This event is FREE for all IPS members and non-members to attend. This conference will feature prominent speakers within infection prevention and control and will be of particular interest to infection prevention and control practitioners, ward nurses, domestic/housekeeping practitioners and link nurses.
Featuring mobile sinks and portable basins for younger children.
Childcare Expo Midlands 2015 will be an inspiring and informative free event for all those working in the early years, childcare and nursery sector.
Portable hand washing facilities on show.
Provision of an exceptional educational programme each year has led to the development and expansion of the IPS Conference encouraging a larger and more varied audience. The audience is not only growing significantly in numbers, it is also changing in delegate profile and includes DIPCs, Microbiologists, Antibiotic Pharmacists, Managers as well as nursing leaders in Infection Prevention and Control.
Featuring portable hand wash units for hospitals.
The programme will focus on topical issues in the area of infection prevention and control looking at the achievements already met within the region and how to maintain these going forward.
Portable hand washing facilities on show.
Healthcare Estates is a unique event that consists of the prestigious IHEEM Annual Conference, Awards Dinner and the UK’s largest trade exhibition for the sector.
Featuring mobile sinks for outdoor caterers.
The Showman's Show is the UK's original and most comprehensive exhibition of products, services and entertainment for the outdoor and special event world.
Featuring portable hand wash units for medical situations.
The Infection Prevention Society (IPS) Scottish Branch will hold its annual national conference on Thursday 29th October 2015 at the Thistle Hotel, Glasgow. This year's conference theme is 'Together Towards Tomorrow'.
The focus of this year's IPS Wessex branch conference is 'Resistance and Resilience' and the day will feature a variety of programme highlights including: Lepra Neglected Diseases, Ebola and PHE, Legionella and much more.
