The Implementation Advisory Committee consists of Infection Control Practitioners from around Australia. It has been convened to provide technical, systems and/or expert advice and assistance on issues which impact on Infection Control Practitioners. This includes:
- the provision of advice on strategy options and to make recommendations to the Commission on short and long term implementation strategies around the implementation of the Commission’s HAI program initiatives;
- Developing strategies to assist Infection Control Practitioners and other health professionals who undertake healthcare associated infection surveillance; and
- A literature review and review of the scope of practice in Australian jurisdictions. s is now being undertaken.
Australian Infection Control Association (AICA) Infection Control Practitioners Survey (PDF 86 KB)
Members
Assoc Professor Cathryn Murphy (Chair)Faculty of Health Science and Medicine, Bond University
Wendy Beckingham
President, ACT Infection Control Association
Claire Boardman
National President, Australian Infection Control Association
Judy Brett
President, Victorian Infection Control Professionals Association (VICPA)
Saffron Brown
Secretary, Tasmanian Infection Control Association
Dr Marilyn Cruickshank
Healthcare Associated Infection Program Manager, ACSQHC
Clinton Dunkley
Senior Program Advisor, Quality and Safety Branch, Department of Human Services, Victoria
Tain Gardiner
Infection Control Clinical Nurse Manager, Northern Territory
Louise Hobbs
Researcher, Victoria
Marija Juraja
President, Infection Control Association of SA (ICASA)
Rosie Lee
President, Infection Control Association of WA
Dr Deborough Macbeth
Researcher, Queensland
Barbara May
President, Infection Control Association of NSW
Jenny Stackelroth
President, Infection Control Practitioners Association of Queensland
Help with accessing large documents
When accessing large documents (over 500 KB in size), it is recommended that the following procedure be used:
- Click the link with the RIGHT mouse button
- Choose "Save Target As.../Save Link As..." depending on your browser
- Select an appropriate folder on a local drive to place the downloaded file
Attempting to open large documents within the browser window (by left-clicking)
may inhibit your ability to continue browsing while the document is
opening and/or lead to system problems.
Help with accessing PDF documents
To
view PDF (Portable
Document Format) documents, you will need to have the Adobe Acrobat reader
installed on your computer. The Adobe Acrobat Reader is available free
of charge from Adobe's
website.
