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PHD Stipend opportunity: Communities of Practice in Residential Aged Care: Can they address know-do gaps in infection prevention and control?

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    ACIPC Members may be interested in the following opportunity:

    PhD Stipend, Melbourne School of Health Sciences, University of Melbourne (in collaboration with the Melbourne Medical School and Royal Melbourne Hospital)

    Applications are invited for the MRFF funded PhD Stipend in Implementation Science

    Application deadline: 17 September 2021

    Award amount: $31,200 per annum for a maximum of 3 years to be paid in fortnightly instalments

    Project title: Communities of Practice in Residential Aged Care: Can they address know-do gaps in infection prevention and control?

    Communities of practice (COPs) in health care show promise for collaborative learning and for improving the quality of care that patients receive. A CoP is proposed to have three defining characteristics: a shared domain of interest (members have shared competence); the community (members engage in joint activities, help each other and share information); and shared practice (members are practitioners who develop a shared repertoire of resources, experiences and tools) (http://www.communityofpractice.ca/background/what-is-a-community-of-practice/).

    The PhD program of research will investigate this question in the context of an MRFF-funded study, “IMpleMenting Effective infection prevention and control in ReSidential aged carE (IMMERSE)”. The candidate will work directly with the project team to investigate the features of COPs among nurse infection prevention and control leads that improve infection control practices in residential aged care facilities.

    You will be supervised by Professors Jill Francis and Kwang Lim with additional supervisors drawn from the IMMERSE study team.

    For more information and to submit an application please follow this link:

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    https://melbourneuni.au1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_8Dk5qqGiHjAtPDw?Q_DL5cxcJkZC2F88elq_8Dk5qqGiHjAtPDw_MLRP_9HmoLdytrFVgYoC&Q_CHLemail

    Enquiries regarding the specifics of the research project should be directed to Professor Jill Francis mailto:jillian.francis@unimelb.edu.au

    Kind regards,
    Sara Kirby
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