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27/11/2014 at 2:43 pm #71666
As this was my first attendance to an ACIPC conference, I was overwhelmed with all the presentations. The topics were so appropriate and I have gained and increased my knowledge. Also a big thank you to the organizers. You all did a great job in organizing this conference. Ann ReddyClinical Service CoordinatorKingston SE/Robe MPSYoung Street, Kingston,South EastSouth Australia5275Email; anna_m_reddy@yahoo.com.au
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28/11/2014 at 10:58 am #71672I think the ACIPC 2014 conference in Adelaide was a great event, and I was especially delighted in the quality of the presentations from Australian and international speakers. I was challenged to review current practice on many occasions. My personal favourite presentation was from Peta-Anne Zimmerman and Matt Mason on the use of zombie pop culture in infection prevention and control education. I think a future plenary session involving watermelons, cricket bats and chain saws should be organised! 🙂
Thanks to all who made this such a great conference, including the many delegates and trade exhibitors. Let’s do it all again, and better, in Tassie next year!
Cheers
MichaelMichael Wishart
Infection Control Coordinator
Holy Spirit Northside Private Hospital
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________________________________As this was my first attendance to an ACIPC conference, I was overwhelmed with all the presentations. The topics were so appropriate and I have gained and increased my knowledge. Also a big thank you to the organizers. You all did a great job in organizing this conference.
Ann Reddy
Clinical Service Coordinator
Kingston SE/Robe MPS
Young Street, Kingston,South East
South Australia
5275
Email; anna_m_reddy@yahoo.com.au
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