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ITU Tool: What is your knowledge in hygiene prevention?
Elderly people living in nursing homes are at high risk of contracting infections, but by taking simple measures, it is possible to improve the quality of their hygiene...
Seeking Synergies: EU-JAMRAI AMS Workshop in Primary Care
On the past 25th of March, Carl Llor, coordinator of the Imagine project, participated the AMS workshop in Primary Care organized by EU-JAMRAI in Madrid, a joint action...
Introducing our new hand hygiene poster: a vital tool for nursing homes
As part of the IMAGINE Project's ongoing efforts to combat antimicrobial resistance (AMR) and improve infection control practices in nursing homes, we are excited to...
Enthusiastic feedback from Poland’s intervention workshops: hear from the participants
As part of the IMAGINE Project's ongoing efforts to combat antimicrobial resistance (AMR) and improve infection control practices in nursing homes, we are excited to...
High satisfaction among participants in Lithuania’s interventions: discover their testimonials
As part of the IMAGINE Project's commitment to reducing antimicrobial resistance (AMR) and enhancing infection control practices in nursing homes, we are thrilled to...
New website section: explore IMAGINE project’s diagnostic and educational Tools
The IMAGINE Project is excited to announce the launch of a new section on our website, dedicated to provide healthcare professionals, caregivers, and the public with...
IMAGINE Project advances: Second Audit phase begins to measure intervention impact
As the IMAGINE Project continues its mission to improve infection prevention and control (IPC) and promote responsible antibiotic use in nursing homes across Europe, we...
‘True or False’ campaign to raise awareness about antimicrobial resistance
The IMAGINE project launched the “True or False” campaign to raise awareness about antimicrobial resistance (AMR) in nursing homes, This initiative aimed to debunk...
IMAGINE Project hosts successful six-month face-to-face meeting
The IMAGINE Project held its fifth face-to-face meeting on November 28–29 to review the work done by the consortium during the last 6 months and to plan the next steps...
