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APCIC20 - In this presentation, Shayna will discuss her undergraduate study on the prevalence of Methicillin-resistant staphylococcus aureus in non-emergency ambulances.
This webinar session discussed an airlines tale of repatriation from the epicentre of COVID-19.
The webinar will cover the roles and responsibilities of London Ambulance Service (LAS) staff during COVID, how COVID evolved and how this impacted patient care and lessons learnt from the pandemic.
This presentation will discuss why does Infection Control matter? (perhaps this is a moot point in today’s situation?) How does this impact on the paramedic profession and what are the challenges to implementing this across that industry?
Registered Psychologist Adele Saunders talks with Mitch Mullooly about how we can gain a sense of control in the continuing face of uncertainty with the ongoing global pandemic.
ACP in conjunction with Outback Responders present a webinar on ‘Crusted Scabies – with Sharon Troncoso from One Disease’ .
Presented by Lisa McLeod at STUCON19 NSW.
Ambulance Victoria has produced a series of instructional infection control videos for its staff. Video topics include hand hygiene, personal protective equipment (PPE), fitting a mask and vehicle cleaning and decontamination.
This 30-minute online training module is for health care workers in all settings. It covers the fundamentals of infection prevention and control for COVID-19.
Emergency Services Show 2017. Looking at similar symptoms coming from a variety of different pathogens.