Today's full day conference agenda began with some excellent lectures including one on antibiotic resistance by Dr. Daniel Morgan of the University of Maryland.
During the noon break, I caught up with Drs. Morgan and Silvia Munoz-Price to discuss updates on our book, titled New Perspectives and Controversies in Infection Prevention, due to be published in late 2016/early 2017. We are making progress.
My last conference stop was the closing scientific session where I gave my lecture titled Technologies for Hospital Disinfection and Textiles for Bioburden Reduction. Kudos to the crowd for a reasonable turnout on the last session of the last conference day.
With the stimulating lectures, the international attendance, and discussions with peers from all over the globe, I come away with new perspectives and renewed energy, making it all worthwhile.
ICID 2016 was a professional success.
Tomorrow, tourism only.
During the noon break, I caught up with Drs. Morgan and Silvia Munoz-Price to discuss updates on our book, titled New Perspectives and Controversies in Infection Prevention, due to be published in late 2016/early 2017. We are making progress.
My last conference stop was the closing scientific session where I gave my lecture titled Technologies for Hospital Disinfection and Textiles for Bioburden Reduction. Kudos to the crowd for a reasonable turnout on the last session of the last conference day.
With the stimulating lectures, the international attendance, and discussions with peers from all over the globe, I come away with new perspectives and renewed energy, making it all worthwhile.
ICID 2016 was a professional success.
Tomorrow, tourism only.
