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[…] over last 10 years, with dramatic changes Changes in HCAI prevalence related to reductions in incidence of MRSA and CDI Increasing incidence & prevalence Gram negative resistance ICU (all ages) & Surgical specialties - highest risk Cognisant of the ever changing health and social care infrastructures Conclusions Whilst we have to look to the future, we must also learn from the past. Thank you www. ips.uk.net...
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[…] HARDWARE OR SOFTWARE? INTERVENTIONS FOR A SUSTAINABLE INFECTION CONTROL PROGRAM Prof. Joost Hopman, Radboud University, The Netherlands September 26 (Free Teleclass – Broadcast live from the annual conference of the Infection Prevention Society – www. ips.uk.net) E.M. COTTRELL LECTURE Dr. Mary Woods, Academy of Social Sciences and Academy of Medical Sciences, UK September 2 8 (Free Teleclass – Broadcast live from the annual conference...
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[…] is CBIC?Certification Board of Infection Control and Epidemiology, Inc.Voluntary, autonomous, multidisciplinary board Mission: Provide pathways to demonstrate and maintain competence in infection prevention and control.Vision: A world free of infections through demonstrated professional competency. CBIC Examinations•Certification in Infection Control (CIC®) Examination•Certification in Infection Control Recertification Examination CBIC Examinations•Associate-Infection Prevention and Control (a-IPC™) Examination•Long Term Care Certification in Infection Prevention (LTC-CIP)...
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“Sharing Knowledge: Learning From Those Who Have Challenged the CIC Exam” by Jeffrey Lee, Canadian Armed Forces....
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[…] December 10, 2016), seasonal influenza activity was observed in BC. Respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) activity continued to increase during this period, notably at the BC Children’s and Women’s Health Centre Laboratory where over one-third of tests were RSV positive in weeks 48-49. At the BCCDC Public Health Laboratory, influenza positivity increased from 7% in week 48 to 15% in week 49, while RSV positivity increased from 8%...
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[…] and Prevacid) and histamine blockers, also called H2-receptor antagonists (such as Tagamet, Zantac and Pepcid). None of the participants had inflammatory bowel disease or bowel cancer. Over a span of about 14 years, 22,705 positive test results for gastrointestinal infections attributed to C. difficile, campylobacter, salmonella, shigella or E. coli bacteria were reported. People who took acid-suppressing medications were about three times as likely to have had...
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[…] your Christmas tree. News. Prince Rupert boil water advisory: Since Dec. 14, 12,000 residents will have to continue boiling their water or using bottled water. Unacceptable levels of cryptosporidium and giardia were detected in water samples. News. Flu season is here, but it’s not too late for your shot. News. Hundreds of refugees have crossed into Uganda from Congo in the days since that country’s troubled presidential...
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[…] Syndrome (IBS) and lack of vitamin D. There is no single known cause and no single known cure for IBS, although food and stress have been identified as aggravating factors. In the study by the University of Sheffield’s Molecular Gastroenterology Research Group, 82 per cent of the 52 IBS sufferers tested had insufficient levels of vitamin D. Read the full news article on CTV.ca Read the paper in...
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Taking a Christmas vacation to New York? Be sure to take your kids to see The Secret World Inside You, an exhibition of the human microbiome at the American Museum of Natural History. You can read the full story about the exhibition on the New York Times website. An immune cell on the attack against a swarm of disease-causing Staphylococcus bacteria....
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IPAC-BC will be hosting an Infection Prevention and Control Education Day on Friday November 4, 2016. Be sure to mark it in your calendar! The event will be open to everyone (not just IPAC members). Details on the program and registration fees will be announced later this year. The event will be held in the Century-Plaza Hotel at 1015 Burrard Street, Vancouver. If you will be traveling from other...
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Excerpted from The Maple Ridge & Pitt Meadows News: “Violet” is one of three Xenex “germ-zapping robots” that have been put to work in the Fraser Health region, trying to en sure the rooms are free of superbugs that cause infections. Cathy Wiebe, director of clinical operations at Ridge Meadows Hospital, explained that Violet is the latest weapon in the battle against hospital acquired infections. “The bugs do change,...
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[…] hosting a video competition for Stop! Clean Your Hands Day (also known as World Hand Hygiene Day). CPSI is looking for creative and original video submissions featuring the important questions you ask yourself to make sure the care you provide is the safest possible. Every video they receive will be uploaded to CPSI’s YouTube channel. STOP! Clean Your Hands Day takes place May 5, 2017 – but the video...
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[…] of the Ixodes species. Adult ticks prefer to feed on white-tailed deer, but if an unassuming human happens by, they will happily latch on to the skin and feed on their host’s blood. The tick passes the bacteria to the human, who then gets sick. Fortunately, the infection can be cured with a two- to four-week course of antibiotics. Post Lyme disease syndrome, sometimes called chronic Lyme...
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[…] Manitoba and public health measures: March 2020 to February 2022. Journal Four-Year Environmental Surveillance Program of Legionella spp. in One of Palermo’s Largest Hospitals. Journal Public health, buy-in from gay and bisexual men helped get Canada’s mpox outbreak under control. News Canadians fined at least $15M for breaking COVID quarantine rules in 2022, data shows. News US considers Covid-19 measures for travelers from...
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July 31, 2008, 2 pm — Vancouver, BC, Canada — Bonnie Henry, Director of Public Health Emergency Management at the BC Centre for Disease Control in Vancouver is widely credited with directing the operation that helped stop SARS in Toronto. In the lab she confers with her partner Muhammad Morshed, Clinical Professor, Medical Microbiology. The three deadliest events in human history are all infectious diseases that have killed tens...
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[…] recent literature, PICNet’s Guidelines Steering Committee has completed the draft of the updated guidelines. We invite you to review the draft document and provide feedback again. Please review the document and enter your comments in the feedback form, then email the form to Joanne Archer by Tuesday April 5, 2016. Download the draft guidelines Download the feedback form Thank you for your...
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[…] We ask that anyone who uses these guidelines, or thinks they will use them in the future, read the draft document and provide feedback via our feedback form. Download the draft revised guidelines Download the feedback form The deadline to submit your comments is April 6, 2018. Please submit your completed feedback form to Joanne Archer by email. Thank you in advance...
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