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384063
Seventh: now you are ready to demonstrate that you have been successful - how to choose your outcomes?
15 April 2019
Session: Fast and furious in infection control: how to be successful in seven steps!
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384052
Spotting mistakes in infection control: 67 y.o. is admitted to the hospital….
15 April 2019
Session: Fast and furious in infection control: how to be successful in seven steps!
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384051
The EUCIC talk: One Health approach in infection control
15 April 2019
Session: Fast and furious in infection control: how to be successful in seven steps!
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384054
Second: connect surveillance data with clinical and radiological data
15 April 2019
Session: Fast and furious in infection control: how to be successful in seven steps!
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384053
First: build up an efficient, targeted local surveillance system
15 April 2019
Session: Fast and furious in infection control: how to be successful in seven steps!
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384062
Six: Infection control of the hospital environment: instruments, water, bedding, companion animals, … and now also air: what, when, and how?
15 April 2019
Session: Fast and furious in infection control: how to be successful in seven steps!
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384056
Fourth: Planning infection control interventions using modelling and analysis of patients transfers
15 April 2019
Session: Fast and furious in infection control: how to be successful in seven steps!
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384055
Third: organise information flow among infection control, antibiotic stewardship, and microbiology teams
15 April 2019
Session: Fast and furious in infection control: how to be successful in seven steps!
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384257
Endocarditis: brief overview of recent progresses and challenges
15 April 2019
Session: Progress in Infective Endocarditis (IE)
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384261
The nightmare of Mycobacterium chimaera
15 April 2019
Session: Progress in Infective Endocarditis (IE)
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