Advances in IPC training: participatory and systemic approach

This webinar is designed for IPC professionals interested in infection prevention and control (IPC), education, and emergency response, especially in Low and Middle Income Countries

Chaired by Amanda Daniels, the webinar panel includes Jerome Dooga of the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control and Prevention, Flora Haderer of the Centre for International Health, Robert Koch Institute and Emilio Hornsey of the Rapid Support Team at the UK Health Security Agency.

Why You Should Attend

✔️ Strengthen Your IPC Response during Emergencies
Learn about a new decision making tool for IPC capacity during public health emergencies, in low-resource settings.

✔️ Gain Tools for Community-Centred Learning and Engagement
Explore participatory learning methods that empower frontline health workers to co-design and sustain IPC practices.

✔️ Bridge Strategy and Practice
Understand how top-down strategy and bottom-up approaches can work together to enhance IPC training

✔️ Learn from Real-World Experience
Hear case studies, insights, and lessons learned from professionals working in areas with limited resources

✔️ Build Your Professional Network
Engage with international peers through the Infection Prevention Society’s International Engagement Network, fostering collaboration and shared learning.

✔️ Contribute to the Global Dialogue on IPC in Emergencies
Share your own experiences and contribute to shaping more inclusive and effective IPC strategies.

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