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Seminars offered per year: 3
Seminar Leader: Mark Beilke, MD
Faculty Participating: Richard Witzig, Ruth Berggren, Rodrigo Hasbun, T4 preceptors (TBA), Pediatric ID fellows (TBA)
Offered:
- August 22nd, 2005 at 1:00pm
- October 17th, 2005 at 1:00pm
Sign up for this seminar.
General Objectives
- To understand the problem of emerging antibiotic resistance, both in the U.S.
and world-wide
- To review strategies for rationale use of antibiotic prescribing in the outpatient
setting
- To review strategies for targeted, pathogen-specific antibiotic prescribing in
the inpatient setting
- To review strategies for surveillance of nosocomial infections and to learn how
infection control committees function in hospitals.
Students
Minimum Number: 4
Maximum Number: 8
Agenda
Total time of seminar = 180 minutes
- Lecture = none
- Reading assigned articles = 30 minutes
- Working in pairs = 30 minutes
- Working in small group = 40 minutes
- Total group discussion = 40 minutes
- Break = 10 minutes
- Time allotted as needed = 30 minutes
Introductory Talk for Activities 1 and 2 - 20 minutes
Activity 1: Health Ed. About Appropriate Antibiotic Use/Non-Use - 30 minutes
Activity 2: Antibiotic Choices and Features that Influence Physicians - 30 minutes
Break-10 minutes
Introductory Talk for Activities 3 and 4 - 20 minutes
Activity 3: Nosocomial Infections: Role of the Infect. Control Committee - 30 min.
Activity 4: Differentiating Colonization v. Infections to prevent antibiotic overuse - 30 minutes
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