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Ny inom anaerobdiagnostik?
I Skövde den 26 – 27 mars 2019 ordnas en introduktionskurs i anaerobdiagnostik för nyutexaminerade biomedicinska analytiker och andra, för vilka anaerobdiagnostik är något nytt. Kursen är under utveckling och är en så kallad pilot-kurs där vi vill testa innehåll och upplägg på ett begränsat antal deltagare (max 7). Kursen ges till reducerat pris 6 250 kr, mot att deltagarna ger feed-back under själva kursen och en period efter avslutad kurs. Lunch och fika ingår.
Intresserad? För vidare information och anmälan kontakta Mari Hedberg 070-320 99 51 mahe@dianox.se
Sista anmälningsdag 25/2
OBS! Omfattning och tidsåtgång för varje delmoment nedan är under utarbetning. Fikapauser ska läggas in.
Dag 1
Ca 9.30 – 16.30
Introduktion, kaffe och smörgås
Översiktlig beskrivning av vad en anaerobinfektion är och vilka som kan drabbas
Anaeroba bakteriers förhållande till syre och deras metabolism
Provtagning och pre-analytiska faktorer
Odlingsmetoder och medier
Normalflorans sammansättning i olika delar av kroppen
Vilka anaeroba bakterier isoleras vanligen vid infektion?
LUNCH
Predisponerande faktorer hos patienten
Blod, sterila punktat och biopsier
Klinisk relevans av fynd
Beskrivning av några patientfall
Artidentifiering med enkla biokemiska tester, mikroskopi och MALDI-TOF
Fördelar och begränsningar med MALDI-TOF
Dag 2
Ca 8.30 – 15.30
Hur kan man känna igen olika arter? Koloni- och cellmorfologi hos några vanliga anaeroba bakterier t ex Bacteroides fragilis, Prevotella intermedia, Capnocytophaga spp, Clostridium perfringens, C. innocuum, Fusobacterium nucleatum, F. necrophorum, Leptotrichia spp, Parvimonas micra, Finegoldia magna, Propionibacterium acnes, Actinomyces israelii.
Praktiskt moment: Mikroskopi av Gram-färgade preparat (ljusmikroskop) och växt på agarplattor (plattmikroskop) med ovanstående bakterier. Om möjlighet finns, kan enkla biokemiska tester göras/visas.
LUNCH
Antibiotikabehandling av anaerobinfektioner, resistensmönster och resistensutveckling
Patientfall
Frågestund
Fika och avslut med utvärdering
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Anaerobes matter!
Anaerobic bacteria constitute a large and heterogenous group of microorganisms that are, more or less, susceptible to oxygen. Many species belong to the human normal micro-flora and are important for our well-being. However, under certain conditions like trauma, poor blood supply, surgery or malignancy, anaerobic bacteria can seize the opportunity to spread and thrive at the “wrong” body sites causing severe infections. These infections require rapid diagnosis and treatment.
Simple mistakes in the sampling of specimens for testing in clinical bacteriology laboratories can cause pre-analytical errors resulting in defective diagnosis and lead to delayed or erroneous treatment decisions. This in turn can result in severe consequences, such as morbidity and mortality. If this wasn’t enough, antimicrobial resistance among anaerobic bacteria is increasing.
Moreover, the health care system is losing vital competence, as a great part of active microbiologists with expertise in anaerobes are reaching retiring age in the near future. This situation applies to Sweden as well as other countries. The human competence necessary to identify and handle anaerobic bacteria needs to be sustained and effectively transferred to younger colleagues.
Current undergraduate programmes have little or no education on anaerobes, leaving the duty to maintain vital knowledge on the clinical labs themselves. Interviews with staff members and persons in charge at clinical laboratories performed during 2017 in Sweden confirmed our assessment that progressive education in anaerobic bacteriology is desired. Over-booked face-to face courses held by diANox in recent years have confirmed the crucial need and interest in professional education on this topic.
diANox will meet this increasing medical and educational need by developing tailored educational solutions for specific target groups (nurses, clinicians and lab-personnel). Courses and pedagogical materials suitable for e-learning online and live seminars will be developed in close contact with the end users to tailor the educational design to the special requirements of each profession. The end-users of the education programs will be well up-dated to a reasonable cost. Rapid diagnosis and correct treatment of anaerobic infections is beneficial for the patients as they will suffer less, and the length of hospital stay can be shortened, thereby contributing to reduced costs for the health care system and society.
The first online course model on anaerobic bacteriology is due to be released by diANox in the spring of 2019.
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