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Improving Infection Prevention through FREE Education!

Break out your swimsuits, fire up the BBQ, don your
sunglasses and slather on some SPF 60 'cause summer is HERE!  Hopefully for many of you, summer also means
vacation, relaxation and catching up on some reading for both enjoyment and
professional development.   Over the past
couple of years we have included book reviews as part of our summer blog line
up.  This year I thought I would start
off with a list of FREE Infection Prevention education sessions hosted this
year by Webber Training.  These sessions
are available as teleclasses where you can download the MP3 and listen on your
iPad while following along with the PowerPoint presentation and sipping a
beverage of your choice!

The Teleclass Education by Webber Training is an
international lecture series on infection prevention and control topics. The
objective is to bring the best possible infection prevention and control
information; to the widest possible audience; with the fewest barriers to
access.  For 2014 there have been 13 FREE education sessions so far and 3
more to come before the end of August.

 

Title of Teleclass
Speaker
Human
Error Theory - Can it help us understand and minimise the incidence and
impact of outbreaks?
Dr. Evonne Curran, Glasgow
University, Scotland
Innovation and Implementation
Strategic Approaches to Reduce Catheter-Related Bacteraemia: The results of a
European multicentre study
Dr. Walter Zingg, University of
Geneva Hospitals, Switzerland
Eliminating
Preventable Harm Through Building a Reliable Culture of Safety
Dr. Denise Murphy, VP Quality
& Patient Safety, Main Line Health System, Pennsylvania
How to Prevent the Spread of
Multiresistant Bacteria
Dr. Stephan Harbarth, University
of Geneva Hospitals, Switzerland
Integrating
Human Factors with Infection Prevention and Control
Jules Storr and Claire Kilpatrick,
KS Healthcare Consulting, Dr. Neil Wigglesworth, Welsh Healthcare Associated
Infection Program Team
Infection Prevention in High and
Middle Income Countries
 Bruce Gamage, Provincial Infection Control
Network, British Columbia, Canada, Dr. Pierre Parneix, Centre de Coordination
de Lutte Contre les Infections Nosocomiales, Prof. Dr. Li Han, Center for
Disease Control & Prevention of China
Antibacterial
Efficacy of Atmospheric Pressure Non-Thermal Plasma
Dr. Brendan Glimore, Queen's
University, Belfast
Highlights on Surgical Site
Prevention: the New CDC Guidelines (and more)
Dr. Joseph Solomkin, University of
Cincinnati College of Medicine, USA
Are We
Too Clean For Our Own Good? The Hygiene Hypothesis and its Implications for
Hygiene, Lifestyle and Public Health
Dr. Sally Bloomfield, London
School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, UK
World Hand Hygiene Day...Clean
Your Hands - Stop the Spread of Drug-Resistant Germs
Prof. Didier Pittet, World Health
Organization, Geneva
Too Posh
to Wash
Martin Kiernan, Southport &
Ormskirk NHS Trust, UK
Infection Control in Long Term
Care
Tina McNamara, Queen Elizabeth II
Health Science Centre, Nova Scotia, Canada, Jim Gauthier, Providence Care,
Ontario, Canada
Infection
Preventionist as a Leader: Redefining Communication Skills, Building
Relationships and Breaking Down Silos
Catherine Adamson, University of
California Davis Medical Center, USA, Laura Showers, Jefferson Health, USA
Healthcare-Associated Infections
and Their Prevention After Extensive Flooding
Dr. Anucha Apisarnthanarak,
Thammas at University Hospital, Thailand
Using
Social Marketing to Improve Healthcare Quality
Jason Tetro, MI-SCI Consulting and
Communications, Canada
Infection Prevention and Control -
The Argentina Experience
Caroline Gluffré, Buenos Aires
British Hospital, Argentina

For more information on Webber Training including a full
list of the upcoming Infection Prevention and Control Teleclasses, please visit
www.webbertraining.com .


I hope many of you will take the opportunity to listen to
these FREE sessions and share with your colleagues! 




 


Bugging Off!



Nicole