With over 35 years' experience in Infection Prevention and Control (IPC), IPC Partners offer expertise and experience to bring solutions to healthcare professionals and industry partners.
IPC Partners was founded to co-develop tailored IPC solutions to support healthcare professionals and industry partners. We help healthcare professionals to reduce the risk of healthcare-associated infections and antimicrobial resistance. We also connect industrial partners with healthcare professionals, supporting them in unlocking key insights which support product development, innovation and research, and market development.
From expert panels to outbreak support
Highlights from Infection Prevention 2025 (IPC Journal Club)
If you missed out on Infection Prevention 2025 in Brighton this year, or if you want to relive some of the best bits, this Journal Club is for you! Dr Jude Robinson, Kerry Holden, and Dr Nneoma Okeke joined Dr Phil Norville and Dr Jon Otter to discuss their highlights from Infection Prevention 2025! We hope that you enjoy the discussion. Journal Club is hosted by IPC Partners (www.ipcpartners.org). IPC Partners is a collaborative of experts providing infection prevention information and solutions to healthcare providers and industry partners.
"Empowering patients to improve hand hygiene" (IPC Journal Club led by Dr Jude Robinson)
This IPC Partners Journal Club was led by Dr Jude Robinson, with Dr Phil Norville and Dr Jon Otter facilitating the Q&A. This session explored the exciting possibilities of empowering patients to improve hand hygiene (and many other aspects of their care!) based on this paper:https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2590088925000204?ref=pdf_download&fr=RR-2&rr=9638d1353c73cdaf The Q&A was great, with lots of reflection on how we productively engage patients in hand hygiene.
20 years of Candida BSI: mortality, recurrence, and resistance (IPC Journal Club)
This Journal Club was led by Dr Nneoma Okeke, with Dr Phil Norville and Dr Jon Otter facilitating the Q&A. This session delved into the paper, which presented an epidemiological evaluation of 20 years of data related to Candida bloodstream infections in Queensland, Australia, providing insights into mortality, recurrence, and resistance. A really interesting Q&A, as ever!
Improving healthcare environmental hygiene helps to keep patients safe
Dr Alexandra Peters / Dr Phil Norville & Dr Jon Otter
Register14:00 - 14:45
08/10/2025
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