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Patient Engagement in Hand Hygiene Promotion: The Keys of Success

Topic	Patient Engagement in Hand Hygiene Promotion: The Keys of Success
Course Type	Workshop
Content	Please refer to Programme Outline
Date	25 October 2018 - 26 October 2018
Venue	Lecture Theatre, G/F, Centre for Health Protection, 147C Argyle Street, Kowloon
Organizer	Infectious Disease Control Training Centre, Hospital Authority/ Infection Control Branch, Centre for Health Protection
Target Group	1. Medical staff and nurses of related specialties who are interested in the subjects 2. Infection control nurses and other healthcare professionals who are involved in infection control
Speakers	Topic Speaker Day One Engaging Patients for Better Care-Patient Empowerment & Engagement in Hospital Authority Dr. Cissy CHOI Experience sharing of patient participation program on hand hygiene in PWH of Hong Kong Dr. Raymond LAI Experience sharing of patient participation program on hand hygiene in Australia Ms. Rachel THOMSON Experience sharing on the patient participation program on hand hygiene in Canada Prof. Yves LONGTIN   Day Two Critical components of implementing a successful patient participation program on hand hygiene in healthcare settings Prof. Yves LONGTIN Experience sharing of patient participation program on hand hygiene in the extended care hospitals in Hong Kong Dr Vincent CHENG  Strategies to improve the hand hygiene compliance of “difficult to engage groups” Ms. Rachel THOMSON Initiatives of hand hygiene promotion in HA hospitals Ms. KONG Man Ying Improving healthcare staff’s hand rubbing skills by digital scanning technology Mr. Mooris LAI Initiatives in the promotion of hand hygiene in healthcare setting Ms. Rachel THOMSON Update of research areas on hand hygiene promotion in healthcare setting Prof. Yves LONGTIN Bacterial resistance to alcohol hand rubs Ms. Rachel THOMSON Chlorhexidine - The solution to all our problems, or time bomb? Prof. Yves LONGTIN
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