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Impact of VRE changes in BC

[…] Electronic VRE alerts on patient  removed2010 End screening in critical  care units2012 End  screening in renal units2014 Fraser HealthEnd targeted admission  screeningDiscontinued unless infected and  have risk factors for transmissionNov 2012 Vancouver   Coastal  Health*High‐risk  unitsContinue admission and  weekly VRE screening Continue isolation Mar 2013 Other  unitsEnd admission  screening Discontinued. VRE was removed  from electronic flagging systemMar 2013 Interior HealthEnd admission and pre‐ surgical screeningDiscontinued isolation Dec 2013 NHA, PHSA and PHCContinue active screening, contact precautions and isolation * Excludes PHC. High‐risk units include wards for intensive care, burn‐trauma, and bone marrow and solid organ transplant Results Rate of VRE infection and colonization in health authorities that made changes 3. Vancouver Coastal Health (excludes PHC) 1. Island Health 4. Interior Health 2. Fraser Health Other impacts of VRE policy changes •Focus more on syndromic management •Cost avoidance from VRE screening and  testing •Free‐up resources for other IPAC programs •Improve patient flow Results Rate of VRE infection and colonization in health authorities that made NO changes Results * Part of Va n c o u ve r Coastal Health Provincial Health Services Authority Northern Health Providence Health Care* •No known negative impacts were observed  following changes in four health authorities •Concerns over potential transmission within  facilities and unexpected impacts on other  facilities  •Debate continued among BC health authorities  over the value of VRE screening, contact  precautions and Isolation and its impacts on  patient safety Discussion Limitations •Variations in VRE control policy, surveillance method,  and case definition •Small number of VRE infections •...

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Hand Hygiene Among Medical Students SLIDES

[…] day or two afterwards, but then the effect wanes off because we don’t see the same consultant for a while." 13 Hidden curriculum "The hidden curriculum is basically what the students see being done…. For example, if they see clinicians not changing their communication style...

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PICNet’s Role in British Columbia’s COVID-19 Pandemic Response

[…] conducting critical appraisals and evidence reviews to inform guidelines, response docs, etc. • Provide and facilitate educational and knowledge sharing opportunities (e.g. Webber teleclasses, Learning Bursts, Lunch & Learn sessions) 7 PICNet’sapproach -Engagement & Partnership Example: address Variants of Concern • Conducted literature search/ jurisdictional scan • Rapid coordination with all regional health authority IPC leadership • Forum for sharing experience, knowledge and expertise • Led...

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COVID-19 Vaccine mechanisms and efficacy

[…] the emergence of new SARS -CoV -2 variants of concern (VOCs) by 1) Functionally characterizing current VOCs’ features , including the potential for vaccine resistance, breakthrough infections and immune escape, 2) Predicting evolutionary trajectories and testing features of possible future VOCs, and 3) Communicating new information in real -time (knowledge mobilization) to Canadian public health officials and decision -makers, as well to the broader international scientific...

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2023-10-16 VRI Chain of Infection Final

Viral respiratory illnesses spread when every link is present. Multiple measures work together to break each link, (see examples in the blue boxes) and most measures act on more than one link. CHAIN OF INFECTION FOR VIRAL RESPIRATORY ILLNESS Infection prevention and control and public health measures break the links to prevent infections • Early testing & diagnosis • Investigate clusters and outbreaks • Keep vaccinations up to...

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Position Statement Double Masking Modification Health Care Mar 26 2024_final

[…] masks must meet established standards ,4 which include specifications for filtration efficiency and fluid resistance. 5 Medical masks used in BC health care settings have been assessed to ensure they meet the American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM) International o r equivalent requirements. 6 Page 2 of 2 Position Statement to Address Double Masking and Mask Modifications for Medical Masks in Health Care Settings March 26,...

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Emerging Respiratory Virus Update

[…] should remain vigilant. a.         Clinicians should obtain relevant travel, animal or other contact exposure history from patients presenting with severe acute respiratory illness and consult their local Medical Health Officer for advice related to diagnostic testing, infection control and follow up where a novel emerging pathogen may be suspected. Further information related to these trends is provided in detail below.   1.         MIDDLE EAST RESPIRATORY SYNDROME...

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Emerging Respiratory Pathogens update

[…] nosocomial outbreaks, mostly in the Riyadh region. Although the risk to Canadians for these emerging respiratory pathogens remains low, clinicians should remain vigilant and consult their local Medical Health Officer for advice related to diagnostic testing, infection control and follow up where a novel emerging pathogen may be suspected. More detailed epidemiologic information, risk assessment and action and advice are provided below. EPIDEMIOLOGICAL SUMMARY Human Infections with...

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Avian Influenza Bulletin – ‘tis the Season Reminder

[…] suspicion is raised, clinicians should notify their local health authority/Medical Health Officer without delay and consult a virologist or microbiologist at the BC Centre for Disease Control Public Health Laboratory for advice related to diagnostic testing, clearly indicating relevant travel or exposure history.  Follow strict infection prevention and control guidelines when collecting respiratory specimens. Cases should be managed in respiratory isolation with contact and droplet precautions. Airborne...

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Colistin-resistant E.Coli found in another U.S. patient

[…] important antibiotics. Health officials are worried that the colistin-resistant bacteria will spread their special trait to bacteria already resistant to other medicines, setting the stage for infections that are impervious to all known antibiotics. For example, researchers reported last week a worrisome case of a 76-year-old man treated in 2014 at a New Jersey hospital. In follow-up testing this year, he was found to have been...

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Listeriosis Outbreak

[…] systems and older adults or seniors. Symptoms typically start within 4 weeks after consuming, but can appear up to 10 weeks later. If you think you have an infection caused by listeria, see a doctor for testing, advice and treatment. VCH Public Health will follow-up with any patients whose lab results are positive for listeria. Most healthy people require no treatment, however, those at higher risk of serious...

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Nova Scotia company developing C.difficile antibiotic

[…] that antibiotics target are becoming resistant to what Sullivan calls the “post-antibiotic era.” Appili’s mission is to create new therapies that can overcome this barrier, one they hope to achieve through more research and laboratory testing. The company has 10 employees, including five new medicinal chemists. Sullivan expects to open up more positions as his company grows. He will be calling on tech-savvy people, chemists,...

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INFECTION PREVENTION AND CONTROL (IPC) ADVISORY & MPOX GUIDANCE

[…] you have further questions about PICNet resources available to you, please contact picnet@phsa.ca   Additional Resources: Please visit the WHO website for information on the mpox PHEIC declaration. Additional mpox information for health-care providers can be accessed at the following links: BCCDC’s mpox webpage: epidemiology, clinical presentation, and diagnostic testing. Mpox (monkeypox): Update – Canada.ca Mpox (monkeypox): For health professionals – Canada.ca Information For Healthcare Professionals | Mpox | Poxvirus...

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2023-05-29 Slides_Psychology of Pandemics

[…] signs or symptoms•Stressful mitigation measures: Socioeconomic impacts of lockdown, quarantine, etc. Similari.es across Pandemics: Common Reac.ons•Polarization of emotions, attitudes, behaviors•New onset and newly worsened psychol. disorders•Rise of altruism•Rise of racism, xenophobia•Non-adherence; masks, vaccinations, closures•Sporadic pro tests, including violent protests•Rumors•Conspiracy theories•Panic buying, superstitious coping•Folk remedies, quack cures, and profiteering•Fleeing Fleeing Pandemics and Protests•Violent protests are commonly underes2mated•Cholera riots•Europe (1830s), Venezuela (1992), Hai9 (2010)•Smallpox vaccina2on riots •Montreal...

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Provincial Guidance RTW and Exposure Management for HCW with VRI 2023 Oct 20

[…] (HCW s) decision - making on returning to work following confirmed or suspected communicable viral respiratory illness (VRI). This includes illness relating to SARS -CoV -2, influenza , and respiratory syncytial virus (RSV ), for example, that are primarily spread through close-range respiratory droplets and aerosols . Th is document also provides guidance for the management of HCWs following close contact exposures . For the purpose...

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Donning instructions EHFR_8-5x11_v6 March 22 2024

[…] and model of an EHFR for which a valid t test exists, along with two P100 cartridges. Check facepiece for cracks, tears, dirt, and distortion. Ensure that head straps are intact and have good elasticity. Examine inhalation and exhalation valves for signs of distortion, cracking, and tearing. Ensure the valves are properly in place. Apply procedure mask (pediatric medical mask* if available to provide a more...

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New species of tick-borne bacteria causes Lyme disease

[…] the microbiology laboratory at the Mayo Clinic, where the new strain was first detected, said that because the symptoms vary slightly from those normally seen in B. burgdorferi infection, doctors may not even think to test for Lyme disease. Only one of the six patients had the bull’s-eye rash that is Lyme’s signature, present in 70 percent to 80 percent of reported cases. Three patients had a...

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Annual repeat influenza vaccination effects: new research results published

[…] hypothesis to explain the potential negative effects of annually repeated influenza vaccination. This is the first modern attempt to directly correlate antigenic distance metrics with epidemiological observations of repeat influenza vaccination effects based on the test-negative design. The authors show good overall consistency between epidemiological findings and predictions of the antigenic distance hypothesis. The article has been selected as “Editor’s Choice” by JID and an invited commentary...

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Canadian scientists find new way to attack antibiotic-resistant lung infections

[…] a study published in the journal of the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences in June. They focused on two microbes that are responsible for lung infections: Aspergillus fungi and Pseudomonas aeruginosa bacteria. In test tube experiments, the researchers discovered that the microbes use enzyme “saws” to cut and then build the walls of their biofilm homes out of uniform pieces, like two-by-four pieces of lumber....

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Infection Control News: Oct 1-5, 2018

[…] is a fatal nervous system disease that affect mostly deer. In Qc, decision was made to cull 3K domestic deer. CHD hasn’t been found to pose a threat to humans, but CFIA recommend hunters to test deer they killed. News Global spread of 3 multidrug-resistant lineages of Staphylococcus epidermidis. Lee & colleagues discovered a genetic mutation to be the common cause of rifampicin resistance with S....

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