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Interactive Workshops - 90 minutes

Education, Training and Competencies

Friday's @ 4

Tuesday, June 4, 2024
4:00 PM – 5:30 PM CST
Location: Room 225 AB
CE: 1.5
AEU Credits: 1.5
CME Credits: 1.5
CNE Credits: 1.5
IPCE Credits: 1.5
IPCH Credits: 1.5
Disclosure(s):
Beth Christy , MT, MSHA CIC: No financial relationships to disclose
Crystal Heishman, MBA, MSN, RN, ONC, CIC, CRNI, CPHQ, FAPIC: Nozin: Travel and conference fees for ID Week - Poster Presentation (Terminated, October 13, 2023)
Catherine Kroll, MPH, CIC: No financial relationships to disclose
Frank Myers, MA, FAPIC, CIC, III: No financial relationships to disclose
Molly Hale, MPH, CIC, FAPIC: No financial relationships to disclose
Session Description: Come learn and commiserate with fellow Infection Preventionists about challenging situations that tend to surface at 4pm on a Friday. Attendees will leave the "Fridays @4" session with a renewed sense of motivation, inspiration, or purpose, contributing to their overall well-being and enthusiasm for future endeavors. This session is hosted by the APIC Annual Conference Committee.

Topic 1: Responding to a Variance in HVAC Parameters in a Sterile Processing Department
Speaker: Beth Christy

Topic 2: Zoo & Research Animals in Radiology
Speaker: Crystal Heishman

Topic 3: Follow the Trail: Releasing an Elevator Back to Service After a Mass Transfusion Event
Speaker: Catherine Kroll

Topic 4: Scope Reprocessing Failure – Sometimes the Holes in the Swiss Cheese can Reach Switzerland
Speaker: Frank Myers

Learning Objectives:

  • Identify areas for professional growth and development based on the insights shared in the session, creating a roadmap for their ongoing career advancement.
  • Develop or refine their problem-solving skills related to real-world challenges and potential solutions presented during the session.
  • Apply the knowledge gained from the session to their work, projects, or personal endeavors, translating theoretical insights into practical actions.