Peer Reviewed Conferences

To “Urgh” is Human… Exploring Inherent and Elective Hand Hygiene Triggers: A pilot study in the NHS - Oral presentation at Infection Prevention 2013, London, UK, 30th September – 2nd October 2013. Access abstract here

Technologies to measure hand hygiene: examining the incorporation of the World Health Organisation (WHO) 5 moments – Poster presented at the International Conference on Prevention and Infection Control, Geneva, Switzerland, 25-28th June 2013. Download a copy here

Why do you wash your hands? Does the solution to hand hygiene compliance lie in understanding different types of hand hygiene behaviour – inherent and elective? – Poster presented at Twelfth Congress of the International Federation of Infection Control, Zagreb, Croatia, 10th-13th October 2012. Download a copy here

Exploring Human Behaviour and Technology in NHS Hand Hygiene Auditing – Poster presented at Infection Prevention 2012, Liverpool ACC, UK, 1st-3rd October 2012. Download a copy here

The Potential Role of Technology to Improve Hand Hygiene Auditing and prevent Hospital Acquired Gastrointestinal Infections – Poster presented at Health Protection Agency Conference 2012, Warwick University, UK, 11th-12th September 2012. Download a copy here

Other Selected Activities

Could universal glove use provide a false sense of security? - Invited Blog - Micro Blog, 12th December 2013. View online here

Does Self Protection Drive Hand Hygiene Behaviour in Healthcare? – Invited Blog – Hand Hygiene, Infection Prevention and Food Safety Blog, Deb Group, 15th October 2013. View online here

Exploring Hand Hygiene – Technology, Human Behaviour and a Donkey: implications for re-thinking the way we see the WHO 5 Moments – Invited oral presentation - Infection Prevention Society (IPS) Ambulance Forum and Audit & Surveillance Conference, Birmingham, UK, 9th May 2013

Exploring Hand Hygiene – Have we got the ‘Urgh’ Factor? - Invited oral presentation – UHCW IPCT Study Day “Joined Up Thinking”, Coventry, UK, 14th November 2013

A Commentary on the Potential for Social Media for Healthcare Research – Include, Involve, Inform… – Invited Blog and Research Discussion – #WeNurses Website, online Nursing Community Tool, 13th November 2013. View online here

‘Why do you wash your hands? Does the solution to hand hygiene compliance lie in understanding different types of hand hygiene behaviour – inherent and elective? - Poster presented at Midlands Hub Regional Final, Vitae PGR Poster Competition, Herbert Gallery, UK, 12th July 2012. Download a copy here

Methods for Clarifying Requirements for Technology to Improve Hand Hygiene Adherence in Hospitals – Opening Speaker for WMG Research Seminar series, University of Warwick, 28th January 2012.

 

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