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Resources
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The success of this week will depend on you providing a variety of activities and promotional posters/information to ‘grab’ everyone’s attention:
- Decide what your message is and who your target audience may be – consider their knowledge base and needs.
- Advertise your event throughout the Trust (e mail, word of mouth, IC link staff, meetings)
- Source the information, posters and equipment you will need
- Remember that adults learn by doing and participation as much as children do
- Agree venues such as staff/visitor restaurant or main foyer with the person responsible for such decisions and book them in writing – consider presentations in high traffic areas
- Source any free material available
- Involve senior managers and clinicians – infection control is everybody’s responsibility – encourage them to participate
- Share Trust surveillance information and positive messages about achievements
- Activities contribute to the success of your event – get carried away and have fun!!
- Schedule activities to encourage participation by as many staff as possible, avoiding peak work times
- Do "reruns" to cover all shifts; tape presentations for staff that cannot be present, combine presentations with other activities (e.g. noontime lunch, during meetings)
- Keep records of attendance for evaluation purposes
In order to help you organise your week, we provide the following documents (MS Word) which you can print:
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