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02/08/2021 at 5:20 pm #78274
COVID-19 podcast – Your questions answered. Submit your questions now.
Need ideas around practical ways to manage COVID-19 issues in your facility? Have your questions answered in an upcoming podcast.
In this podcast, we will pose questions to a panel. This is in the spirit of sharing the challenges and some potential solutions. The panel includes Prof Kirsty Buising and Prof Marion Kainer. Both have had considerable experience in working with COVID-19 in their facilities.
How to submit your question
We invite you to send you podcast questions to Brett Mitchell. This can be done via email brett.mitchell@newcastle.edu.au with the subject heading “COVID Podcast” or via Twitter. If via Twitter include the handle @1healthau and #podcastThe podcast will be published on “Infection Control Matters” which is free and can be accessed via Apple podcast, Spotify, Google podcast or the website. https://infectioncontrolmatters.podbean.com/
You can then listen to this at your own convenience.
We intend to run the podcast soon, so please send in your question ideally before Sunday 8th August.
For full transparency, the podcast is free to listen to, no speaker or host is paid or remunerated in any way, the podcast is not sponsored and does not receive any funding.
Kind regards
Brett
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