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Overview of Online Immunization Courses

[…] range from providing theoretical and clinical understanding of immunology, vaccines and immunization practice to those that improve confidence in addressing questions and concerns parents have in relation to immunization s. The courses vary in length depending on the course itself and participant’s previous level of knowledge . These courses have been developed by the BCCDC and/ or by the British Columbia Immunization Committee (BCIC)’s Professional Education...

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Interventions for a Sustainable Infection Control Program SLIDES

[…] microbiologie 3 Fu Qiao, MD Infection Control Practitioner West China Hospital, 4300 beds, Sichuan University. Resistentie Why infection prevention? Wensen Chen, MPH,MBBS Jiangsu Province Hospital, 3000 beds 4 China- CARSS surveillance data 1338 hospitals 4 de Netherlands, 2014, E. coli Cephalosporine resistance 5,7% EU, 2014, E. coli Cephalosporine resistance 12% 5 Future of Hospitals less Bricks, more Bytes, and a different Behaviour less and Safer Bricks, more...

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Canada’s Ebola vaccine in Guinea

[…] vaccination strategy that was used to eradicate smallpox in the 1970s. Contacts were vaccinated in a “ring” around an infected person, and then their contacts were also vaccinated. Two groups were vaccinated with the Canadian- developed VSV-EBOV vaccine. The first group received the vaccine as soon as exposure to Ebola was determined. The control group was vaccinated 21 days after exposure. The trials were supported by...

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Long Term Care Model for Success Teleclass SLIDES

[…] live from Sharon Bradley RN, CIC Senior Infection Prevention Analyst Pennsylvania Patient Safety Authority Nothing to disclose Objectives Recall multifocal methods of assessment to measure integration of best practices into infection control program and structure Detect opportunities for improvement to implement infection control best practices at leadership, physician, clinical, and support staff levels Select approaches to translate assessment results into a structured framework that incorporates infection control...

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Screening for VRE SLIDES

Screening for vancomycin-resistant enterococci (VRE) Why bother? Hilary Humphreys Department of Clinical Microbiology, Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland (RCSI) & Beaumont Hospital, Dublin, Ireland Hosted by Suzanne Rhodenizer-Rose Nova Scotia Health Authority www.webbertraining.com June 9, 2016 Declarations The views expressed are in a professional but personal context & are not necessarily those of the RCSI & Beaumont Hospital, Dublin. I have recently received research funding from Pfizer...

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VictorLeung_Influencing Physicians

Influencing and Engaging Physicians How to manipulate physicians Mirror mirror on the ward, who’s the most narcissistic of them all? Pathologic personality traits in health care Bucknall et al., CMAJ December 8, 2015 vol 187 Outline • Importance of physician engagement • Lessons from PHARMA • Apply tactics to manage outliers "Securing greater physician engagement at all levels is critical for health system reform and organizational performance." "The active...

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Bryce_Human Factors Engineering and Infection Prevention

Human Factors Engineering and Infection Prevention Elizabeth Bryce MD, FRCPC Vancouver Coastal Health Objectives 1. Describe Human Factors Engineering (HFE) and the Hierarchy of Controls 2. Describe the challenges to compliance with Infection Control Precautions 3. Provide three examples of how HFE can improve infection prevention and controls No conflicts to declare Illustrating HFE HFE in : 1. Work processes and flow : Cleaning and Disinfection 2....

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PICNet_Update 2016

[…] Louis Wong, FHA • Leslie Forrester, VCH • Lisa Harris, VCH • Dr. Titus Wong, VCH • Bruce Gamage, PICNet • Dr. Guanghong Han, PICNet • Dr. Linda Hoang, PICNet • Romali Ranasinghe, PICNet • Deanna Hembroff, NHA • Dr. Randall Dumont, NHA • Diana George, BCCDC • Anthony Leamon, Island Health • Dr. Pamela Kibsey, Island Health • Dr. Julie Mori, IHA • Dr. Bing Wang,...

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Esmail_Hlagi_Move-ins

[…] to move back to their facility or awaiting new move -in to a facility were constrained to remain in hospital resulting in longer hospital stays  Acute care congestion  Increased risk for HAI  Delays in meeting social and physical care needs of the resident  Incorrectly reported occupancy rates 4 4 Ministry Strategic Plan 2014 Key Statements:  The costs of inappropriate hospitalization versus expanded...

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PICNet_MRSA_Surveillance_Q1_201516

[…] are minor, such as pimples and boils . Serious infec tions — such as wound infections, pneumonia, or septicaemia (infections getting into the bloodstream) — can result in life -threatening illness or, on rare occasions, death , if left untreated. Those with weakened immune systems and chronic illnesses are mor e susceptible to developing an infection. MRSA is primarily spread by skin -to -skin contact...

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PICNet_CDI_Surveillance_Q1_201516

[…] who have been hospitalized in acute care facilities . Clostridium difficile or C. difficile is a germ that can live in the bowel without causing harm. However, if the normal bacteria in the gut are destroyed by taking certain antibiotics in high doses or over a prolonged period of time, C. difficile can grow to un usually high levels and produce toxin s that can damage t...

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Current Trends in Salmonella teleclass SLIDES

Current Trends in Salmonella : Epidemiology, infection and control DR KEITH WARRINER DEPT FOOD SCIENCE UNIVERSITY OF GUELPH KWARRINE@UOGUELPH.CA HOSTED BY NICOLE KENNY VIROX TECHNOLOGIES INC. www.webbertraining.com November 12, 2015 Outline Description of  Salmonella --  classification, sources, physiology, and mode of drug resistance Recent outbreaks and recalls linked to Salmonella Routes of introducing and the dissemination of  Salmonella  in the food chain Overview of the Salmonella Action Plan and...

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PICNet Co-Directors Lead Pilot Study

[…] BC Are self-disinfecting surfaces the “Midas” touch for reducing hospital infections? Pilot study examines environmental and genomic solution for healthcare associated infections Health care-associated infections (HAIs) are a major burden on patients and health-care systems worldwide.  Despite strict hygiene practices and other preventative measures in hospitals there are an estimated 220,000 cases with 8,000 deaths per year in Canada. Costs associated with HAIs are estimated to be...

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PICNet welcomes Linda Hoang

Dr. Linda Hoang has joined PICNet as Medical Co-Lead, following the retirement of Dr. Judy Isaac-Renton. This medical leadership position is a shared position with Dr. Elizabeth Bryce to lead and deliver the strategic goals of PICNet. Linda is the Program Head of the Public Health Advanced Bacteriology & Mycology for the  BC Public Health Microbiology & Reference Laboratory, which is part of the BC Centre for Disease Control....

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PICNet_MRSA_Surveillance_Q4_201415

[…]   August 2015  Summary Table       Q4 2014/2015 Previous quarter Last 4 quarters  Total new MRSA cases identified 1,082 689 2,847  Number of MRSA associated with  the reporting facility 537 333 1,453  Total inpatient days 1,014,015 757,100 3,142,728  Provincial rate per 10,000  inpatient days (95% CI)  5.3 (4.9‐5.8)  4.4 (4.0‐4.9)  4.6 (4.4‐4.9)  Highlights   The provincial rate of new cases of MRSA associated with the reporting facility in Q4 of 2014/2015 was  significantly higher than in the previous quarter (Q3 of 2014/2015) and the last four quarters (Q4 of  2013/2014 – Q3 of 2014/2015).    The provincial rate of MRSA fluctuated greatly in the  past four quarters. The health authorities have been  closely monitoring the trends of MRSA in their facilities.   The provincial MRSA surveillance program was established to monitor the incidence and trends of healthcare‐ associated MRSA (either colonization or infection) among patients who have been hospitalized in acute care  facilities.    MRSA stands  for Methicillin‐resistant Staphylococcus aureus, a type of S. aureus that has become resistant to  certain antibiotics such as methicillin, penicillin, amoxicillin, etc., and is thus more difficult to treat. Like non‐ resistant S. aureus, MRSA often lives on the skin or in the nose of healthy people without causing  symptoms (this  is called colonization). It can, however, cause skin and other infections. Most infections are minor, such as pimples  and boils. Serious infections — such as wound infections, pneumonia, or septicaemia (infections getting into the  bloodstream) — can result in life‐threatening illness or, on rare occasions,  death, if  left untreated. Those with  weakened immune systems and chronic illnesses are more susceptible to developing an infection.  MRSA is primarily spread by skin‐to‐skin contact or through contact with items contaminated with the bacteria. It  has been shown to spread easily in healthcare settings, therefore hospital patients, and residents in  nursing  homes or long‐term care facilities, are at a higher risk of acquiring MRSA. In addition, MRSA has been found in  community settings.  Hand hygiene is the most important measure to prevent the spread of MRSA in both the healthcare setting and  the community. Hospitals perform active surveillance (e.g.,  screening of high‐risk individuals) to identify patients  colonized with MRSA so that precautions can be taken to prevent transmission to other patients.   The PICNet website (www.picnet.ca) has general information about MRSA prevention and control, as well as the  case definition, data sources, and limitations used to generate this report. If you have questions or suspect that  you have MRSA, please contact your doctor. MRSA Update, Q3 2014/2015   Provincial Infection Control Network of British Columbia (PICNet)  Page 2 of 6  Figure 1. Provincial rate and number of new cases of MRSA associated with the reporting facility,   by fiscal year and quarter,  British Columbia 1    Bars in the line chart represent 95% confidence interval of the rates. Case finding strategy and application of case  classification for MRSA surveillance may vary over time and by health authority. The time frame of each fiscal  quarter varied by fiscal year and there were more days in Q4 than in  Q1, Q2, and Q3 each fiscal year. The same  hereinafter.        ...

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To Glove or Not to Glove SLIDES

[…] Rationale for the use of clinical gloves 3 4 WHO Hygiene Guideline 2009: Gloves use But gloves should not be worn….. 5 Must be changed between patients Must be changed between procedures Hands must be decontaminated after removal And if gloves are worn they….. 6 Evolution of gloves use in healthcare: 1980 - 2015 7 How are clinical gloves integrated into My 5 Moments of Hand hygiene?...

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