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l Raise the profile of SSI. l Share a suite of resources to support quality improvement in surgical care, based on current guidance.
l Engage healthcare professionals and institutions to make a difference at every level to reduce SSI and improve patient outcomes.
l Share best practice across all specialties. l Leverage the strength and reach of professional associations, industry partners and online platforms to educate and engage.
The programme OneTogether UK Expert Conference features a diverse and informative one-day programme, featuring top experts in the field of SSI. Delegates can look forward to the following sessions: l Why Surveillance is Needed and Where to Start - Jo Taylor, Deputy DIPC and Consultant Nurse.
l OneTogether Resources - Debbie Xuerub, Advanced Practice Nurse IPC.
l Beyond the Hospital: Understanding the Impact of Post-Discharge Surveillance vs. Surgical Wound Monitoring - Melissa Rochon, Trust Lead for SSI Surveillance, Research & Innovation.
l Human Factors: Practical OneTogether Strategies - Matt Ashman, National Lead, Theatre & Recovery Services.
l Supporting Harmed Patients - Lisa O’Dwyer, Director of Legal Services.
l Patient Safety Incident Response Framework (PSIRF) - Samantha Machin, Associate Director or Patient Safety.
Reasons to attend
Thinking of attending OneTogether UK Expert Conference 2025 but need some help convincing your manager to send you? Highlight these top five reasons to attend to your line manager when discussing your attendance: 1. Professional development - Attending OneTogether UK Expert Conference 2025 will provide you with opportunities to enhance your skills, knowledge and expertise in the area of SSI.
2. Return on investment (time and expense) – Infection prevention and control is a dynamic field with constant developments in technology, treatments, and best practices. Attending this conference will allow you to stay updated on industry trends and evidence- based practices, ensuring that you can provide the highest quality care to your patients.
3. Promotes continuous learning culture - By supporting your attendance at OneTogether
l Using OneTogether to Improve Practice - Pat Cattini, Corporate Director Infection Prevention and Control.
l Management of Wound Infection After Caesarean Section - Sarah Winfield, Consultant Obstetrician.
l Royal Papworth - Eleonora Iervella, Surgical Pathway Infection Control Nurse.
l An ODP in IP&C - Emma Marshall, Senior Infection Control Practitioner.
UK Expert Conference 2025, your manager demonstrates a commitment to fostering a culture of continuous learning and professional development within the organisation. This can contribute to employee satisfaction, commitment and retention.
4. Networking opportunities – OneTogether UK Expert Conference 2025 offers a valuable networking opportunity where you can connect with professionals, experts and peers in your field. Building and maintaining professional relationships can lead to collaboration and knowledge sharing.
5. Enhanced motivation and engagement - Attending OneTogether UK Expert Conference 2025 may help reignite your passion for your work and boost your motivation and engagement. Learning from industry leaders and interacting with like-minded professionals can rejuvenate your enthusiasm for your field.
The full programme is available at: https://
fitwise.eventsair.com/onetogether2025/ programme Last year’s event proved to be a great success with delegates, who shared their positive feedback about the educational programme: l 98.7% of survey respondents rated the overall conference as ‘very good’ or ‘good’. l All sessions last year were well received
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