
Angela Dramowski
@angelad_za
Paediatric Infectious diseases doctor and clinician researcher with a passion for patient and healthcare workers' safety through improved infection control.
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http://www.tbproof.org 02-12-2015 19:26:32
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Great graphic from Natalie E. Dean, PhD and The Economist showing the difference between a vaccine that prevents infection AND severe disease vs one that only prevents disease. Clearly hoping (and expecting) for the second graph here




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Environmental cleaning of ward surfaces and equipment is key to preventing hospital-acquired infection in newborns. Antimicrobial Resistance and Infection Control ICANetwork NICD Global Antibiotic R&D Partnership (GARDP)


Still in the spirit of International Prenatal Infection Prevention Month, listen to Angela Dramowski as she highlights the reason for the need for more research on severe infections and antimicrobial resistance in Africa. #InternationalPrenatalInfectionPreventionMonth #AntiMicrobial






📢NEW RESEARCH: Angela Dramowski & colleagues Angela Dramowski SU, Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences in a pilot trial in hospitalised #preterm #neonates showed that daily 1% Chlorhexidine gluconate (CHG) bathing reduce overall #bacterial colonisation density. For a full summary of the findings watch 👇


A “huge number” of poorer countries have had to suspend their coronavirus vaccination programmes due to a lack of doses, World Health Organization (WHO) . We thought the #G7 is providing 1 billion vaccines but COVAX could not distribute 100 million in 1 and 1/2 year. .. Time to change the approach?


MUST READ: Over the last four years, 34 #neonatal #infection outbreaks have been reported to the NICD from various public and private hospitals in the country. SECTION27 TAC Ritshidze Tiyese Ludia Nelesh Govender (also @neleshg.bsky.social) CIDER, School of Public Health, UCT Infectious Diseases Office of Health Standards Compliance tinyurl.com/p9kbm2ay

Infections are common in premature babies. Many of these infections are preventable. Some sterling work is being done in SA to understand and reduce the burden of neonatal infections and deaths. Angela Dramowski Shabir Madhi Dena van den Bergh FIDSSA neonatal sepsis task force
