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Announcing our first speaker for IPAC CSO Education Day …

Just a quick reminder that it's National Immunization Awareness Week! Let's educate ourselves & others on the importance of staying up to date on vaccinations. Let's spread awareness & encourage everyone to protect themselves by getting vaccinated. #NIAW2024 #GetImmunized

Dr. Ghadaki of Halton Healthcare will be speaking at IPAC CSO Education day 🦠💊

Christopher De Vries of Trillium Health Partners will also be speaking at IPAC CSO Education Day 👏

Introducing our 4th speaker for IPAC CSO education day - Stefania Cloutier 👏

Tickets are selling FAST 💨 This is the last week to register!

Sales close at 4pm today!

#WashYourHands to Help Prevent Disease: Proper handwashing puts the power of prevention in our own hands! Learn more about how to help spread the word … not disease: ow.ly/qUXj50RvkGK via #NFIDBlog APIC CDC World Health Organization (WHO)

Today is #WorldHandHygieneDay! Sharing knowledge about hand hygiene and #IPAC is still so important because it is ultimately a very effective way to stop the spread of harmful germs in healthcare and saves millions of lives every year. Learn more: ow.ly/McKX50Rv41l

Our final keynote speaker for IPAC CSO Education day is Dr. Karim Ali! This is a SOLD OUT event - thank you to all the attendees for registering.

Thank you to everyone who attended our education day! Please complete our survey: surveymonkey.ca/r/8YJ5L5M

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Explore our new Indigenous Health webpage! This page provides access to PHO’s resources related to Indigenous health, reflecting our ongoing commitment to learning, respectful partnership and action. vist.ly/3n7m43a

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Thank you to everyone for attending our annual picnic last week! Also very excited to note that we finally have access to this account again 😂