Global infection prevention and control 2018-22: a call for action EUNETIPS contribution Daniele Celotto Silvio Brusaferro – EUNETIPS board coordinator
Agenda • GIPCN call for action • EUNETIPS: presentation of the network • EUNETIPS: answers to the priorities for IPC
Agenda • GIPCN call for action • EUNETIPS: presentation of the network • EUNETIPS: answers to the priorities for IPC
GIPC Network - WHO
The Lancet Global Health, Volume 5, ISSUE 12, Pe1178-e1180, December 01, 2017
Agenda • GIPCN call for action • EUNETIPS: presentation of the network • EUNETIPS: answers to the priorities for IPC
The beginning • Berlin, November 2008 • 12 European scientific and professional societies involved in Healthcare Associated Infection (HAI) – conveyed that to cooperate and to share experiences is necessary in the European area (not just EU) – agreed not to form a new European scientific and professional society – proposed a formal network as the way to start a cooperation and collaboration
Why a Network 1 • In Europe many scientific and professional societies exist to support research and to promote knowledge, attitudes, good practices and training on infection prevention and control • it respects and assumes the value of histories, traditions, activities and specificities of the existing scientific and professional societies; • it leaves each country to evolve at its pace and to respect local characteristics; • it retains formal contact, shares initiatives, experiences, promotes joint projects, etc.;
Why a Network 2 • it guarantees mutual support both for critical situations and for specific needs; • It is more effective in lobbying and advocating HAI prevention at the different levels (regional, national, international); • It is more visible for the media, for the public opinion and for the professional and scientific arena; • it makes available to European Union, European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control, international institutions and other stake holders, a wide spread network (common platform) able to support work programs, guaranteeing expertise, channels of communication and feedback.
Board • Coordinator: Silvio Brusaferro (Italy) • Vice-coordinator: Walter Popp (Germany) • Secretary: Birgitta Lytsy (Sweden) • Treasurer: Paul Bergervoet (Netherlands) • Additional 4 members: Pierre Parneix (France) Angel Asensio Vegas (Spain) Liljana Markovic Denic (Serbia) Rose Gallagher (UK)
Our meetings in the last 10 years • 27-28 November 2008 – Berlin - • 15 November 2014 – Lyon The beginning • 30 April 2015 Berlin • 11-12 June 2009 - Stockholm • 03 December 2015 Milan • 20-21 May 2011 - Copenhagen • 07 December 2016 Amsterdam • 12 October 2011 - Venice – • 31 May 2017 Bruxelles Signature of the Network Statutes • 7 December 2017 - London • 26 October 2012 – Bruxelles • 6-7 December 2018 – Berlin Decennial meeting • 28 June 2013 - Geneva • 6 December 2013 - Berlin
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NATIONAL SCIENTIFIC AND PROFESSIONAL SOCIETIES SOCIETY NAME Austria Austrian Society for Infection Control (ASIC) Belgium Belgian Infection Control Society (BICS) National Center of Infections and Parasitic Diseases (NCIPD) Bulgaria Bulgarian Association for Patients Defense (BAPD) Bulgarian Association for prevention and Infection Control (BULNOSO) Croatia Croatian Society for Medical Microbiology and Parasitology, Section for HCAI Prevention and Control Danish Society of Clinical Microbiology (DSKM) Denmark Danish Society for Infection Control Nurses (FSFH) Estonia Estonian Nursing Society France French Society of Hospital Hygiene (SF2H) Germany German Society of Hospital Hygiene (DGKH) Hungary Hungarian Society of Infection Control --- Iceland Società Italiana Multidisciplinare per la Prevenzione delle Infezioni nelle Organizzazioni Sanitarie (SIMPIOS) Italy Società Italiana di Igiene Medicina Preventiva e Sanità Pubblica (SITI) Associazione Nazionale Medici di Direzione Ospedaliera (ANMDO) Kosovo National Institute of Public Health of Kosovo (NIPH) Malta MALTA College of pathologists Netherlands Dutch Society of infection Prevention and Control in the Health Care Setting (VHIG) Polish Medical Hygiene Association (PMHA) Poland Polish Society of Hospital Infections (PTZS) Portugal Associação Portuguesa de Infecção Hospitalar (APIH) Romania Romanian Society of Microbiology (RSM) Serbia Serbian Association of prevention and infection Control (SAPIC) Spain Spanish Society for Prevention Medicine, Public Health and Hospital Hygiene (SEMPSPH) Sweden Swedish Association for Infection Control (SAIC) Switzerland Spécialistes Infirmiers en Prévention de l'Infection (SIPI) Royal College of Nursing (RCN) United Kingdom Healthcare Infection Society (HIS) Infection prevention Society (IPS)
Promotion of Web site EUNETIPS shared positions www.eunetips.eu Promotes, shares and supports training activities Scientific and of its members Lobbying at professional international level meetings Promotion of Shared knowledge studies, about societies Sharing training initiatives, documents, etc. videos, etc
Agenda • GIPCN call for action • EUNETIPS: presentation of the network • EUNETIPS: answers to the priorities for IPC
The Lancet Global Health, Volume 5, ISSUE 12, Pe1178-e1180, December 01, 2017
• Environmental cleaning • Air Quality in Operating Theatres • Mandatory and Recommended National indicators on IPC • Management of non-compliance to IPC standards
The Lancet Global Health, Volume 5, ISSUE 12, Pe1178-e1180, December 01, 2017
IPC core competencies in undergraduates: Doctors Nurses Midwifes Other health professionals
ICP core competencies 1= not a priority 2= low priority 3= medium priority 4= high priority 5= essential Priority level Domain Level Competence Comments Nurses and Other health MDs midwifes professionals
The Lancet Global Health, Volume 5, ISSUE 12, Pe1178-e1180, December 01, 2017
Website www.eunetips.eu
Newsletter and national and international events / campaigns promotion
Heidi Schijf 2018
21-23 May Ruolo e proposte di EUNETIPS per il controllo delle IOS/ICA in Europa Silvio Brusaferro
The Lancet Global Health, Volume 5, ISSUE 12, Pe1178-e1180, December 01, 2017
Videos and youtube channel eunetips 2017
The Lancet Global Health, Volume 5, ISSUE 12, Pe1178-e1180, December 01, 2017
1. Collaborations with European professional and scientific societies 2. Participation to network and Joint Actions
European Joint Action on antimicrobial resistance and healthcare-associated infections (EU-JAMRAI) ( September 1, 2017-August 31, 2020) To foster synergies among EU Member States (MS) by developing and implementing effective One Health policies to fight the rising threat of antimicrobial resistance (AMR) and to reduce healthcare-associated infections (HCAI)
EU EU-JA JAMRAI: 44 p partners from om 28 c 28 coun untries es and m mor ore than 30 s 30 stak akeho eholder ders
EU EU-JAM AMRAI’s g gener eneral al obj bjec ectives es: 1. To identify and test evidence-based measures to address AMR and HCAI in different contexts and provide recommendations to policymakers. 2. To bring together different networks of policymakers, experts and organizations working on AMR and HCAI. 3. To promote: • The One Health approach; • One Health in all policies concept; • Health in all policies concept. 4. To produce concrete recommendations and promote awareness and commitment by governments and stakeholders for a European contribution to international initiatives.
Promotion of Web site EUNETIPS shared positions www.eunetips.eu Promotes, shares and supports training activities Scientific and of its members Lobbying at professional international level meetings Promotion of Shared knowledge studies, about societies Sharing training initiatives, documents, etc. videos, etc
Working for the next 10 years on AMR for patient safety and IPC Thank you
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