Dry your hands, preferably with a clean disposable towel. 6. Use the towel to turn off the taps and let yourself out the  washroom door. (This prevents recontamination.) Review the steps if needed. Post handwashing signs in washrooms and above sinks. View a handwashing  video such as the one at  www.dobugsneeddrugs.org to reinforce these messages SUM UP *FullsizepostersavailableatnocostfromDoBugsNeedDrugs?  Handwashing is the best way to stop the spread of infections  Handwashing must be done properly to be effective Full  size  posters  available  at no  cost  from  Do  Bugs  Need  Drugs?   See order form at:  www.dobugsneeddrugs.org/occhealth HAND SANITIZERSHAND SANITIZERS RECOMMENDED ALCOHOL -BASED NOT RECOMMENDED ALCOHOL...

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program-for-older-adults

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MGrinder_Bookmarks_forprint

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