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1 SHAIPI: Future Collaboration and Capacity Building
10th March 2017

2 Val Ness, Glasgow Caledonian University
Managing patients without prescribing an antibiotic- Counting beliefs that count Val Ness, Glasgow Caledonian University

3 Source: Health Communication Capacity Collaborative (HC3)
Managing patients without prescribing an antibiotic - counting beliefs that count.

4 Ayorinde Akinbobola, University of the West of Scotland
Evaluating the impact of biofilm on high-level disinfection of semi-critical medical equipment Ayorinde Akinbobola, University of the West of Scotland

5 Ayorinde Akinbobola (2nd year PhD UWS) High level disinfection
Impact of biofilm on bacterial survival of high level disinfection and implication for endoscope reprocessing Ayorinde Akinbobola (2nd year PhD UWS) High level disinfection An endoscope is an investigative and screening device used to examine the inside of the body to diagnose or treat medical disorders Flexible endoscopes Objectives of the research Evaluate the impact of biofilm on bacterial survival following disinfection employing PAA. Elucidate mechanism of biofilm tolerance to PAA Planktonic Endoscopes disinfection failures Biofilm Biofilm in endoscopes Matteo Cavaliere and Maurizio Iemma (2015) Peracetic acid (PAA) PAA is very active against planktonic cells Biofilm showed reduced susceptibility to PAA

6 Tackling Enterococcal Infections with Genomics
Martin McHugh, University of St Andrews

7 Tackling Enterococcal Infections with Genomics
Martin McHugh PhD Student, Infection Group, University of St Andrews Clinical Scientist, Dept of Microbiology, NHS Lothian Picture: Enterococcus faecalis bacteria. Britannica ImageQuest, Encyclopædia Britannica [accessed 7 Mar 2017]

8 Ryan Kean, University of the West of Scotland
Inter-kingdom biofilm communities: Candida albicans and Staphylococcus aureus interactions Ryan Kean, University of the West of Scotland

9 Inter-Kingdom Biofilm Communities:
Candida albicans and Staphylococcus aureus interactions Ryan Kean 1. Model Development1 3. Antimicrobial Resistance1 2. Pathogenesis1 4. Mechanistics2,3 1Kean et al Front. Micro.; 2Rajendran et al Sci. Rep.; 3Weidt et al Metabolomics

10 Genomic characterisation of S. aureus from Intravenous Drug Users
Prince Agyirey-Kwakye, University of St Andrews

11 Genomic Characterisation Of S. aureus from Injecting Drug Users
Prince Agyirey-Kwakye - PhD Student, Infection Group – University of St Andrews Biomedical Scientist – NHS Fife, Clinical Microbiology & Infection Control Collaborators: Prof Matt Holden, Prof Stephen H. Gillespie, Dr. Keith Morris, & Prof Alex Baldacchinno

12 Shaun Robertson, University of the West of Scotland
Investigation of the Antimicrobial Properties of Modified Multilayer Diamond-like Carbon Coatings on 316 Stainless Steel Shaun Robertson, University of the West of Scotland

13 Investigation of the Antimicrobial Properties of Modified Multilayer Diamond-like Carbon Coatings on 316 Stainless Steel Biofilm related problems Deposition of modified DLC Scalability & Application Shaun Robertson

14 Lisa Ritchie, Glasgow Caledonian University
A quasi-experimental study of the effectiveness of admission risk assessment and pre-emptive patient cohorting in the control of MRSA spread Lisa Ritchie, Glasgow Caledonian University

15 31 / 38 of these patients were in a cohort room
A quasi-experimental study of the effectiveness of admission risk assessment and pre-emptive patient cohorting in the control of MRSA cross-transmission Phase 2 (patient cohorting) Phase 1 & 3 (patient isolation) Study sample 4562 patients full set of MRSA admission screen swabs 3641 patients (79.8%) MRSA positive lab result 154 (4.2%) MRSA lab positive on admission 116 (3.2%) MRSA lab positive on weekly/ discharge screening 38 (1.0%) 31 / 38 of these patients were in a cohort room

16 In vitro modelling of chronic wound infections
Eleanor Townsend, University of the West of Scotland

17 Understanding Diabetic Foot Ulcers: Eleanor Townsend
1. Microbiome Analysis 4. Host Response What’s microbiologically important? What is the mechanism of pathogenesis? How do we manage/treat it? 2. Model Comparison 3. Treatment

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