European network to promote infection prevention for patient safety. Walter Popp, Klaus-Dieter Zastrow, Axel Kramer, Barbara Nußbaum

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1 European network to promote infection prevention for patient safety Walter Popp, Klaus-Dieter Zastrow, Axel Kramer, Barbara Nußbaum Krankenhaushygiene, Universitätsklinikum Essen Institut für Hygiene und Umweltmedizin, Vivantes, Berlin Institut für Hygiene und Umweltmedizin, Universität Greifswald Stiftung Orthopädische Univ.-Klinik, Heidelberg 8. Ulmer Symposium Krankenhausinfektionen April

2 Anfang 2008 Einladung der DGKH an Europäische nationale Gesellschaften für Krankenhaushygiene (infection control / prevention). Mitgliedsgesellschaften von IFIC (International Federation of Infection Control). Ursprüngliches Ziel: Stärkere Vernetzung und Abstimmung auf EU-Ebene, politische Einflußnahme zugunsten einer Stärkung der Krankenhaushygiene. 2

3 Treffen im Mai 2008 in Berlin Vertreter aus Deutschland, Frankreich, Niederlande, Schweden, Tschechischer Republik, Türkei, Vereinigtes Königreich (UK) (n=7) 3

4 Treffen im November 2008 in Berlin Vertreter aus Dänemark, Deutschland, Italien, Kroatien, Niederlande, Norwegen, Österreich, Rumänien, Schottland, Schweden, Tschechischer Republik, Vereinigtes Königreich (UK) (n=12), außerdem ECDC 4

5 Berlin, November 2008: Darstellung der nationalen Politik gegenüber MRSA. Manuskript dazu in Arbeit, geplant für EuroSurveillance. 5

6 Statement of intentions Preface We scientific and professional societies working in infection prevention for patient safety, identify the following key challenges in Infection Prevention in Europe: 1. Patient safety Different infection prevention approaches throughout Europe Patient and staff movement through Europe Compliance and education 2. Public health implications of individual clinical interventions national/regional policies 3. Networking Exchange experiences and knowledge Define priorities 6

7 Statement 1 We as scientific and professional societies working in infection prevention for patient safety in Europe want to promote: Activities to prevent and control infection risks including patients and staff movement throughout Europe; Engagement of politicians, caregivers and individuals in addressing public health implications, challenges and opportunities related to infection prevention; Exchange of experiences and harmonization of activities both for professionals and customers ; Be an active partner in promoting patient safety in Europe. 7

8 Statement 2 We strongly believe that Infection prevention needs: Europe wide approach; Greater involvement of and collaboration between Politicians/governments, Infection prevention societies, Public health, academic, education and research institutions, Health care organizations, Insurance companies, Patients and customer organizations, Industries; Networking within infection prevention professionals guaranteeing Competencies, Education, Advice. Particular emphasis on Behavioural change, Evidence based intervention and practices, Basic hygiene issues, Proactive in identifying emerging issues. 8

9 Statement 3 We are convinced that a European network to promote infection prevention for patient safety, recognizing and making the most of all single member societies, could guarantee a fundamental support to infection prevention and patient safety in Europe. All European scientific and professional societies with interest in infection prevention and control in healthcare are invited to join and participate in the network. 9

10 Societies participating until now Austria: Austrian Society for Hygiene, Microbiology and Preventive Medicine (ÖGHMP) Croatia: Croatian Society for Medical Microbiology and Parasitology, Section for HCAI Prevention and Control Czech Republic: Society for Hospital Hygiene and Epidemiology Denmark: Danish Association for Infection Control Nurses (DSFH), Danish Society of Clinical Microbiology France: French Society of Hospital Hygiene (SFHH) Germany: German Society of Hospital Hygiene (DGKH) Italy: Italian Multidisciplinary Society for the Prevention of Infections in Healthcare Organizations (SIMPIOS) Netherlands: Dutch Society of Infection Prevention and Control in the Health Care Setting Norway: Norwegian Forum for Hospital Infection Control, Norwegian Nurses Organisation: Professional Interest Group for Infection Control Nurses Romania: Romanian Society of Microbiology Sweden: Swedish Association for Infection Control (SAIC), Swedish Institute for Infectious Disease Control (SMI) Turkey: Turkish Society of Hospital Infection and Control UK: Hospital Infection Society (HIS), Royal College of Nursing, Infection Prevention Society (IPS) 10

11 Nächstes Treffen in Stockholm Juni 2009 Haupt-TOP: Structure of infection prevention/control in the different countries National and local legislation and/or recommendations? Team constitution: doctors, nurses, others? Service requirements e.g. hospital based, community or both? Qualification or competencies of staff? Formal national qualification or ad hoc education? Number of staff (e.g. in relation to number of beds) Tasks of staff Link nurses/practitioners used? Performance indicators and their use? Demands of national societies? How present is infection prevention in national media and politics at the moment? 11

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