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| On Jan 17 2006 1:03PM melanie.kay wrote: |
Hi All,
Does anyone know of any short courses which may be of interest to myself- I have missed out on the ICN course in Leeds this month, and was wondering if there was anything I could do in the meantime related to work. |
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| On Jan 17 2006 3:01PM debbie.king wrote: |
There is one at City Hospital, Birmingham - 3 days in february aimed at new ICN in post. Sorry I don't have a contact number but it is Christina Bradley at Hospital Infection Research LAboratory
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| On Jan 17 2006 3:01PM debbie.king wrote: |
There is one at City Hospital, Birmingham - 3 days in february aimed at new ICN in post. Sorry I don't have a contact number but it is Christina Bradley at Hospital Infection Research LAboratory
Debbie |
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| On Jan 18 2006 3:14PM pamsimmons wrote: |
On behalf of Oxoid, I would like to give you details of the Oxoid Infection
Control Seminar Day that will be held on 9 May 2006 at the 4 star Crewe Hall
Hotel in Crewe, Cheshire. This seminar day is free to attend (although
places must be booked in advance) and is CPD accredited by the Royal College
of Nursing. The agenda for the day has still to be finalised, but to give
you an idea its value one of last year"s attendees said the day was 'By far
the most informative infection control conference that I have attended' and
another said it was 'Better than many infection control courses that I have
paid for'. If you would like to register for more information about this
year"s event, please email: [email protected] Please mark your email
'Infection Control Seminar Day'.
Pam Simmons
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| On Jan 19 2006 10:14AM janet.mcculloch wrote: |
This question comes up all the time doesn"t it. The old ICNA publication on
educational opportunities is still on the website but is now out of date.
Would it be possible to put an up-to-date list of courses on the website?
If we put out a general call for information I"m sure it wouldn"t take long
to compile a simple list and contact details that could be a starting point
for people.
Janet
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| On Jan 23 2006 6:12PM judy.potter wrote: |
Hi Janet et al,
This is a tricky one these days because there are so many courses of variable quality. In the days when it was either the Birmingham/Colindale or Manchester courses (plus Irish and Scottish equivalents) which were all quite similar it was no problem but now it's another world. Many Uni's run single module infection control courses (link nurse type courses), some run a whole programme of study leading to a Batchelor or Masters degree.
Clearly, the ICNA cannot 'approve' any of these courses but I will raise with the NEC( 4/5 Feb 2006). However, I know this has been considered in recent years and the sheer volume may make this problematic.
Judy |
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 ICNA Community Network MeetingPlease note the next Community ICNA meeting is on the, Wednesday 6th September 2006 and will be held at Eastman Dental Hospital, London.
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