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1 Infections-Related Mortality & Morbidity in Egypt (NIRMM) Conference The George Washington University and the National Research Centre Schedule (Summarized Version) Time April 15 April 16 April 17 April Registration & Breakfast Breakfast Breakfast Breakfast Welcome, conference objectives, and orientation Case Study on mhealth Use of mhealth application for surveillance Break Break Break Break Epidemiology of neonatal infections Vertically transmitted neonatal Infections Reducing hospital-acquired neonatal infections Hospital acquired infections: a public health perspectives Small group time: to work on research design Break Break Break Break Hospital acquired neonatal infections: Public health education programs Small group time: to finalize common, resistant & emerging to populations at risk as it relates proposal organisms to neonatal infections Break Abstract Presentations Break Break networking & interdisciplinary approach to improve neonatal care Research design: cohort & cross sectional study designs, examples Intro to mobile health technology 'mhealth" Research design: developing research question and study objectives Research design: experimental study designs with examples Break Break Break Break Small group time: knowledge gaps in our understanding of NIRMM Reporting of knowledge gaps in NIRRM Small group time: to work on research question Reporting of research question Basic principles in writing grant proposals and grant review Group presentation of proposals Conference closing and next steps

2 Infections Related Mortality & Morbidity (NIRMM) Conference The George Washington University and the National Research Centre April 15, Registration & Breakfast Opening session Welcome: Dr. Ashraf Shaalan President, National Research Centre Conference objectives: Dr. Mohamed A. Mohamed Conference Director Orientation: Cudjoe Bennet, MPH Conference Coordinator Q&A Panel (1): Epidemiology of neonatal infections Epidemiology of neonatal infections: a global view infections associated mortality & morbidity in Egypt What neonatal infections cause greatest disease burden in children? Dr. Mohamed A. Mohamed Associate Prof. of Pediatrics & Global Health The George Washington University Dr. Mervat El-Rafee Professor of Public Health & Prevention Head of Public Health Department Faculty of Medicine, Cairo University Dr. Emad Salem Prof. of Pediatrics National Research Center Q&A Moderator: Dr. Suzan Gad Prof. of Pediatrics & Neonatology Head of Intensive Care Unit Suez Canal University Break Panel (2): Hospital Acquired Infections Common, resistant, & emerging Dr. Hany Aly organisms causing hospital Prof. of Pediatrics, Obstetrics & Gynecology acquired neonatal infections Head of Newborn Services Case study: infections, its mortality and morbidity in El Mounira Cairo University Case study: antibiotic resistance profile in Egyptian neonatal ICU Q&A Break The George Washington University Hospital Dr. Nahed Fahmy Prof. of Pediatrics & Neonatology, Head of care Department, Kasr Al-Aini Hospital, Cairo University Dr. Lamiaa Mohsen Professor of Pediatrics Kasr Al-Aini Hospital, Cairo University Moderator: Hesham Abdel-Hady Professor of Pediatrics & Neonatology Mansoura University Children's Hospital

3 Networking & Interdisciplinary Approach to Improve Care Essence of neonatal networking TBA Case study: Egyptian neonatal network from dream to realty Case studies: interdisciplinary public health programs as it related to neonatal infections Q&A Moderator TBA Dr. Mohamed Reda Bassiouny Professor of Pediatrics & Neonatology Chief of Intensive Care Unit Mansoura University Children Hospital Dr. Mohamed Biomy Head of Infection Control Unit Ministry of Health & Population, Egypt room Introduction to mobile health technology 'mhealth" Dr. Joel Selanikio Q&A Break Small group time: Identify knowledge gaps in our understanding of NIRMM in Egypt Reporting of knowledge gaps in NIRRM

4 Infections Related Mortality & Morbidity (NIRMM) Conference The George Washington University and the National Research Centre April 16, Registration & Breakfast Case study on mhealth Dr. Joel Selanikio Q&A Panel (3): Vertically transmitted neonatal infections Vertically transmitted neonatal Mohamed A. Mohamed, MD, MS, MPH infection Asst. Prof. of Pediatrics & of Global Health Conventional pathogens: Tetanus Toxoplasmosis, Rubella, CMV, Syphilis, GBS, Maternal immunization against vertically transmitted infections & interventions to improve Status of maternal screening for common vertically transmitted diseases Q&A Break The George Washington University Prof. Gamal Abdelnaser Professor of Pediatric, Head of Pediatric Department. NRC Prof. Shafika Nasser Professor of Public Health & Prevention Head of Public Health Department Faculty of Medicine, Cairo University Tamer Fouad Taha Associate Professor of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Reproductive Health Research Department, NRC Moderator: Dr. Assem Mousa Professor of Obstetrics and Gynecology Al-Azhar University Abstracts Presentation Research Design: developing research question and study objectives Dr. Amira Roess Global Health Dept., the George Washington University Room Break Small group time: groups to work on their own research questions Reporting on research question

5 Infections Related Mortality & Morbidity (NIRMM) Conference The George Washington University and the National Research Center April 17, Registration & Breakfast Use of mhealth application for surveillance Dr. Joel Selanikio Panel (5): Reducing hospital acquired neonatal infections Case study: successful Dr. Hany Aly interventions to reduce NICU Prof. of Pediatrics acquired infections in GWU The George Washington University Hospital Case study: status of neonatal infections, its mortality and morbidity in Kasr Al-Aini, Cairo Case study: neonatal sepsis associated with preparation and administration of IV fluids & medications in Cairo University Dr. Elham El-Feky Head of Infection Control OB/GYN, Faculty of Medicine, Cairo University Dr. Amani El-Kholy Professor of Clinical Pathology& Microbiology Cairo University Q&A Moderator: Dr. Safaa El-Meneza Professor of Pediatrics /ex.vice Dean Faculty of Medicine for Girls,ALAZhar University Break Panel (6): Public health education/ communication programs Public health education program for health care providers directed to populations at risk Dr. Ammal Mokhtar Professor of Public Health Head of Community Medicine Department, NRC Safe Home Deliveries Dr. Mohamed Nour Maternal & Child Health, Director Ministry of Health & Populations Public health education programs to reduce infections in home deliveries Q&A Moderator: TBA Dr. Osama Azmy Professor of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Reproductive Health Research Department, NRC Break Research Design: cohort & cross sectional study designs with examples Dr. Amira Roess Research Design: experimental study designs with examples Dr. Amira Roess Break Basic principles in writing grant proposals and grant review Michelle Iskander Room

6 Infections Related Mortality & Morbidity (NIRMM) Conference The George Washington University and the National Research Center April 18, Breakfast Hospital acquired infections: public health perspectives Dr. Karen Gruszynski Small group time: to work on research Design Reporting on research design Break Small group time: to finalize proposal Critique proposal against standardized criteria Break Group presentation of proposals Feedback of participants to each proposal Conference closing and next steps Room