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Page 1: 3M Infection Prevention Education Network | June 2012 Webinars

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June 2012 Webinars

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3M Infection Prevention Education Network | June 2012 Webinars

June 11 | How to Lower the Risk of an Infection in Total Joint Replacement Surgery Speakers: • Calin S. Moucha, MDLearning Objectives:• Identify the bacteriology and emerging resistance patterns of orthopaedic infections • Discuss the importance of being able to make a business case for evaluation of a clinically-relevant product to

improve patient outcomes • Describe local and national initiatives for controlling and preventing orthopaedic infections• Identify current trends in optimizing patients preoperatively in order to minimize the risk of infections• Describe the basic tenants of successful antibiotic prophylaxis in orthopedic surgery: choice of antimicrobial,

timing of administration, and duration of use• Describe the current trends and appropriate indications for administration of prophylactic antibiotics in a variety of

orthopaedic procedures• Identify intraoperative cost-effective decisions that could lead to a diminished incidence of postoperative

infections

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3M Infection Prevention Education Network | June 2012 Webinars

June 12 | Panel Discussion: Preparing for a CMS Audit in the Ambulatory Surgery Center - Challenges and Successes

Speakers: • PanelLearning Objectives:• Discuss the importance of having Infection Prevention expertise in the ASC setting• Discuss the importance of collaboration between disciplines in an effort to improve outcomes for patients

June 27 | Clean It Up! Using Environmental Monitoring Techniques to Improve your Cleaning Process

Speakers: • Nancy Havill, Infection Preventionist, Infection Prevention and Epidemiology, Hospital of St. Raphael

New Haven, CTLearning Objectives:• Evaluate if an environmental surface is at risk for environmental contamination• Describe which MDRO’s are most often found on environmental surfaces• Discuss how monitoring can be used to identify areas for improving the environmental hygiene status in a

healthcare setting• Compare the advantages and disadvantages of the various environmental monitoring technologies


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