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The EBug Project

The EBug Project. A European teaching resource for schools. The Russell Hotel. 18 th –19 th September 2006. EBug: Overall aims. Design and produce a teaching pack and website For: 9-11 years and 14-16 years Covering: Prudent antibiotic use Hand hygiene Respiratory hygiene

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The EBug Project

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  1. The EBug Project A European teaching resource for schools The Russell Hotel 18th –19th September 2006

  2. EBug: Overall aims • Design and produce a teaching pack and website • For: 9-11 years and 14-16 years • Covering: Prudent antibiotic use Hand hygiene Respiratory hygiene Importance of vaccines • Translate and disseminate across Europe

  3. Time-lines 1-3m Jun 06 - Aug 06appoint UK staff 3-12m Sep 06- May 07research across Europe 13-21m Jun 07 -Feb 08pack and website in England 22-27m Mar 08-Aug 08translation in 9 AP countries 27-39m Aug 08- Aug 09 dissemination in AP countries 22-39m Mar 08- Aug 09 evaluation in 3 AP countries 36m May 09 presentation to collaborating countries

  4. EBug: Work packages WP1 Coordination of project WP2 Dissemination of results WP3 Evaluation of project WP4 Background research WP5 Pack design & development WP6 Website design& development WP7 Implementation across Europe

  5. WP4: Background research Sep 06 - May 07 Lead Cliodna Deliverable May 07 written report for each country: • school curriculum • public education campaigns • public or school websites • Pattern of antibiotic use • countries culture or customs • stakeholders in health / education Hygiene Antibiotics Micro-organisms

  6. WP5: Pack design & development Jun 07 - Feb 08 Lead Cliodna Deliverable: Production of pack & artwork for 2 age groups • Content & design determined by: • best practice found during research • May/June 07 meeting and review by partners • Should include activities: • good and bad bacteria • hand and respiratory hygiene • prudent antibiotic use • vaccines

  7. WP6: website design & development Jun 07 - Feb 08 Lead Patty • Content & design : Compliments & extends activities in pack • Should include interactive games: • good and bad bacteria • hand and respiratory hygiene • prudent antibiotic use • vaccines Deliverable: Production of website for 2 age groups hosted by City University

  8. WP7: translation & implementation of pack and website in AP countries Mar 08 - Aug 09Lead Pierre • Deliverables: • translation & design appropriate for each country • printing of 100 packs per age group / million population Spain 2000, Italy 3000 • presentation of packs & website to stakeholders in health & education

  9. WP3:Evaluation of pack and website Evaluation of project Lead Julius • Methods: • Monitoring of project progress by Audit committee • Pack & website evaluation in Denmark, France, Czech R ease of use and impact on knowledge questionnaires, focus groups and web logs • Deliverables: • 3 evaluation reports pack, website & final overview • Modified pack & website after evaluation as necessary

  10. Deliverables: • 2 dissemination meetings • research results • final packs & website All partners & collaborators WP2: Dissemination of research results, pack & website Lead Patty • Endorsement of EBug pack by Departments of Education in Associated countries • Dissemination of minutes & reports to partners & on website

  11. WP1: Coordination of project Lead Cliodna • Facilitate good communication between all partners • Management & coordination of all work packages • Oversee timely production of reports • Report to audit committee • Resolve any problems or delays • Facilitated by: • Lead administrator in England – Diane Stallabrass • Administrators in each country • Work package leaders and partners

  12. The EBug Project Your role The Russell Hotel 18th –19th September 2006

  13. Role of associated partners In your country: • Identify stakeholders • assist with research of resources • comment on draft resources • coordinate & organise translation of resources • coordinate printing of packs • facilitate dissemination of resources • organise dissemination meetings Be enthusiastic & attend partner meetings!

  14. The collaborating partners • Partners name • Arjana Tambic • Pentti Huovinen • Gabor Ternak • Berzina Sandra • Rolanda Valinteliene • Tomas Tesar • Pokorn Marko • Institution • University hospital of Infectious Disease • National Institute of Public Health • University of Pecs • Latvian University • Institute of hygiene • Comenius University • Univerzitetni Center • Partner • Croatia • Finland • Hungary • Latvia • Lithuania • Slovakia • Slovenia

  15. Role of collaborating partners • attend May/June 07 research presentation meeting • identify stakeholders in education and health • attend May/June 09 dissemination meeting • facilitate translation of resources • facilitate dissemination of resources • Financial backing: • only support to attend the 2 meetings

  16. EBug: Partner meetings

  17. EBug: Other meetings • 10 teleconferences - 3 monthly APs and main staff November 06, February 07 • 2 Meetings each AP with Donna/Tauseef 2007 and 2008 • Dissemination meeting in each country In period Mar 08 – May 09

  18. Audit committee • Chairman: Herman Goossens Other members: Ian Fisher, Carole Fry , Cliodna • Meetings: At all AP meetings • Remit: Monitor progress and milestones Report concerns to main partner & EU Produce minutes of meetings Help resolve conflicts / problems • Deliverables: Minutes of meetings

  19. Analysis of risks to project

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