Accredited Course
Infection prevention strategies for Combating Emerging and Re-emerging Infectious Diseases: Best Practices for Healthcare Facilities
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ACA‐20260002006

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Introduction

This course provides healthcare professionals with a comprehensive framework for managing emerging and Re-emerging infectious threats. It moves beyond routine protocols to focus on high-consequence pathogens that challenge standard hospital operations.

Participants will master the "Identify, Isolate, and Inform" workflow, evaluate the efficacy of advanced environmental excellence, and refine high-level PPE competencies. By bridging the gap between current epidemiological trends and frontline clinical practice, the activity empowers facilities to move from reactive crisis management to proactive pandemic readiness, ensuring both patient safety and staff protection during infectious outbreaks.

Description

  • Location: KFSH - Main Auditorium (Click Here)

  • Date & Time:-
  • Day | Date: Thursday | 20 August 2026
  • Time: (From 08:00 AM to 05:00 PM)

(      1  DAY       )

  • Goals & Objectives:-
  • Describe major emerging and re-emerging infectious diseases relevant to healthcare facilities.

  • Analyze the impact of antimicrobial resistance on patient care and healthcare systems.
  • Explain the relationship between disease transmission routes and infection prevention measures.

  • Demonstrate correct donning, doffing, fit-checking, and use of N95 respirators and PAPRs.
  • Apply the key steps of outbreak detection, investigation, containment, and communication.
  • Analyze the role of leadership in promoting infection prevention and control compliance.

  • Apply evidence-based strategies to break the chain of infection in healthcare settings.
  • Evaluate prevention and containment measures for high-risk pathogens, including Candida auris.
  • Implement environmental and isolation-zone management practices to reduce transmission risks.

  • Learning outcomes:-
  • By the end of this activity, participants will be able to recognize emerging and re-emerging infectious disease threats, apply evidence-based infection prevention strategies, implement isolation and environmental control measures,
    analyze antimicrobial resistance challenges, utilize outbreak management principles, and demonstrate proper use of N95 respirators and PAPRs to enhance patient and healthcare worker safety.

  • Topics & Timings:-

Accreditation CME Hours 5 Accreditation Number ACA‐20260002006
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About Instructors
Ms.Halima AlRashed

-Certified Infection Preventionist holding Two bachelor's degrees in Biochemistry and Nursing, supplemented by a postgraduate diploma in Infection Control from JCI. Currently employed at Johns Hopkins Healthcare, with previous roles including service as the program coordinator for the 2nd JCI/MOH Infection Control Diploma, a Respiratory Response Team (RRT) member, and a hospital auditor during the MERS-CoV outbreak. A member of the Saudi Society for Infection Prevention and Control (SSIPS) and the Association for Professionals in Infection Control and Epidemiology (APIC). Currently, CBAHI candidate surveyor.

Dr. Zainab Ahmed Abdulaziz Zinuldeen

-Manager of Healthcare Surveillance in Dammam Health Network Certified IP by APIC Worked as IP for 18 years

Dr. Alia Abdulhamid Alnaji

-Dr. Alia Abdulhamid Alnaji is Consultant public health and epidemiology doctor Head of preventive medicine department at Qatif health network within the Eastern Health Cluster (EHC) in Saudi Arabia. She holds an MBBS from King Faisal University and a Field Epidemiology Training Program (FETP) Diploma from King Saud University.

Dr. Jumana Mansour Saeed Aljishi

-My name is Dr.Jumana Aljishi ]. I am a Consultant in Internal Medicine and Infectious Diseases and currently serve as the Head of the Infectious Disease Unit and Antimicrobial Stewardship Program. I have extensive experience managing complex infectious diseases, including HIV, tuberculosis, brucellosis, and severe bacterial infections. I also provide national infectious disease consultation through the Ministry of Health Lifeline service. My professional interests include antimicrobial stewardship, outbreak investigation, and clinical research aimed at improving patient outcomes and preventing infectious diseases.

Ms. Fatimah Ahmed Alnasser

-Infection control director, dedicated and patient-focused with experience in infection prevention and control aspects. Having the responsibility for ensuring strategies is implemented to prevent/ control healthcare associated infections at all levels in the hospital to reduce the risk of healthcare associated infections (HAIs) among patients, staff, and other who enter our facilities

Dr. Mawaheb Hussain Mansour Al-Howaidi

-Dr. Mawaheb Al-Howaidi is a Clinical Microbiology consultant at Qatif Central Hospital

Ms. Ahlam Mansour Kaabi

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Dr. Reem Abdulaziz AlMahasnah

-Reem Abdulaziz AlMahasnah, is a Consultant clinical pharmacist specializing in Infectious Diseases and co-chair for antimicrobial stewardship program at King Fahad Specialist Hospital in Dammam

Ms. Samia Ahmed Al Nassri

-Samia Ahmed Al Nassri, Infection Control Supervisor, King Fahd Hospital of the University, Imam Abdulrahman Bin Faisal University

Ms. Faeda Ahmad Alsaba

-Bachler degree in nursing Infection control practitioner Bicsl trainer

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