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.@eBug_UK helps teach children & young people about the importance of preventing infections and responding to the threat of #AntimicrobialResistance. The resources are all designed with input from teachers.
Read more in our latest blog:
ukhsa.blog.gov.uk/2023/03/13…
#BSW23

ALT Antimicrobial resistance is a leading cause of death worldwide and e-Bug is ultimately about helping protect those antibiotics for future generations. The aspect I enjoy most of e-Bug is the collaboration with our international partners, local authorities and educators. Dr Brieze Read, e-Bug project manager
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To protect health & support #breastfeeding, women need:
💟 Paid maternity leave - preferably 6+ months – in line with WHO recommendations for exclusive breastfeeding
💟 Time off for breastfeeding or expressing milk upon return to work
💟 Breastfeeding-friendly workplaces & affordable childcare
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In Manchester for day 3 of e-Bug training in the North West - getting creative by making our own microbes!
@GillianDamant @rosiejdixon @BillMorts @JoanneReynard @UKHSA_NorthWest @Brieze26 @LiamC1807
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Brilliant sessions introducing interactive tools on how to teach children, parents and others on how to keep well and not be ill from infections is one way to protect our NHS from avoidable admissions caused by infections #NWIPC #publichealth @JoanneReynard @EstherTaborn
It’s @eBug_UK train the trainer day, delivered by Brieze and the national e-Bug team with support from @UKHSA_NorthWest and @NHSNW. Preventing #AntimicrobialResistance with @GillianDamant and @rosiejdixon.
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With the support from our North West regional NHS & UKHSA leads, we’ve been delivering e-Bug training to local authorities in Cumbria & South Lancashire today. Here’s our infamous snot gun in action @rosiejdixon @DamantGill @BillMorts @Brieze26 @LiamC1807 @UKHSA_NorthWest
Day two of the e-Bug training roll out in the North West is under way #preventinginfections @UKHSA @LiamC1807
It’s @eBug_UK train the trainer day, delivered by Brieze and the national e-Bug team with support from @UKHSA_NorthWest and @NHSNW. Preventing #AntimicrobialResistance with @GillianDamant and @rosiejdixon.
Showcasing @eBug_UK’s activities at #ASEConf2023 is a really great way to ease back into work after the festive holidays
We’re at #ASEConf2023 on stand B3, why not come along and ask us why the yeast solution in cylinder B has risen faster than cylinder A? #YeastRaces
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Antibiotic resistance is on the rise. Without antibiotics, treatment for many conditions wouldn’t be possible.
#TogetherForAntibiotics #WAAW
Have you checked out @eBug_UK’s blog to see what you can do this #WorldAntimicrobialAwarenessWeek #WAAW bit.ly/3WoihZt
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We also work with teachers, educators, and children to optimise the educational resources for infection, antibiotics and AMR - this is a national programme used globally @eBug_UK
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Register now for the #ESPAUR report webinar.
Key findings from latest surveillance data, including #TARGET #Antibiotics toolkit updates
Register: eventbrite.co.uk/e/espaur-re… #AntibioticGuardian #KeepAntibioticsWorking
Check out what the e-Bug team have been up to lately, including new content and their upcoming webinar #WAAW #IPC
🗞️Winter term e-Bug newsletter OUT NOW🗞️
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🚨New Publication 🚨
Comparing public knowledge around value of hand and respiratory hygiene and vaccination, pre and post national COVID-19 lockdown in England
doi.org/10.1016/j.puhe.2022.…
Did knowledge of hand & #respiratory #hygiene and #vaccination improve following the #COVID19 lockdown in #England?
bit.ly/3CUBkCO
@eBug_UK @brieze26 @Donnalecky @TARGETabx
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🔊 NEW BLOG: 5 ways to protect your under-5s this winter
Our new blog looks at the common winter illnesses that affect young children and ways we can help keep them well. 🦠🤒🤮
ukhsa.blog.gov.uk/2022/10/25…
Check out our latest publication investigating changes in public IPC knowledge #IPC #handhygiene
Did knowledge of hand & #respiratory #hygiene and #vaccination improve following the #COVID19 lockdown in #England?
bit.ly/3CUBkCO
@eBug_UK @brieze26 @Donnalecky @TARGETabx
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Word of the day is another old favourite.
A 'mumpsimus' (16th century) is someone who insists that they are right, despite clear evidence that they are not.
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Schools play a vital part in educating students on how infections spread & how they can be prevented. Check out @eBug_UK's revamped website & wide range of free and downloadable teaching resources for all ages.
e-bug.eu/

ALT Illustration of a classroom with a teacher at a board with students at their desks. Writing on the board reads: New teaching resources for Early Years to Key Stage 4 to educate on microbes, infection prevention, control and treatment are now available via e-Bug. Developed with teachers, these are free to download and available in accessible, adaptable formats.




























