PPT-Infection prevention for newborns

1 Goal and learning outcomes Every newborn receives care that integrates evidencebased infection prevention and control Perform correct hand hygiene and respiratory etiquette Use personal protective equipment PPE correctly. What is the APGAR Score? . When is it taken?. Child Development. Book Reviews. Reality Baby. Ahlai. Zack. Lu. Jordan. Shante. Susana P.. Lu G.. NEXT TIME- Friday. . Sierra M.. . Kaitlyn. C.. Reality Baby ~ Tuesday-Thursday. eBug. Bytes – . March . 2017. Rising antibiotic resistance in children . has . infectious disease experts scared. According to a new study, the number of hospitalized children in the U.S. infected with bacteria resistant to multiple types of antibiotic drugs surged between 2007 and 2015. researchers from Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine studied patient data from 48 children's hospitals across the country. Using diagnostic and billing claim codes, they identified diagnoses of infections with . Learning objectives. Outline the history of infection prevention and control.. Describe the goals of infection prevention and control . programs.. Discuss . how an IP&C program can make a positive impact in any healthcare organization. 5.9 million children under the age of 5 years died in 2015.. More than half of these early child deaths are due to conditions that could be prevented or treated with access to simple, affordable interventions.. The Procedure. Recommendations. Complications. Rachel Boykan, MD 2012. AAP Policy Statement (2012). Preventive health benefits of elective circumcision of male newborns outweigh the risks of the procedure. Lessons Learned . Sarah L. Krein, PhD, RN. Ann Arbor VA Center for Clinical . Management Research . University of Michigan. (Nothing to Disclose). March 31, 2016. www.webbertraining.com. Hosted by Martin Kiernan. Moving outside the walls of the Hospital. Objectives. Discuss how the evolution from Infection Control to Infection Prevention has decreased hospital acquired infections and multi-drug resistant organisms (MDROs).. DJ Shannon, MPH, CIC, . Eskenazi. Health. Jaime . Redkey. , MS, CIC, Riley hospital for children. Objectives. Review data about the diverse Infection Prevention workforce. Understand the benefits of having a diverse Infection Prevention workforce. Jessica Ng, MSc., CIC. Manager, Infection Prevention and Control (IP&C). Women’s College Hospital. Hosted by Paul Webber. paul@webbertraining.com. www.webbertraining.com. April 16, 2015. Objectives. It is the collective effort made by health care providers and clients to prevent or minimize the risks of transmitting infections to clients or to other health care providers. THE DISEASE TRANSMISSION CYCLE. In conjunction with Mary Thompson CNM3 and Brigid Quaid CNM3 Occupational Health Department Dr. Fiona Ryan and Dr. Ann Sheehan, Department of Public Health Dr. Bartley Cryan, Consultant Microbiologist Health Care-Associated Infections Infection Prevention and Control: Module 1, Chapter 1 3Chapter 1. Introduction to Health Care-Associated Key Topics  Health care-associated infections (HAIs) of p Cytomegalovirus referred in the . Neonatal Hearing Screening . Program. F.A.J. Schornagel . 1. , M.J. Korndewal . 1,. . 4. , W. Soede . 3. , L.G. Rusman . 1. , J.J.C. de Vries . 1. , A.C.M. . Kroes . Carol Jamerson, RN, BSN, CIC. Nurse Epidemiologist. Virginia Department of Health. Dottie Torrey, RN. Regional Nurse Consultant. American Healthcare. Objectives . By the end of the presentation the attendees will better understand.