PPT-Applying a ‘whole systems’ approach to infection prevention & control in primary

Funded by the ESRCAMR CrossCouncil Initiative and The Bloomsbury SET Critical reflections from the Umoya omuhle project 1000 UK 1100 SA Wednesday 28 April 2021 Welcome and introduction Alison Grant. 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. Carolyn Herzig, MS, PhD(c). Columbia University School of Nursing, Center for Health Policy. Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health, Department of Epidemiology. March 18, 2015. Learning objectives. 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. 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. AAMIAmerican Association of Microbiologists Inc also Association for the Advancement of Medical InstrumentationABCsActive Bacterial Core SurveillanceABXAntibioticsACIPAdvisory Committee on Immunizatio www.who.int. S. afe. care pathway for women and newborns: a 6-module training package . Pregnancy-related infections and sepsis are one of the leading causes of maternal mortality worldwide. Many more women and children . 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. Primary Prevention Initiative: Nutrition Module. 2012 . Adult. Obesity Rates. US = 27.6% obese. Tennessee = 31.1% obese*. 10. th. worst in the US (tied with Michigan). Best = Colorado 20.5% obese . 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 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. Data source: Results of the 2015 Immunization Status Survey of 24-Month-Old Children in Tennessee. Prepared by the . Tennessee Department of . Health’s Immunization Program . and available at: . http://. Learning objectives. Describe how the infection prevention and control is organised in health care.. List the members of an infection control team.. Outline the topics contained in a typical infection control manual. Disease Control. Disease control describes ongoing operations aimed at reducing:. The incidence of disease. The duration of disease and consequently the risk of transmission . The effects of infection, including both the physical and psychosocial complications.