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IPAC 2018 Registrationbrochure REGISTRATION & SECOND CALL FOR ABSTRACTS Co-Hosted by IPAC Southern Alberta a chapter of Infection Prevention and Control Canada Where to find... 1 Conference Objectives Language of the Conference Dress Code 2 2018 Scientific Program Committee 3 Spectacular Banff 4 Town of Banff Map 5 Conference Venue – Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity 6 Banff Centre Map 7 Conference Week at a Glance 8 Meetings and Special Events Schedule 9 Run or Walk for IFIC 11 Call for Abstracts 13 Oral and Poster Presentations Abstract Awards Handouts Expert Poster Walk Conference App 14 Awards & Scholarships 15 Featured Presenters 17 Pre-Conference Sessions 20 Conference Education Sessions 25 The Exhibit Hall Experience 26 Conference Registration 27 Registration Form / Session Choices 30 Important Dates to Remember 31 Conference App 32 For More Information Cover photos from Banff & Lake Louise Tourism: Paul Zizka Photography and Noel Hendrickson The theme was developed by the 2018 Scientific Program Committee. Logo design by Edge Advertising, Winnipeg, Manitoba Banff & Lake Louise Tourism | Paul Zizka Photography CONFERENCE Objectives IPAC Canada invites you to immerse yourself in the rugged manage those complex problems we all encounter from time to beauty of the Rocky Mountains in Banff, Alberta. This is an ideal time in our practice. Make sure to pick up tips for teaching and place to embark on paths of discovery surrounded by communicating key messages or engaging physicians through spectacular scenery, towering peaks and alpine lakes. The the use of simulation. conference will be held in the Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity. While adventures in infection prevention and control are Nestled in the heart of a UNESCO world heritage site and exciting, the going can get tough, and we can feel weary or Canada’s first national park, the Centre’s goal is to provide an discouraged. Sometimes we need to stop, take in the view atmosphere that inspires creativity and innovation. All Infection and have a bit of nourishment. Discover opportunities during Prevention and Control Professionals (ICPs) and healthcare the conference to reflect, rejuvenate, and reengage with your providers are invited to set up base camp and prepare for a goals and aspirations. As Sir Edmund Hillary said, “It’s not the journey that will have us traversing established pathways, mountain we conquer, but ourselves”. It is not always the belaying with our colleagues and navigating through crevasses grand adventures that transform. A nugget of wisdom, a bit on a stimulating journey that will lead us to the summit. of information, or a new contact can start an avalanche that Every adventure starts with an idea or dream that is nurtured has a resounding impact. and reworked until it becomes reality. “All mountain landscapes Objectives for the 2018 conference are to: hold stories: the ones we read, the ones we dream, and the ones we create” (Editor’s Note, The Alpinist, April 1, 2010). The 1. Inspire the discovery of new ideas and innovations to conference will bring both expert and novice ICPs, dynamic advance and transform knowledge into infection prevention speakers and influential stakeholders together through and control practice. Imagine how embarking on new networking, sharing of expertise, and the desire to pursue adventures and journeys will turn into realities. knowledge to forge ahead and realize our aspirations in 2. Challenge our knowledge and understanding of existing infection prevention and control. practices as we climb to new heights, continuing to build As on any journey or adventure ICPs encounter challenges and refine our skills along with practices as we explore the complex challenges and issues across the various and obstacles in practice that can be daunting, frustrating healthcare sectors and sometimes overwhelming. Our keynote speaker will explore such experiences and provide inspiring perspectives 3. Strengthen foundations that provide us with core knowledge that will help us to embrace and overcome such challenges and skills that are used on a daily basis. Whether treading on and obstacles, helping us to achieve our professional familiar ground, or navigating new paths, we need to always goals and dreams. be prepared, paying attention to ourselves as health providers, making sure our resources are Before starting our official journey, prepare current and reflect best practices, so we to check your equipment and supplies by are prepared for the unexpected. attending the preconference day which will LANGUAGE OF 4. Provide opportunities to network, share offer three exciting learning pathways: THE CONFERENCE explore the slippery slopes of disinfection, stories and build collaborations through The language of the discover expeditions in construction, and experience, lessons learned, and conference is English. address the challenges of infection successes realized. prevention and control in Aboriginal health. 5. Promote awareness of new approaches, CONFERENCE new technologies, products, resources These sessions are primed to look at DRESS CODE existing and future trends. The climb to the and tools that can assist us in our All education sessions summit begins when we transition into the professional endeavours. and meetings: full conference program: explore infection Casual 6. Showcase IPAC Canada’s commitment control in operating and procedure rooms, to serve as a pre-eminent source of Special Events: continuing care, care in the community, infection prevention and control expertise Casual and prehospital service. Discuss how to in Canada. 1 2018 SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM Committee Scientific Program Chair Community/Public Health Member-at-Large Gwyneth Meyers BSc MSc PhD Representative Anne Augustin MLT CIC Alberta Health Services Suzanne Rowland Public Health Ontario Calgary, Alberta RN BScN CIC CCHN(C) Cambridge, Ontario Ottawa Public Health Scientific Program Co-Chair Ottawa, Ontario Industry Representative Natasha Salt BSc BASc CPHI CIC Nicole Kenny BSc Assoc Chem Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre Medical Microbiology/ Virox Technologies Inc. Toronto, Ontario Infectious Diseases Oakville, Ontario Joseph Kim MD FRCPC Acute Care Representative Rockyview General Hospital IPAC Canada Zahir Hirji RN BScN MHSc CIC Calgary, Alberta Gerry Hansen BA The Scarborough and Rouge Hospital Executive Director Scarborough, Ontario IPAC Southern Alberta Karen Cargill RN BN GNC(C) Long Term Care Representative Alberta Health Services Lola Gushue BN RN CIC Innisfail, Alberta Central Health Gander, Newfoundland and Labrador IPAC SOUTHERN ALBERTA CONFERENCE PLANNING OFFICE Volunteer Coordinator Pascale Daigneault, Conference Coordinator Dione Kolodka BSc MSc CIC Tosin Onanuga,Conference Coordinator Alberta Health Services Kelli Wagner, Administrative Assistant/Registration Supervisor Calgary, Alberta PO Box 46125 RPO Westdale Winnipeg MB R3R 3S3 Run/Walk for IFIC Coordinators Tel: 204.897.5990 / 1.866.999.7111 Fax: 204.895.9595 Kathryn Linton MSc CIC [email protected] Rockyview General Hospital www.ipac-canada.org Calgary, Alberta 2 Spectacular Banff! Banff & Lake Louise Tourism | Paul Zizka Photography TYPICAL MAY WEATHER IN BANFF May in Banff is a bit temperamental and Banff is a resort town in the province of Alberta, located within Banff unpredictable. You can experience National Park. The peaks of Mt. Rundle and Mt. Cascade, part of the anything from a snow storm to nice, warm Rocky Mountains, dominate its skyline. and sunny weather. Towards the end of On Banff Avenue, the main thoroughfare, boutiques and restaurants May, the weather starts to warm up and all mix with château-style hotels and souvenir shops. The surrounding the lakes that froze over in the colder 6,500 square kilometres of parkland are home to wildlife including elk, months will start to melt. deer and grizzly bears. The average daytime temperatures are Banff’s majestic scenery can be enjoyed at many local spots, including generally around 15oC (58oF), whereas the the Bow Valley, Banff Upper Hot Springs and the Banff Gondola up minimum average temperatures during the o o Sulphur Mountain. The town of Banff itself is peppered with intriguing night are around 2 C (about 35 F). museums, galleries, cafes and boutiques just waiting for you to explore. Be prepared for both the forecast and the unforecast weather! Banff is only 90-minutes from Calgary International Airport, and is easily accessible by car, Banff Airporter, or Brewster Banff Airport Express. Banff Airporter – www.banffairporter.com Brewster Banff Airport Express – www.brewster.ca/transportation/brewster-banff-airport-express Banff National Park National Park fees are not included in conference registration. Daily park fees are payable upon entering the park by private transportation. Click here for current park entrance fees. Park fees are included in Banff Airporter or Brewster Express fares. You do not need to purchase a park pass if you arrive by public bus, shuttle, taxi or tour Banff & Lake Louise Tourism | www.banfflakelouise.com group. You are not required to carry or present a pass as a pedestrian Town of Banff | http://banff.ca while in the parks. 3 To Canmore / Calgary Mount Norquay Scene Drive TRANS CANADA HIGHWAY to Lake Louise Vermilion Lakes Drive BANFF AVENUE Norquay Road TUNNEL MOUNTAIN ROAD MOUNT VIEW BARBECUE Moose Street TUNNEL Wolf Street MOUNTAIN Lynx Street TUNNEL St. Julien Road MOUNTAIN ROAD Otter Street Grizzly Street t AVENUE e BANFF AVENUE e r t S e Wolverin TUNNEL MOUNTAIN ROAD BANFF St. Buffalo Street Julien Way Sundance
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