PPT-Train-the-Trainer Understanding multidrug-resistance: Focus on

Carbapenems Customize this presentation with your organizations logo etc 1 3172014 Presentation Objectives Brief overview on microbiology and antibiotics Describe antibiotic resistant organisms with a focus on . Course Objectives. List the Criteria for Evaluation of Training. Explain the Need for Training and Development. Explain the Various Roles of a Trainer. Describe the Various Learning Styles and their Importance . RDA . Training . and Implementation. Presentation by Alison Hitchens and Ellen Symons. OLA Super Conference 2011. February 2, 2011. What to train . How to prepare yourself. How to train. Resources. Implementation. Signaleren . van . Mensenhandel. Naam . spreker. s. Doelen bijeenkomst. Landelijke uitrol EU-materiaal. Train-de-trainer (en uitrol met materiaal in eigen organisatie): . programma voor eigen gebruik op stellen. 3 Day Intensive Training Course. Tools & Techniques to Enable Your Trainers to Deliver High Impact Trainings. Who We . A. re. We have trained over . 60,000 individuals across Asia.. Winners of . Brands Academy ET Now awards.. Module 13. Blake Beecher, PhD. Eastern Washington . University. Adapted with permission from . Anjali Nandi . Learning Objectives. Increase knowledge about Rolling with resistance, and Phase II of MI. Trainer . 04-2015. Global First Aid Aims. to . educate ordinary people in life-saving skills key to their . survival. to encourage those to teach others with our support, to develop sustained training programs for those most vulnerable & . P. Stogsdill, MD, FIDSA. Sept 2013. Bad bugs, No drugs. NO ESKAPE. E. nterococcus . faecium. S. taphylococcus . aureus. K. lebsiella. . pneumoniae. . C. lostridium. . difficile. A. cinetobacter. LT . Christina Jamros, DO (Associate. ) . CDR . Ryan Maves, MD (Fellow. ) . CAPT . Mary . Bavaro. , MD (Fellow). Department of Internal . Medicine. Naval . Medical Center, San Diego, CA. Disclosure. I have no relevant financial relationships with any commercial supporters.. Resistance . (AMR. ). Antibiotics . have saved countless lives, but pathogens are quickly finding ways to survive antibiotic treatment. Antibiotic-resistant bacteria are predicted to become the leading cause of death worldwide, with an expected death rate of 10 million people, annually, by 2050.. Tracription ining EssOthin alMoECognitive Beay include recription The rienced traumfor school perems AdaptatilableSN Fact Shee//nctsnorg/urally Specific//nctsnorg/ls The goals oressive symptof and par meningitis in the United States, 1993-2005. Presenter: . Christopher Vinnard. World Epidemiology Congress 2011. Edinburgh, Scotland. Disclosures. No authors have financial or non-financial conflicts of interests that may be relevant to this presentation. 1.BackgroundofresearchThereisanemergenceofmultidrugresistantbacteriawhichareunabletotreatwithmultipleantibacterialdrugs.Multidrugresistantbacterialinfectionsarebecominganimportantproblemfacinghealthca John Stelling, MD, MPH, . jstelling@whonet.org. Brigham and Women’s Hospital, Harvard Medical School, Boston. WHO Collaborating Centre for Surveillance of Antimicrobial Resistance. Webinar agenda. Comments on the WHONET Webinar series. . Customize this presentation with your organization’s logo, etc.. 1. 3/17/2014. Nimalie D. Stone, MD,MS. (with significant help from Dr. Eileen Burd). GA CRE Collaborative. Learning Session 1. March 20, 2014 .