IPC Partners
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.
Supporting Healthcare Professionals & 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
IPC Partners offer a range of services and support to healthcare professionals and industry partners.
Journal Clubs and Insight Webinars
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Strategic IPC service review: IPC Partnership with an NHS hospital group in London
See how an independent IPC service review helped an NHS Trust identify strengths, address vulnerabilities and develop a practical roadmap for improvement.
IPC Partnership with T Safe
Discover how IPC Partners helped T Safe build confidence in healthcare water safety, IPC and governance through a bespoke six-module training programme.
Risk assessment: IPC Partnership with Izzi Renovations to undertake an IPC risk assessment for a proposed ophthalmic clinic in London
Discover how IPC Partners helped shape a new London ophthalmic clinic through an early IPC design risk assessment, improving safety, compliance and workflow efficiency.
Training: IPC Partnership with Elipse Health to develop accessible, evidence‑based environmental hygiene training
Accessible, evidence‑based environmental hygiene training developed by IPC Partners in partnership with Elipse Health to strengthen infection prevention practice globally - combining scientific insight with practical tools for real‑world, low‑resource healthcare settings.
Academic literature review: IPC Partnership with Kurin
Case study on how IPC Partners and Kurin collaborated to publish a peer‑reviewed Journal of Hospital Infection review on preventing blood culture contamination using blood culture diversion devices.
Next Journal Club / Insight Webinar
View Journal ClubTop 10 IPC papers of the past year: priority pathogens and AI
Dr Jon Otter / Dr Phil Norville
Register14:00 - 14:45
21/10/2026
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