MESTO ODRŽAVANJA KONGRESA
Hotel Hilton BeogradKOTIZACIJA
Iznos kotizacije
| KATEGORIJA | PRVA Prijave do 01/02/ 20 |
DRUGA Prijave posle 01/02/20 |
NA LICU MESTA Prijave posle 08/03/20 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Učesnici koji nisu lekari (medicinske sestre, studenti) |
150 EUR | 200 EUR | 250 EUR |
| Lekari | 175 EUR | 225 EUR | 275 EUR |
Kotizacija
za učesnike uključuje:
•
prisustvo na naučnim predavanjima i pristup izložbenim
prostorima,
• kongresna torba, sažeci i naučni program,
•
koktel dobrodošlice u sredu uveče,
• osveženje tokom pause
(kafa, čaj…),
• ručak u četvrtak i petak.
Kotizacija ne uključuje:
• smeštaj
INFORMACIJE O SMEŠTAJU
Učesnici sami rezervišu smeštaj po izboru. Rezervacije hotela vrše se direktno sa hotelom po vašem izboru.
Navedeni
hoteli, koji se nalaze u neposrednoj blizini mesta održavanja
kongresa,nude
povoljniju cenu za učesnike konferencije:
Hilton
Beograd*****,
mesto održavanja kongresa
Jednokrevetna
soba: 109 EUR / noć
Dvokrevetna
soba: 124 EUR / noć
Argo
Garni Hotel***, 350
metara od mesta održavanja konferencije
Jednokrevetna
soba: 55 EUR / noć
Dvokrevetna
soba: 70 EUR / noć
Slavija
Garni Hotel***,
200 metara od mesta održavanja konferencije
Jednokrevetna
soba: 43 EUR / noć
Dvokrevetna
soba: 50 EUR / noć
Hotel
Slavija*,
200 metara od mesta održavanja konferencije
Standardna
jednokrevetna soba: 18 EUR / noć
Standardna
dvokrevetna soba: 32 EUR / noć
Jednokrevetna
standard plus soba: 27 EUR / noć
Dvokrevetna
standard plus soba: 38 EUR / noć
Gore
navedene cene uključuju doručak i PDV. Cene ne uključuju gradsku
taksu u iznosu od 160 RSD => 1 EUR po osobi po noći.
POSSIBLE TOPICS FOR IFIC 2020 CONFERENCE- ADDITIONS FROM 5 SEPTEMBER 2019 MEETING
| WHO Core Components of IPC 1. IPC Team 2. Evidence based IPC guidelines and standards 3. IPC Education & Training 4. Surveillance 5. Multimodal strategies 6. Monitoring/audit of IPC practices with feedback and program evaluation 7. Workload, staffing, bed occupancy 8. Built environment, hand hygiene facilities, sanitation, environmental health |
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5,6 Surgical Site Infections (SSI)
5,6 Device-associated infections – plenary + workshop
4,5,6 BSI
4,5,6 Pneumonia
4West Nile infection – common in local area; encephalitis
4Migrant infections, migrants as vulnerable populations, STDs, BBP
4Microbiology
CDI diagnostic tests
MDRO: are we aware how big a problem it is?
Screening: what, when, where, and how often?
4 Resistant organisms, including Candida auris, (Lisa Ryan, Brompton) MDR Acinetobacter
2,5,6 Antibiotic Stewardship – COMBACTE
Preliminary results from the CAMBACTE EURECA study (Jesus Bano)
Preliminary results from the COMBACTE ASPIRE ICU study (Marc Bonte)
WHO AMR protocol? (Daniela? –Professor Hanan Balkhy)
2,5,6 Surgical prophylaxis – Antibiotic stewardship from pharmacologic perspective
8 Disinfection/cleaning – what are the standards?
8 The role of the environment, cleaning, and transmission of organisms
8 Robots – what is the place of this process? (UV, etc.)
6,8 Validation of sterilization, evidence of how standards were met
6,8 Validation of environmental cleaning – Martin Kiernan
1 Infection Control Risk Assessment - workshop
5 WHO Hand Hygienemultimodal strategy– how to conduct observations for 5 moments, managing HH audit data
4 Outbreak management – + workshop, including “soft skills,” reducing endemic levels of infections
4 Measles – public health ministry - Immunizations – European experience or US experience?
3 Behavior change – social workers, management/administration
3 PPE use, practical use, demonstration, especially in areas of low resources
1,2,5 Standard precautions as an important method of infection prevention – measuring compliance
3 Using simulation for education
3 Which competencies are important, what is the best way to teach? What’s the most important message? How to ensure competency
1,7 Role differentiation
1,7 Staffing of IC departments – IPS work DO-IPS study: Emma Burnett and colleagues
