e-bug ： the eu initiative for school children课件

e-Bug the EU initiative for school children,Tereza Kopivov Herotov,What is e-Bug project,e-Bug is a European wide antibiotic and hygiene teaching resource for junior and senior school children Funded by DG Sanco (EU Commission) The project is lead by the Health Protection Agency (HPA) Primary Care Unit in Gloucester, UK and involves a consortium of 18 partner EU countries: 10 Associate and 8 Collaborating,10 Associate Partners,Belgium the Czech Republic Denmark France Greece Italy Poland Portugal Spain United Kingdom,8 Collaborating Partners,Croatia Finland Hungary Ireland Latvia Lithuania Slovakia Slovenia,E-Bug project,Associate partners 46 % of Europan Population 300 mil. people,62% of European Population,Collaborative partners 15% of European Population 90 mil. people,Why e-Bug?,DH SMAC Committee 1998: Teaching about antibiotics should be included as part of the National Curriculum,Many do not understand antibiotics,And 16-24 year olds are less knowledgeable,Ferech, M. et al. JAC 2006 58:401-407,Total antibiotic use in European countries 2003,Antibiotic use: outpatient penicillin usage correlated with penicillin resistance, Europe, 2005,Source: Goossens et al. 2005,Antibiotic use: evolution of penicillin resistance of Staphylococcus aureus,The five key areas for containment of antimicrobial resistance,Reducing infection rates should reduce antibiotic use in children!,Spread of infection is mainly via sneezing/coughing and contaminated hands Handwashing interventions reduce illnesses and absenteeism in schools,The aims of e-Bug activities,Increase understanding of microbes Improve personal hygiene Teach: Prevention better than cure Benefits of antibiotics Overuse of antibiotics may have adverse effect,Developing e-Bug style & content,Brainstorming sessions with teachers & partners: Suit range of teaching styles Have IT links Be student friendly MUST link closely to National Curriculums,Development of Junior and Senior Characters,Amy and Harry,Development of bug characters,Junior bugs,Senior bugs,Bacteria,Fungus,Viruses,e-Bug Lesson Plan Junior school,Junior Microbe activity,Respiratory Hygiene activity,Best part: sneezing because you get to use the snot gun,Holding a tissue in front of your nose spreads less germs,Junior antibiotic activity,It really hurts and I think Im getting a cough.,Dont you have any antibiotics at home you can take?,e-Bug Lesson Plan Senior school,Senior antibiotic activity,Thats amazing this bugs killed by all of them,Food hygiene activity,Hand hygiene activity,Development of Website www.e-Bug.eu,All pack content Teacher presentations to aid lesson plans Games for classroom or home play Revision sections for students,e-Bug Time-lines,1-3m Jun 06 - Aug 06 appoint UK staff 3-12m Sep 06 - May 07 research across Europe 13-21m Jun 07 - Feb 08 pack and website in England 22-27m Mar 08 - Aug 08 translation 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,Pack Evaluation,France, Czech Republic and England Control and Intervention schools 86 schools and 6290 students (52% senior) Questionnaires pre and 2-4 weeks post activities Significant increase in knowledge in all activity areas,Where e-Bug fits into the Curriculum,* And in Slovenia, Slovakia and Latvia science (natural and social) account for the largest portion of time in the curriculum.,e-Bug in the Czech Republic,Implementation Review - adaptation to the CR school system Translation - pack and website (available Sept. 09) Promotion - Teachers fairs and science fairs (2008 - 2010). Links in packs to related websites and vice versa. Information letter to all primary and secondary schools (August 09). Teachers magazines and websites Science teachers networks Endorsement - Project supported by Ministries of Health and Education and Johnson&Johnson Printing All Czech primary and secondary schools receive a free printed copy (4,000 primary and 3,600 secondary schools)