Diploma in Infection Prevention & Control

Diploma in Infection Prevention & Control One-year online course in infection prevention and control offered by the University of Hyderabad in

We are excited to share groundbreaking research on a minimally invasive sebum-based diagnostic method for RNA virus dete...
28/02/2026

We are excited to share groundbreaking research on a minimally invasive sebum-based diagnostic method for RNA virus detection in cats. This innovative approach presents numerous advantages for animal welfare and veterinary practice.

In this study, researchers established a novel technique utilizing sebum from feline ears to detect viral RNA, notably FIV and SFTSV, with comparable sensitivity to traditional blood tests. This method minimizes stress for cats and enhances safety for veterinarians and pet owners by eliminating needle use. The findings revealed that ear-derived sebum consistently provided reliable RNA detection, and the technique could facilitate easier diagnostics in shelters and among hard-to-manage cats. Moreover, the integration of automated RNA extraction promises to streamline processing, making this diagnostic method practical and cost-effective.

If you wish to delve deeper into the specifics of this innovative study and its implications for One Health initiatives, please visit www.onehealthupdate.com. https://go.upcontent.com/70823929-e4a9-4077-92be-c6463ec4089d

Registration for admission in DIPC 2026 batch is closing by Feb 28, 2026.The DIPC program, in collaboration with the Uni...
26/02/2026

Registration for admission in DIPC 2026 batch is closing by Feb 28, 2026.
The DIPC program, in collaboration with the University of Hyderabad, aims to equip healthcare professionals with essential skillsets to effectively combat healthcare-associated infections and antimicrobial resistance. This one-year, university-awarded programme focuses on structured, competency-driven education aligned with national and international accreditation frameworks, including NABH, NABL, and JCI. Participants will engage in self-paced learning, live sessions, and practical projects, fostering the ability to lead infection control initiatives, improve patient safety outcomes, and enhance quality compliance within their institutions. Given the ongoing challenges posed by infection and resistance, the need for trained professionals in this field has never been more critical.

If you would like to read more about the DIPC program and its benefits, please visit www.onehealthupdate.com. https://go.upcontent.com/9c9ac8c7-b757-4e90-a66f-2800b3bc4ade

A recent analysis highlights the alarming rise in deaths from antibiotic-resistant lower respiratory infections (LRIs), ...
25/02/2026

A recent analysis highlights the alarming rise in deaths from antibiotic-resistant lower respiratory infections (LRIs), a critical issue for global health.

Research published in Antimicrobial Resistance & Infection Control reveals that while overall deaths from LRIs decreased from 1990 to 2021, fatalities associated with drug-resistant strains surged, particularly affecting adults over 50 and low-income countries. In 2021, nearly half of all LRI deaths were due to drug-resistant bacteria. The study emphasizes that the escalating antimicrobial resistance crisis poses a unique danger to public health, risking the transformation of otherwise treatable infections into life-threatening conditions. An urgent call for improved antimicrobial stewardship and enhanced global surveillance measures is also made to combat this growing threat.

To delve deeper into this critical subject and explore the detailed findings, please visit www.onehealthupdate.com. https://go.upcontent.com/991a7f2b-f089-4c39-a970-f1a0ce53e10e

With IFCAI - Infection Control Academy of India – I just got recognized as one of their top fans! 🎉
21/02/2026

With IFCAI - Infection Control Academy of India – I just got recognized as one of their top fans! 🎉

21/02/2026

Advance Patient Safety. Strengthen Healthcare Systems. Lead with Expertise.

The Diploma in Infection Prevention & Control (DIPC) is a one-year, university-awarded programme jointly offered by the University of Hyderabad and IFCAI—designed to build practical, accreditation-ready expertise aligned with JCI, NABH, and NABL standards.

In a world where Healthcare-Associated Infections (HAIs) remain a critical challenge, trained infection prevention professionals are not optional—they are essential.

This programme equips you to:
✔ Design and implement infection prevention programmes
✔ Lead surveillance, reporting, and compliance
✔ Strengthen hospital accreditation readiness
✔ Make a measurable impact on patient safety

Designed for working professionals with a blended learning model (LMS + live sessions + project work).

If you are a clinician, infection control nurse, hospital administrator, quality professional, or aspiring public health leader—this is your next step.

🔗 Learn more at https://pgdipc.com/
and get enrolled today.

In the context of our evolving healthcare landscape, a new decision tree aims to enhance antibiotic stewardship during t...
19/02/2026

In the context of our evolving healthcare landscape, a new decision tree aims to enhance antibiotic stewardship during telehealth visits for suspected UTIs, reducing unnecessary prescriptions and improving patient outcomes.

Dr. Jennifer Meddings and her team from the University of Michigan Medical School have developed a structured approach to help clinicians navigate the complexities of diagnosing and treating urinary tract infections (UTIs) remotely. Notably, research shows that about one in three antibiotic prescriptions issued for suspected UTIs in outpatient settings may be unnecessary, which raises significant concerns regarding antibiotic resistance. The decision tree provides clear guidelines on when a telehealth consultation is sufficient and when patients should be seen in person for further evaluation. Key recommendations include considering alternative diagnoses such as complicated cystitis or sexually transmitted infections, assessing risk factors for antibiotic resistance, and guiding treatment based on patient gender. This framework aims to empower healthcare providers with the tools necessary to make informed decisions, ultimately striving for judicious antibiotic use and enhanced patient safety in the outpatient realm.

For those interested in a deeper dive into the implications of this development, including insights from clinical experts and future research directions, please visit www.onehealthupdate.com. https://go.upcontent.com/9169e35e-4067-464d-8213-96e06e9984c2

Zoonotic diseases continue to rise, posing significant threats to public health globally. The intersection of human acti...
18/02/2026

Zoonotic diseases continue to rise, posing significant threats to public health globally. The intersection of human activity and wildlife is pivotal in understanding these emerging infections.

Zoonoses, diseases that jump from animals to humans, encompass a range of pathogens and are responsible for 60% of human infectious diseases. This surge can be attributed to factors such as increased international travel, industrial farming practices, and deforestation, all of which facilitate virus transmission. Bats, along with various mammals and insects, play critical roles in the transmission of these diseases. Notably, the emergence of viruses like SARS-CoV-2 underscores the urgent need for effective prevention strategies to mitigate future pandemics caused by zoonoses.

The health implications of zoonotic diseases demand our attention, especially as climate change alters ecosystems, potentially increasing the frequency of these infections. With a staggering estimate of 1.7 million unknown viruses in mammals and birds, proactive measures are essential to prepare for and respond to new health threats.

For an in-depth exploration of zoonotic diseases, their impacts, and strategies for prevention, please visit www.onehealthupdate.com. https://go.upcontent.com/8aea8253-1e84-4f99-8667-5e87712141b6

Understanding the profound impact of medications on the gut microbiome is essential for clinicians. Recent research reve...
17/02/2026

Understanding the profound impact of medications on the gut microbiome is essential for clinicians. Recent research reveals how different drugs affect microbial ecosystems in lasting ways.

A groundbreaking study from Stanford University involving around 700 drugs underscores the significant influence various medications exert on gut microbiota. Both benzodiazepines and topical antifungals like oxiconazole were identified as disruptors of the microbiome, with potential ramifications for drug efficacy and patient health. K.C. Huang, the lead researcher, emphasizes the move towards personalized medicine, where understanding specific drug-microbiome interactions may allow healthcare providers to predict treatment responses and side effects. Additionally, recent findings demonstrate that dietary factors can impact recovery from microbiome disruptions, highlighting the need for comprehensive treatment plans that consider both medication and nutrition.

For those interested in diving deeper into this pivotal area of research and its implications for infection control and stewardship, please visit www.onehealthupdate.com. https://go.upcontent.com/735b84e7-4c61-4509-ae7b-26903d154fea

The intersection of COVID-19 and dermatological manifestations sheds light on how the virus can affect the body beyond t...
16/02/2026

The intersection of COVID-19 and dermatological manifestations sheds light on how the virus can affect the body beyond the respiratory system. Understanding these developments is crucial for healthcare professionals in infection control.

In the wake of COVID-19, we've seen a variety of unusual skin conditions related to the virus, as noted by pediatric infectious disease specialist Dr. Frank Esper. From rashes like "COVID toes," which have recently been reframed to reflect conditions like chilblains, to common hives or morbilliform rashes, the patterns displayed are varied and often show the body’s immune response. While these rashes may not signify severe complications for most individuals, their presence warrants observation and possible medical input. Dr. Esper highlights that distinguishing between these responses and recognizing when they may indicate a more serious condition is vital for effective patient care.

For further insights into the connection between COVID-19 and skin health, along with in-depth discussions on related symptoms and recommended protocols, please visit www.onehealthupdate.com. https://go.upcontent.com/b1afc3c8-7f59-4e67-9e11-2f29a9efc241

Antibiotics have transformed healthcare, but their future hinges on our understanding of antimicrobial resistance (AMR)....
15/02/2026

Antibiotics have transformed healthcare, but their future hinges on our understanding of antimicrobial resistance (AMR). This week's resources offer critical insights into the past, present, and expectations for effective antibiotic use.

This collection of articles delves deep into the historical evolution of antibiotics, the challenges posed by increasing AMR, and lessons learned from past pandemics. Experts share insights on the interplay between climate change and the emergence of resistant pathogens, emphasizing the urgent need for robust antimicrobial stewardship and innovative solutions to combat resistance patterns. Additionally, aspects of health care professional education are examined to equip infection control officers with the necessary tools to respond effectively to these ongoing threats.

For comprehensive insights and resources on infection prevention, AMR, and One Health principles, visit www.onehealthupdate.com. https://go.upcontent.com/74e00509-1d8d-4b9f-9949-013c063e7930

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