Thank you @jvipondmd for your impassioned presentation yesterday & the stimulating conversation at dinner. Your contribution to saving people & the planet by doing things right is inspiring.
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Thank you Hospital Engineers for sharing your expertise to prevent infections during hospital construction.
Thank you for all you do to keep patients safe in all of our healthcare facilities all of the time.
Thank you @EdRubinstein for teaching us that Infection Prevention & Sustainability are not in tension - in fact implementing things like reusables & sophisticated engineered systems are key to both.
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Thank you Dr. Titus Wong for your courage & insight to lead BC IPC in researching & implementing Engineered Infection Prevention solutions into Healthcare Facilties & mass transit.
Thank you, Dr Klompas, for encouraging us to challenge Dogma and to accept new paradigms as the evidence presents itself.
Thank you clearly laying out your personal journey to switch from "Droplet" to "Airborne" paradigm for SARS2 transmission.
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Thank you to @CanadamasQ, Swenco Medical, @PADMmedical@CAPPEM2 for donating Made in 🇨🇦 respirators & plant based medical masks to conference attendees.
Thank you as well for your extraordinary leadership throughout the pandemic - teaching about airborne transmission, adding air purifiers to patient rooms, & moving vulnerable LTC residents into better ventilated spaces.
Many thanks to @keithmcglone55 for doing an excellent job on the Scientific Committee & for his professional moderation of many sessions.
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Thank you to Kelli & Heather & Carly & all the organizers for a great conference.
A special thank you to Gerry, for her unwavering commitment to IPAC, to patients, to industry partners, to collaboration, to professionalism, to progress, & to always doing the right thing right.
It was great to catch up with so many ppl after 3 years.
It feels like such a privilege now, the things we took for granted before.
The renewed spirit was palpable & energizing.
I especially want to thank everyone who showed such keen interest & enthusiasm for Engineered Infection Prevention technologies & better masks & respirators Made in 🇨🇦.
You've certainly renewed my optimism for a better healthcare future & for that I can't thank you enough. ☺️
Safe trip home everyone!
Stay healthy.
'Look forward to seeing you next year. 😊
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Both WHO (2006) & CDC (2007) admitted that cough etiquette recommendations were made "on the basis of plausible effectiveness rather than controlled studies"
6 years of taking on .@WHO directly on Twitter about droplet dogma
Of pointing out their failure to tell the world that COVID is airborne
After they published this rubbish
I first referenced a freshly published paper w easy to understand, hard to deny, visuals that showed coughs & sneezes produced 'jets' that could travel 8m or more, included a continuum of particle sizes & persisted in the air
This was after spending 2 months trying to convince early Twitter & WHO influencers that Covid was airborne & to pls help warn the world