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#FF Winter Woes Welcome Webber!

For our
American friends last Thursday was Thanksgiving. For some, the excitement of Black
Friday may have been more alluring as it kicks off the holiday shopping season.
  This is of course followed by Cyber
Monday....I tried shopping but gave up.
 
The internet was just too slow for my instant gratification personality.
In Canada there is a new movement starting – Giving Tuesday.
  The day after Cyber Monday, Giving Tuesday is
the opening day of the giving season - a day dedicated to giving back.

In the spirit of Giving Tuesday,
I thought I would share a list of the free Webber Training Teleclasses that
were given throughout 2015.  As noted in
past blogs, 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. 


Date Title of Teleclass
Speaker
Jan. 14th Spotlight on the future of
healthcare-associated infections – A case study to inform global actions
Dr. Raheelah Ahmad, UK
Feb. 25th WHO guideline and systematic
review on hand hygiene and the use of chlorine in the context of Ebola
Dr. Joost Hopman, The Netherlands
March 11th Using the core component of
infection control during the Ebola outbreak
Dr. Sergey Eremin, WHO
May 5th 10 Years of WHO Clean Care is
Safer Care; Why you should be a part of the social pandemic that is Safe
Lives: Clean Your Hands
Prof. Didier Pittet, WHO
May 13th Understanding consumer perceptions
of HAI and hand hygiene through a global survey
Claire Kilpatrick, WHO & Dr.
Maryanne McGuckin, USA
May 21st Is your phone bugged? The role of
mobile technology in infection control
Richard Brady, UK
June 3rd Preventing infections in healthcare
workers: Strategies and challenges
Bruce Gamage, Canada
June 15th The Power of Influence Michael Grinder, USA
June 16th Using infection prevention and
control resources wisely in Africa
Prof. Shaheen Mehtar, South Africa
June 25th Reducing catheter-associated
urinary tract infections in resource-limited settings
Dr. Gayani Tillekeratne and Dr.
Mariah Obino
June 28th Healthcare infection control
lesions learned from recent outbreaks
Dr. Ryan Fagan, USA
June 29th Natural ventilation in healthcare
facilities
Linda L. Dickey, Dick Moeller and
Russell N. Olmsted, USA
Sept. 3rd Is mandatory influenza vaccination
for healthcare workers the best way to protect our patients?
Dr. Michael Gardam, Canada
Sept. 24th Evidence vs. Tradition: Examining
the evidence of bathing to reduce HAI’s
Kathleen Vollman, USA
Sept. 28th What did the Romans ever do for
us?
Carole Fry, UK
Sept. 29th Faecal transplant to treat Clostridium difficile disease Dr. Jonathan Sutton, Wales
Sept. 29th Debate – Selective decontamination
of the gut
Dr. Cliff McDonald, USA and Prof.
Jan Kluytmans, The Netherlands
Sept. 30th The emergence of MERS: From animal
to human to human
Prof. Ziad Memish, Saudi Arabia
Oct. 14th The use of social media in support
of global infection prevention and control
Jules Storr and Claire Kilpatrick,
WHO
Nov. 5th Demystifying the CIC® certification examination Roy Boukidjian and Linda Goss, USA
Nov. 17th The role of water as a vector in
the transmission of infections in hospitals
Dr. Jimmy Walker, UK
Dec. 3rd HIV treatment as prevention: The
key to an AIDS-free generation
Prof. Julio S.G. Montaner, Canada
Dec. 17th Examining the “unmentionables” –
Sanitation and the global agenda
Rose George, UK

For more information on Webber Training, including a full
list of the upcoming Infection Prevention and Control Teleclasses for 2016 and
to access these free teleclasses, please visit
www.webbertraining.com.


I hope many of you will take the opportunity to listen to
these teleclasses and share them with your colleagues!  Perhaps next year Giving Tuesday will become
a bigger event then Black Friday or Cyber Monday.  In these troubled times it’s certainly a nice
dream to hope for!

Bugging Off!

Nicole