Are you attending the 2023 APIC Conference in Orlando, Florida, from June 26-28? Check out this list to see the best things to do while you’re in town!
Orlando, Florida, is a vibrant city located in the central part of the state. It is known for its world-class theme parks, beautiful weather, and diverse entertainment options. If you're attending the Association for Professionals in Infection Control and Epidemiology (APIC) Conference from June 26 to 28, you might wonder about the activities available once the daily sessions conclude. What additional options are there for you to explore and enjoy? Orlando offers a mix of family-friendly entertainment, outdoor activities, cultural attractions, and a vibrant atmosphere that appeals to visitors from around the world.
As a native Floridian, I am well-versed in all things Orlando. I am excited to attend APIC this year, only an hour away from home! If you have additional days or hours to spare in Orlando, don't hesitate to explore any of these thrilling activities.
We wish you a delightful experience in the sunny city of Orlando!
Evaluating Automated Dispensing Systems for Disinfectants in Hospitals
January 23rd 2025Hospitals rely on automated disinfectant dispensers, but a study led by Curtis Donskey, MD, found inconsistent dilution levels, with some dispensers releasing only water. Improved monitoring and design modifications are essential.
Alcohol-Based Antiseptics Show Promise for Nasal Decolonization and SSI Prevention
January 23rd 2025A meta-analysis found alcohol-based antiseptics significantly reduce Staphylococcus aureus-related surgical site infections (SSIs), demonstrating efficacy comparable to mupirocin and iodophor, supporting their expanded use in infection prevention strategies.
ASRA Pain Medicine Releases Groundbreaking Infection Control Guidelines for Pain Management
January 22nd 2025The American Society of Regional Anesthesia and Pain Medicine (ASRA Pain Medicine) released comprehensive infection control guidelines for pain procedures, emphasizing prevention, early recognition, multidisciplinary collaboration, and judicious antibiotic use to enhance patient safety and healthcare outcomes.
Reflecting on the US Withdrawal from the World Health Organization
January 21st 2025An infection preventionist reels from the US exit from WHO, writing that it disrupts global health efforts, weakens infection control, and lacks research funding and support for low-income nations dependent on WHO for health care resources.