PPT-Risk assessment for poliovirus transmission

Country Poliovirus isolate human or environment onset or detection date number nucleotide change Risk assessment as of date dd mm yyyy Part 1 Risk analysis by WHO WHOHQ analysis conducted within 2448 hours of incident report To be adapted and supplemented by Regional Office and Country Office Risk Assessments and Analyses. . Infection Prevention and Control. . 1 October 2014. Sue Greig. Senior Project Officer. National HAI Prevention Program. Who might benefit from this presentation?. Organisation governance – improve their understanding of their role in infection prevention and control and risk management. Explaining the process. Laboratory session LS5: Polio containment and Global Health Security. Salon Voltaire. Accelerating Progress towards Measles and Rubella Elimination. Hotel Royal, Geneva, Switzerland, 21-23 June 2016. Donna Drury, MBA, CEBT, CTBS. Transplant Services Center. UT Southwestern Medical Center. Dallas, TX, USA. Disease Transmission Risks . in Transplantation. Highest risk of transmission due to immunosuppression of recipients and vascularization of organs. Patricia C. Kienle, RPh, MPA, FASHP. Director, Accreditation and Medication Safety. Cardinal Health Innovative Delivery Solutions. Disclaimer. Patricia Kienle is an employee of Cardinal Health. She is a member of the USP Compounding Expert Committee, but this presentation is not endorsed by or affiliated with USP. Alicia . Kraay. Background. . Prior research focused on differences . between . communities in terms of travel (ex: gravity models). May be significant heterogeneity . within . communities. Ex: Adults are more likely to travel outside of the region than children . Overview: Videos on Infection Control. Contents of This Program. SOURCES OF MICROORGANISMS. IN THE ENVIRONMENT. Pathogens and Healthcare-associated Infections (HAIs). Multidrug-resistant Organisms (MDROs). Brian Meschewski. Research Safety Professional. Division of Research Safety. Would you cross a busy road without looking?. Why not?. What would you do to cross a road safely?. What about this road?. Hazard vs Risk. February 2015Vaccine-associated paralytic polio VAPP and vaccine-derived poliovirus VDPV The oral polio vaccine OPV is an extremely safe and effectivetool for immunizing children against polioOver the DATE: August 4 , 2022 TO : (LHDs) FROM : New York State Department of Health (NYSDOH), Division of Epidemiology Updates Since Last Advisory • NYSDOH is conducting enhanced surveillance activitie for. Bio-hazardous . Agents and Materials. Laboratory Risk Assessment Process. Reduces the worker’s and environment’s risk of exposure.. The Risk is never zero. Also call a “Hazard . Assessment.”. July 2021. Delivered by National Emergency Routine Immunisation Coordination Centre (NERICC). 2.0 Introduction to Polio End Game Strategy. Learning objectives. 2. At the end of the session participants should be able to:. Generally, work may not begin . until . an investigation and risk assessment have been conducted, as well as the necessary measures taken to prevent occupational health risks and accidents. . See also “Specific Safety Regulations for the Division of Nuclear Physics” on the Nuclear Physics intranet, under “HMS”. Dr Mala Chhabra. Consultant, Microbiology. ABVIMS & Dr RMLH, New Delhi. malachhabra@yahoo.co.in. Human Coronaviruses. Community-acquired . HCoVs. 1.HCoVs 229E. 2.OC43( Organ culture). 3.NL63 (New Heaven Coronaviruses ). This template can be used to create a PowerPoint for use in a risk assessment workshop. Slides 3 and 17-21 contain standard information regarding the environments (slide 3) and the risk assessment process (slides 17-21).