1. The EBug Project A European teaching resource for schools The Russell Hotel 18 th –19 th September 2006

2. EBug: Overall aims  Design and produce a teaching pack and website  For: 9-11 years and 14-16 years  Covering:Prudent antibiotic use Hand hygiene Respiratory hygiene Importance of vaccines  Translate and disseminate across Europe

3. Time-lines 1-3m Jun 06 - Aug 06 appoint UK staff 3-12m Sep 06 - May 07 research across Europe 13-21m Jun 07 - Feb 08 pack and website in England 22-27m Mar 08 - Aug 08 translation in 9 AP countries 27-39m Aug 08 - Aug 09 dissemination in AP countries 22-39m Mar 08 - Aug 09 evaluation in 3 AP countries 36m May 09 presentation to collaborating countries

4. EBug: Work packages WP1Coordination of project WP2Dissemination of results WP3Evaluation of project WP4Background research WP5Pack design & development WP6Website design & development WP7Implementation across Europe

5.  school curriculum  public education campaigns  public or school websites  Pattern of antibiotic use  countries culture or customs  stakeholders in health / education WP4: Background research Sep 06 - May 07 Lead Cliodna Hygiene Antibiotics Micro-organisms DeliverableMay 07 written report for each country:

6. WP5: Pack design & development Jun 07 - Feb 08 Lead Cliodna Content & design determined by: best practice found during research May/June 07 meeting and review by partners Should include activities:  good and bad bacteria  hand and respiratory hygiene  prudent antibiotic use  vaccines Deliverable: Production of pack & artwork for 2 age groups

7. WP6: website design & development Jun 07 - Feb 08 Lead Patty Content & design : Compliments & extends activities in pack Should include interactive games:  good and bad bacteria  hand and respiratory hygiene  prudent antibiotic use  vaccines Deliverable: Production of website for 2 age groups hosted by City University

8. WP7: translation & implementation of pack and website in AP countries Mar 08 - Aug 09 Lead Pierre Deliverables:  translation & design appropriate for each country  printing of 100 packs per age group / million population Spain 2000, Italy 3000  presentation of packs & website to stakeholders in health & education

9. WP3:Evaluation of pack and website Evaluation of project Lead Julius Deliverables:  3 evaluation reports pack, website & final overview  Modified pack & website after evaluation as necessary Methods:  Monitoring of project progress by Audit committee  Pack & website evaluation in Denmark, France, Czech R ease of use and impact on knowledge questionnaires, focus groups and web logs

10. WP2: Dissemination of research results, pack & website Lead Patty Deliverables:  2 dissemination meetings  research results  final packs & website All partners & collaborators  Endorsement of EBug pack by Departments of Education in Associated countries  Dissemination of minutes & reports to partners & on website

11. WP1: Coordination of project Lead Cliodna  Facilitate good communication between all partners  Management & coordination of all work packages  Oversee timely production of reports  Report to audit committee  Resolve any problems or delays Facilitated by:  Lead administrator in England – Diane Stallabrass  Administrators in each country  Work package leaders and partners

12. The EBug Project Your role The Russell Hotel 18 th –19 th September 2006

13. Role of associated partners In your country:  Identify stakeholders  assist with research of resources  comment on draft resources  coordinate & organise translation of resources  coordinate printing of packs  facilitate dissemination of resources  organise dissemination meetings Be enthusiastic & attend partner meetings!

14. The collaborating partners Partner Croatia Finland Hungary Latvia Lithuania Slovakia Slovenia Institution University hospital of Infectious Disease National Institute of Public Health University of Pecs Latvian University Institute of hygiene Comenius University Univerzitetni Center Partners name Arjana Tambic Pentti Huovinen Gabor Ternak Berzina Sandra Rolanda Valinteliene Tomas Tesar Pokorn Marko

15. Role of collaborating partners  attend May/June 07 research presentation meeting  identify stakeholders in education and health  attend May/June 09 dissemination meeting  facilitate translation of resources  facilitate dissemination of resources Financial backing:  only support to attend the 2 meetings

16. EBug: Partner meetings Sep 06 APs introduction to project, plan research May 07 APs & CPs present research results plan pack and website design Feb 08 APs plan dissemination May 09 APs & CPs presentation final packs & website July 09 Pack leads discussion of final report

17. EBug: Other meetings  10 teleconferences - 3 monthly APs and main staff November 06, February 07  2 Meetings each AP with Donna/Tauseef 2007 and 2008  Dissemination meeting in each country In period Mar 08 – May 09

18. Audit committee  Chairman: Herman Goossens Other members: Ian Fisher, Carole Fry, Cliodna  Meetings: At all AP meetings  Remit: Monitor progress and milestones Report concerns to main partner & EU Produce minutes of meetings Help resolve conflicts / problems  Deliverables: Minutes of meetings

19. Analysis of risks to project Do not obtain pack funding Inform main partner Approach commercial sponsors Contacts in AP or CP countries drop out Approach another contact via other partners, ESAC or EEARS Lack of co-operation from Department of Education This is a problem as: Deliverable 11 is Endorsement of pack & website by D of E