Infection Control Committee

16/02/2026

28/01/2026

Stay informed, stay safe! 🛡️ With recent reports of Nipah Virus (NiV), it’s time to brush up on the essentials. Nipah is a serious virus, but the spread can be stopped with the right precautions.

Key Takeaways:

🚫 Skip the Raw Sap: Avoid raw date palm juice—it’s a primary source of bat-to-human transmission.

🍎 Inspect Your Fruit: If it has bite marks or was found on the ground, toss it!

🧼 Hand Hygiene: Soap and water are your best friends after being in public or near animals.

Spread facts, not fear. Tag a friend who needs to see this! 📢

12/11/2025

Scan the QR code to register. See you on November 27-28, 2025!

04/11/2025

Fun time in the flood? Think again! 🚫 As Typhoon Tino brings heavy rain, remember that waddling or swimming in floodwater is extremely dangerous. It's often contaminated with the bacteria that causes Leptospirosis , which can be deadly. Stay safe, stay dry, and keep out of the floodwaters!

Sa panahon sang pagbaha, dako ang risgo sang Leptospirosis! Ang balatian nga ini makuha sa paglusong sa tubig o duta nga kontaminado sang ihi sang ilaga. Importante nga magsul-ob sang botas kon maglusong sa baha kag maghugas sang maayo pagkatapos.

06/10/2025

📢 Announcement: Global Handwashing Day 2025 Contests 🧼
In celebration of Global Handwashing Day 2025 with the theme “It might be gloves. It’s always Hand Hygiene.”, we are thrilled to announce the TikTok challenge. This activity aims to promote the importance of proper hand hygiene in preventing infections and maintaining a safe, healthy environment. Everyone is encouraged to showcase their creativity by joining either or both contests.
🎥 TikTok Contest Mechanics
1. Eligibility:
o Open to all employees/students affiliates
2. Content Guidelines:
o Create a TikTok video (30 seconds to 1 minute) highlighting the importance of hand hygiene in line with the theme “It might be gloves. It’s always Hand Hygiene.”
o Videos must be original, creative, and educational.
o Participants may use music, props, or short skits related to handwashing or glove use in healthcare settings.
3. Submission Process:
o Email the TikTok video to the IPCU email with your name, department, and contact information.
o Deadline: October 13, 2025, at 5:00 PM.
4. Judging Criteria:
o Relevance to Theme – 40%
o Creativity & Originality – 30%
o Impact & Message Clarity – 20%
o Presentation/Video Quality – 10%

📩 Submit your entries through the IPCU email : icc.clmmrh@gmail.com
🕔 Deadline for submission: October 13, 2025 (Monday) at 5:00 PM.

05/10/2025

Stopping germs, spreading smiles. Stay safe, everyone!

24/09/2025

A successful day well spent at our LINC UP for Safer Care: Empowering Leaders in Infection Control staff development activity.

This 1-day activity started with an insightful lecture on CLABSI prevention and control by our HAI Lead IPC Nurse, Mr. Christopher Mudanza, followed by an engaging session facilitated by Better Academie with Sir Japuy Jingco. It was truly a fun-filled day with plenty of laughter, learnings, and valuable takeaways.

Our success in infection prevention and control is possible through the collaboration and teamwork of every LINC from all units. Thank you for your dedication, efforts, and hard work in promoting patient safety and strengthening infection control within your areas.

Looking forward to achieving even greater things together as one team. 💪

23/09/2025

Germs don't take breaks — always wash your hands regularly and disinfect your phones daily to prevent the spread of infections.

🦠 Let’s protect our patients, our colleagues, and ourselves.

11/09/2025

Stay ahead of emerging infectious diseases! Learn from experts on how to be prepared.

Registration Link https://forms.gle/5otx6bVqrq9FdwBr5

24/08/2025

Rotavirus is a common cause of severe diarrhea in young children under 5 years old. It spreads easily but can be prevented through good hygiene, clean water, and vaccination.

Protect children. Stop Rotavirus.

16/08/2025

A little reminder for all the parents and caregivers out there: Hand, Foot, and Mouth Disease (HFMD) is making its rounds. It can be tough to see our little ones uncomfortable, but knowing what to look for and how to help can make a big difference.

Remember: If your child has symptoms, it's best to keep them home from school or daycare to prevent the spread and to consult with a doctor for proper guidance. Stay safe and healthy!