TIPS: Making A Difference: Ryerson University

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On Monday February 5th, 2018, The Infection Prevention Strategy will be hosting and presenting at Ryerson University as part of the Planetary Health Commission (PHC). The conference will feature co-founders Michael Diamond and Andrew Duong who will present their experiences on the impact of infectious diseases around the world, and how they are empowering individuals and groups globally to save billions of lives.

one small antibiotic resistant bacteria can multiply and end up infecting someone halfway around the world in less than 24 hours

The impact of infectious diseases are global, regardless of how localized an outbreak is. With the advanced speed of travel, the world is a much smaller place today compared to 50 years ago. Due to this, one small antibiotic resistant bacteria can multiply and end up infecting someone halfway around the world in less than 24 hours. The Infection Prevention Strategy works to bring together the best minds globally to fight these issues. By acting locally on the problem, we create an impact globally.

The conference is being co-hosted by the PHC, a student led group of global citizens situated in downtown Toronto. The mission of the PHC is to foster global citizenship with a human rights approach. They strive to empower students, faculty, staff and friends of Ryerson University to take leadership and action in their local and global communities. Their aim is to produce lasting social change, promote optimal health and protect diverse ecosystems around the globe.

At this conference, the main topics to be discussed will be the importance of infection prevention in every field, the peer review process and what it entails, as well as job opportunities in infection prevention (in Canada and globally).

To register please visit:

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https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/the-infection-prevention-strategy-making-a-difference-tickets-42400342566

About The Infection Prevention Strategy

The Infection Prevention Strategy is a registered non-profit. We have created a model of information sharing that makes the process of vetting new technologies, implementing successful programs and inspiring innovation more efficient, more accessible, more global and more collaborative. Our global teams are driven by the firm belief that we should not have to wait years for promising innovations, ideas and processes to be implemented and accepted. Around the world, our teams develop trials and conduct pilot studies to aid in the discovery of successful research to market technological advancements. In our first 2 years TIPS has provided over $1,000,000 in Scientific Impact. Our motto is: Free to Publish. Free to Access. Accessible Scientific Services.

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Co-founder of The Infection Prevention Strategy (TIPS) Michael Diamond is the co-founder of The Infection Prevention Strategy (TIPS), a non-profit organization that has contributed millions in Scientific Impact since 2016. Michael is devoted to advancing information and science to address the myriad issues relating to infection prevention and global health. Mr. Diamond is driven by the firm belief that we should not have to wait years for promising technology, ideas and processes to be implemented and accepted. Michael has created a model of information sharing that makes the process of vetting new technologies, implementing successful programs and inspiring innovation, more efficient, more accessible, more global and more collaborative. Michael’s most notable achievement to date is the TIPS online journal, www.IC.tips, a Pan-Access, worldwide collective that extends globally and touches locally. Michael leads teams around the world to develop trials and pilot studies to aid in the discovery of successful research-to-market technological advancements. His global team includes engagers and implementers. Currently represented in 38 countries, and well-established as the world’s largest engagement network, the TIPS motto is: Join. Contribute. Make A Difference.
With over 7 years of research experience, Andrew joins InfectionControl.tips as a co-editor and contributing author. After obtaining his Bachelor of Science in Genetics, he earned a Master of Science in Microbiology from the Michael DeGroote Institute of Infectious Disease Research at McMaster University. As a previous Ontario Graduate Scholar, he has applied his accolades as a teaching assistant and has become a research associate in the department of surgery at Hamilton Health Sciences. Andrew has received numerous awards and scholarships including: the Ontario Graduate Scholarship, the William Henry Yates Travel Scholarship and the Institute of Infectious Disease Research Undergraduate Research Award. Andrew is an avid runner, and is said to dabble in the culinary arts, when he’s not spoiling his dog.

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