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Crystal Sugar Workers Launch 200-Mile Journey for a Contract
Workers like Becki Jacobson (left), who have been locked out of their jobs at American Crystal Sugar Co. for 10 months, yesterday launched a 200-mile journey from Drayton, N.D., to Moorhead, Minn. They are calling on the company—a farmers' cooperative—to engage in genuine negotiations when the two sides meet in Moorhead on June 8. They seek to draw attention to the ongoing lockout and its impact on their communities. They will camp out each night and invite the public to join them for potluck suppers, live entertainment and fellowship. They hope to discuss their struggles of the past 10 months and how they believe they can resolve this struggle through cooperation and real negotiation.
A federal mediator asked representatives of the company and the workers' union, the Bakery, Confectionery, Tobacco Workers and Grain Millers (BCTGM), to return to the negotiating table. While the company has agreed to meet, spokesman Brian Ingulsrud told the Grand Forks Herald that the company does not intend to bargain with the workers, saying, "our final offer is our final offer."
Union members have voted overwhelmingly to reject that offer twice and have made a series of concessions on issues the company identified as significant, including the cost of health insurance. However, the company refuses to budge from its final offer and has threatened to replace the union workers with long-term temporary workers.
"We are calling on the owners of this company—those shareholders who belong to the [American Crystal] cooperative—to return to the founding principles of cooperation," said Roger DeLage, president of BCTGM Local 267G in Crookston, Minn.
They have the power to tell management to cooperate with the workers who made this company a success.
Workers traveled by foot and on a tractor-drawn hay wagon from Drayton to Grafton, N.D., yesterday. Today they are traveling from Grafton to Oslo, Minn. Along the way, they will pass by the farm of John Gudajtes, a member of the American Crystal Board of Directors.
"We are calling on Crystal Sugar management to engage in real negotiations when we meet them on June 8," said Gayln Olson, a locked-out worker and president of BCTGM Local 372G.
The women and men of the caravan are undertaking this journey to affirm that union members want to cooperate with American Crystal shareholders and executives to end the lockout and negotiate a contract that's fair for workers, the company, farmers and customers.
Workers point to the profound impact the lockout has had on their families and their communities up and down the Red River Valley for 10 long months. According to Jack Teigen, who is accompanying the caravan on horseback, "the uncertainty of this lockout has been really hard for workers. I've had a lots of sleepless nights." Teigen has worked at the East Grand Forks factory for 34 years. Although he and his co-workers in the East Grand Forks, Minn., factory have received unemployment insurance (unlike their co-workers who work in the North Dakota factories), that could run out soon.
I want to get back to work. But we are not giving up this fight. We're not just fighting for our own jobs; we're fighting for good jobs for working Americans.
Gary Granzotto, president of the North Dakota AFL-CIO, spoke to the marchers before they took off yesterday. He called on the company to end the lockout and the resulting devastation.
Your lockout strategy has divided families and neighbors.There used to be a cooperative partnership among farmers, workers and management. Now there is distrust, frustration and anger. There can be no dollar assessment placed on these losses.
Dave Wasylow has worked at the East Grand Forks factory for 35 years as a mechanic. He is also accompanying the caravan on horseback.
We're out here on the road this week to gather support from our community and to let folks know that we're not giving up. We're still here. We are one union, and we're not going away.
Other stops on the caravan include:
June 1: Grafton, N.D., to Oslo, Minn. Camping at City Park/Oslo; live entertainment; potluck supper at 6 p.m.
June 2: Oslo, Minn., to East Grand Forks, Minn. Camping at SRA Campground; live entertainment; potluck supper at 6 p.m.
June 3: East Grand Forks, Minn., to Crookston, Minn. Camping at Central Park, potluck supper at 6 p.m.
June 4: Crookston, Minn., to Belmont Park, N.D. Camping at Belmont Park near Climax; live entertainment; potluck supper at 7:30 p.m.
June 5: Belmont Park, N.D., to Hillsboro, N.D. Camping at City Park (east of town); live entertainment; potluck supper at 7:30 p.m.
June 6: Hillsboro, N.D., to Moorhead, Minn. Arriving at Davies Memorial Park in Moorhead at 4 p.m. March to ACS Corporate
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Sir: I find it extraordinary that the Independent can have published two such damaging articles about Buckinghamshire county council social services department on Monday without having the courtesy or good sense to first check its allegations with the council.
The central and most damaging allegation was contained in the front-page statement that the department "tried to cover up one incident in which two boys in care allegedly sexually assaulted a girl in their home. Once the alleged attack had been discovered, rather than being reported to the police, the boys were taken on a `touring holiday' at taxpayers' expense."
That is simply not true. The alleged offence was reported to the police. All the young people alleged to have been involved were interviewed by police and social workers. The police decided there was not enough evidence to justify any action against the boys. During the inquiry it was not felt sensible that the boys and girl should continue living under the same roof, so the boys were removed.
Not, as you claim, for a holiday at taxpayers' expense, but into bed and breakfast accommodation, where they were closely supervised for the weekend they were there.
They returned on the Monday morning, by which time alternative local authority accommodation had been found for them. Bed and breakfast was chosen because there was not suitable local authority accommodation available at such short notice.
The section of the story dealing with this issue concludes with the words: "The Independent has been unable to establish what action was taken." That is a bit rich, since your newspaper seems to have taken a conscious decision not to ask the county council what happened. Your reporter said yesterday that he had taken legal advice before deciding not to contact the council in advance, in case we sought an injunction to prevent publication. If so, that was extraordinary advice. In this council's extensive dealings with the Independent last year we did not once threaten, let alone seek to take action, to prevent publication of any story.
The Independent has no reason to believe we would have done in this case. Rather, we would have tried to sort out what appeared yesterday as a jumbled collection of truths, untruths, half truths and opinion.
The county council has always taken very seriously its responsibility to protect children and other vulnerable people from abuse. Whenever there are allegations of abuse, neither the county council nor the police can act without first carrying out a careful investigation. Court action, whether a criminal prosecution or care proceedings, will never succeed without strong evidence.
Yours sincerely,
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Casa Tesoro De Dios translates roughly to House of Treasures of God, which is an orphanage in the Dominican Republic. I was fortunate enough to go on a mission trip this last spring and do what ever we could to help. We meet the kids and ended up starting the second floor of their house.
I also wanted to try and help in other ways. Like spreading their story. I'm hoping to develop an online presence for Casa Tesoro and connect them with people that can help them from all around the world.
You can check out more about my life changing trip to the Dominican here. http://missiondominican.tumblr.com/
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Since now eight ten months I decided to change my job for better or for worst. Talking about the better I had the chance to be enrolled for the Technical Collaboration Council for Power Systems (I'll not talk about the worst … this could takes me hours to explain it..). The Technical Collaboration Council is not well known in Europe, and not well known for Power Systems and I think writing this blog post may offer a better worldwide visibility to the Technical Collaboration Council. It deserve a blog post :-).
To be clear and to avoid any problem to participate in the meeting you have first to sign a Non Disclosure Announcement. A lot of presentations are still IBM confidential. This said I had sign this NDA. So I cannot talk about the content of the meeting. Sure there is a lot of things to say but I have to keep it for me …
But what is exactly the Technical Collaboration Council ? This annual meeting takes places in Austin Texas at the home of Power Systems :-). The duration is for one week from Monday to Friday. The Technical Collaboration Council is inviting biggest IBM customers all over the world. For a guy like me so involved in this community, coming here was a great opportunity and way to spread the word about my blog and my participation in the Power community. In fact we were just a few people coming from Europe and a lot of US guys. The TCC looks like an IBM Technical University in better … because you can participate during the meeting and answer to a lot of surveys about the shape of things to come about Power Systems .
Here is what you can see and what you can do when you are coming to the TCC Power. And for me it's exciting !!! :
- Meetings about trends an directions about Power Systems (overview of new products (hardware and software), new functionality and new releases going to be released in the next year).
- Direct Access to IBM Lab. You can go and ask the lab about a particular feature you need, or about something you didn't understand. For instance I had a quick meeting with PowerVC guys (not only guys, sorry Christine) about my needs for the next few months. Another one : I had the chance to talk to the head manager of AIX and ask him about a few things I'd like to see in the new version of AIX (Who said an installation over http ?).
- Big "names" of Power are here, they share and talk : Doug Ballog, Satya Sharma. Seeing them is always impressive !
- Interaction and sharing with other customers : like me a lot of customers were here at the TCC and sharing about how they do things and how they use their Power Systems it ALWAYS useful. Had a few interesting conversations with guys from another big bank with the same constraints as me.
- You can say what you think. IBM is waiting for you feedback .. positive or negative.
- Demo and hands on new products and new functionality (Remember about the IBM Provisionning Toolkit for PowerVM & a cool LPM scheduler presented by STG lab services guys).
- Possibility to enroll for beta programs … (in my case HMC)
- You can finally meet guys you had on the phone or by mail since a couple of years in real. It's always useful !
- And of course lot of fun
I had the chance to talk about my experience about PowerVC in front of all the TCC members. It was very stressful for a French guy like me … and I just had a few minutes to prepare … Hope it was good, but It was a great experience. You can do things like this at the TCC … you think PowerVC is good, just go on the scene and have 15 minutes talk about it …
The Technical Collaboration Council is not just about technical stuffs and work. You can also have a lot of fun talking to IBM guys and customers. There are a lot of moments when people can eat and drink together and the possibility to share about everything is always here. And if I had to remember only one thing about the Technical Collaboration Council it will be that it is a great moment of sharing with others and not just about work and Power Systems. This said I wanted to thanks IBM and a lot of people for their kindness, their availability and all the fun they give us during this week. So thanks to : Philippe H., Patrice P., Satya S., Jay K., Carl B., Eddy S., Natalie M, Christine W, François L, Rosa D … and sorry for those I've forgotten :-). And never forget that Power is performance redefined.
Ok ; one last word. Maybe some of the customers who were here this year are going to read this post and I encourage you to react to this post and to post comments. Redhat moto is "We grow when we share", but in such events I am (and we are) growing when IBM is sharing. People may think that IBM do not share … I disagree :-). They are doing it and they are doing it well ! And never forget that the Power Community is still alive and ready to rocks ! So please raise your voice about it. In such times, times of Media and Social we have to prove to IBM and to the world that is community is growing, is great, and is ready to share.
One last thing, the way to work in US seems to be very different than the way we do in Europe … could be cool to move to US …


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I have climbing roses just starting to pop open on a trellis on the south side of the house!
The other trellis remains bare, with a small rose bush at its base that is slowly resurrecting from a rabbit-induced nothingness some years ago. The trellis of abundance survived absolute hacking after a house fire in 2006 and dramatic repairs.
The roses on this nice, white picket fence come from South Texas Gardening with Bob Webster, where you can find great advice and information on rose gardening.
More great advice at Rose Gardening 101.
Hm, I should take some of this advice! But I imagine I will continue with my wild Edenic gardening, which produces erratic and glorious eruptions of whatever wants to grow here, my own private prairie restoration and honoring of beauty, bugs, butterflies, rabbit & squirrel (stew), and wildlife in general.
Speaking of which, what exactly is Hellzapoppin? Oh! A crazy musical comedy revue! Kind of like my garden if it could sing and tell jokes.
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April 19, 2005. Chatsworth, CA. 101communications, a leading B2B media company, has acquired the assets of ETC Group LLC, publisher of T.H.E. Journal , the largest circulated, and oldest continually published, journal serving technology users in K-12 and higher education. The acquisition also encompasses the magazine's website, www.thejournal.com; three e-mail newsletters; T.H.E. Institute, its professional development division, and EduHound, a popular resource directory for educators, students and parents.
"The education technology market is an important, and growing, vertical market," said Jeffrey S. Klein, President and CEO of 101communications. "The acquisition of T.H.E. Journal , combined with Campus Technology , our higher education franchise, gives us a strong leadership position in the education technology marketplace, enabling us to cover the entire market from kindergarten through higher education," said Klein.
"T.H.E. Journal has a rich history of serving readers and advertisers, and we are delighted to add this venerable publication and market leader to our Education Technology Group," he continued.
T.H.E. Journal , founded in 1972 as Technological Horizons in Education , is the original and foremost publication dedicated to covering the application of technology to the instructional and administrative learning environment. Published monthly, the magazine reaches more than 160,000 education professionals. T.H.E. 's online offerings serve an audience of more than 50,000 eNewsletter readers, and its Web site delivers 1.2 million impressions per month. Included in its digital products is EduHound, an online resource in English and Spanish that provides links to more than 15,000 K-12 education sites.
Also included in the transaction is T.H.E. Institute, headed by Dr. Geoffrey H. Fletcher. The Institute offers a variety of professional development services, including accredited online courses for educators at all levels, as well as consulting services for companies in the education technology market.
Wendy La Duke, publisher of T.H.E. Journal , remains in that role, and also becomes publisher of Campus Technology , responsible for managing a combined sales team for the two media franchises. Mark Sande, currently publisher of Campus Technology , is being promoted to the new position of General Manager of 101's Education Technology Group, overseeing both entities.
"We are thrilled to have Wendy's leadership and deep knowledge of the education technology market," said Sande. "She is a veteran publishing executive who brings great experience to these very important products in our portfolio."
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Leading the editorial staffs of T.H.E. Journal and Campus Technology is Editor-in-Chief Katherine Grayson. Grayson served as Editor-in-Chief of Campus Technology , overseeing its launch in October 2004. In addition to his duties as Executive Director of T.H.E. Institute, Fletcher assumes the role of Editor-at-Large for both magazines, assisting with the editorial direction and providing monthly commentary for both publications. Kay Heitzman, Director of Marketing for Campus Technology , will continue in that role for both properties.
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Point of Know Return
Point of Know Return | ||||
Studio album by Kansas | ||||
Released | October 11, 1977 | |||
Recorded | June–July 1977 at Woodland Sound, Nashville, Tennessee and Studio in the Country, Bogalusa, Louisiana | |||
Genre | Progressive rock | |||
Length | 44:24 | |||
Label | Kirshner Legacy/Epic |
Producer | Jeff Glixman | |||
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Singles from Point of Know Return | ||||
Point of Know Return is the fifth studio album by American rock band Kansas, released in 1977. The album was reissued in remastered format on CD in 2002, and reissued as Playlist: Cool Songs.
Time of recording[edit]
Singer/songwriter Steve Walsh left the group briefly. He would admit that, at this point, he had been something of a prima donna in an interview with nationally syndicated radio host Redbeard on the weekly rockumentary series In the Studio with Redbeard (edition #849, week of September 27, 2004 and again on the 30th Anniversary Episode for Point of Know Return in 2007).
The album is criticized for singles like "Point of Know Return". "Point of Know Return" was a later addition to the album. "Portrait (He Knew)" was written about Albert Einstein.[1] In 1988, Livgren released an updated version of "Portrait (He Knew)" titled "Portrait II" as part of the album Prime Mover credited to his band AD. He changed the subject of the song from Einstein to Jesus Christ. "Closet Chronicles" is a Howard Hughes allegory.
"Dust in the Wind" is known for its sparse acoustic nature. The guitar line for the song was written by Kerry Livgren as a finger exercise for learning fingerpicking. His wife, Vicci, heard what he was doing, remarked that the melody was nice, and encouraged him to write lyrics for it.[1] Livgren was unsure whether his fellow band members would like it, since it was a departure from their signature style. However he did offer it to them, and the song was accepted and then recorded.[1]
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Review scores | |
Source | Rating |
AllMusic | [2] |
Rolling Stone gave the album a mixed review, saying that though the transition to shorter songs generally works, the lyrics are "a wan and ridiculous rehash of the bargain-basement exoticism employed by the British art-rock crowd." They commented that though the band lacks a virtuoso soloist, the band's ensemble playing is strong and purposeful.[3]
Point of Know Return would be Kansas' highest charting album in the US, peaking at #4 in January 1978, and would sell four million copies in the US and be certified Quadruple Platinum by the RIAA.
Cultural impact[edit]
During a debate of greatest "Song 1 Side 1" in history among the lead characters in the movie High Fidelity, Jack Black's character criticizes one of John Cusack's character's proposals as "too obvious, like 'Point of Know Return'". The album cover has become an iconic image from the album rock era, appearing on the background of the set of VH1 Classic, on tee shirts worn by characters in movies and on TV, and in other places.
In October 2009, a live version of the title track was released as a downloadable add-on to the Harmonix video game Rock Band. The title track has also been used in a 2009 State Farm commercial, in which a man sings along to it in his parked car.
In the 2008 movie The Rocker, Rainn Wilson's character Robert Fishman is seen wearing a Point of Know Return T-shirt.
"Nobody's Home" is sampled by rapper J Dilla on the song "So Far" on his 2016 posthumous release The Diary. The sample is not the Kansas version of the song.
Track listing[edit]
All tracks written by Kerry Livgren and Steve Walsh except where noted.
No. | Title | Length |
1. | "Point of Know Return" (Phil Ehart, Robby Steinhardt, Walsh) | 3:13 |
2. | "Paradox" | 3:50 |
3. | "The Spider" (Walsh) | 2:05 |
4. | "Portrait (He Knew)" | 4:38 |
5. | "Closet Chronicles" | 6:31 |
6. | "Lightning's Hand" | 4:24 |
7. | "Dust in the Wind" (Livgren) | 3:28 |
8. | "Sparks of the Tempest" | 4:18 |
9. | "Nobody's Home" | 4:40 |
10. | "Hopelessly Human" (Livgren) | 7:17 |
Bonus tracks on 2002 CD reissue | ||
No. | Title | Length |
11. | "Sparks of the Tempest" (Live) | 5:17 |
12. | "Portrait (He Knew)" (Remix) | 4:50 |
The remix of "Portrait (He Knew)" marks the third time the song has been remixed. A remix appeared on the original 45 of the song. A different remix appeared on the bonus disc of a Europe-only collection from the late 1990s.
- Steve Walsh – organ, synthesizers, vibraphone, piano, lead vocals (except on "Lightning's Hand"), backing vocals, additional percussion
- Robby Steinhardt – violins, viola, backing vocals, lead vocals on "Lightning's Hand", "Sparks of the Tempest" and "Hopelessly Human"
- Kerry Livgren – synthesizers, piano, clavinet, electric and acoustic guitars, additional percussion
- Rich Williams – electric and acoustic guitars, pedals
- Dave Hope – bass
- Phil Ehart – drums, timpani, chimes, additional percussion
Note: The album's performing credits listed one joke "instrument" for each band member, such as "chain-driven gong", "autogyro", "Rinaldo whistling machine" and "Peabody chromatic inverter".
- Producer: Jeff Glixman
- Engineers: Terry Becker, Jeff Glixman
- Mastering: George Marino
- Arranger: Kansas
- Art direction: Tom Drennon
- Cover art concept: Kansas
- Cover design: Rod Dyer
- Artwork: Peter Lloyd
- Artwork: Bob Maile
Album - Billboard (North America)
Year | Chart | Position |
1978 | Pop Albums | 4 |
Singles - Billboard (North America)
Year | Single | Chart | Position |
1977 | "Point of Know Return" | Pop Singles | 28 |
1978 | "Dust in the Wind" | Pop Singles | 6 |
1978 | "Portrait (He Knew)" | Pop Singles | 64 |
- ^ a b c "In the Studio with Point of Know Return, featuring Kansas". In The Studio. September 7, 1992. Archived from the original on December 28, 2004. Retrieved December 8, 2010.
- ^ Allmusic review
- ^ Swenson, John (January 12, 1978). Album review, Rolling Stone. Archived from Rolling Stone review.


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OUR BRAIN IS MUSH: There's a letter in the Daily Star today which reads "I was absolutlely stunned to see Elton John with a bird on the front page of my Star. And I had a good laugh when I saw it wasn't Elton but a lookalike..."
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High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. 1 meeting room is available. This Seattle hotel also offers a fitness center, multilingual staff, and complimentary newspapers in the lobby.
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The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
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Check-in time starts at 4 PM
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If you remember last year I was sewing aprons for family and friends. I have not finished all the family aprons, there are still a few to go, but I did finish the birthday aprons for my friends this past fall and I even made one for myself.
And my own, being modeled by myself 10 pounds lighter then two months ago. I joined Weight Watchers with my sister in law and have hopes that the next time I post a picture of myself here I will 20-25 pounds lighter.
I love to go to bookstores. I can spend a lot of time there browsing and finding my next 2-3 reads. It is almost an hour to the nearest one so when I can make it there, I want to come home with some new good reads. But in the last few months I have been coming home with material that looks more like this.
That is because my youngest daughter is homeschooling her daughters this year and I am trying to help with some new materials to fill in what she does not find at the public library or home school library. The girls are loving the Boxcar Children series so I picked up two more of those and they are going to be studying the planets this next month.


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The cable channel has ordered 10 more episodes of the critically hailed and fiercely loved cop show, which TNT picked up after NBC canceled it last fall. Season 3 is scheduled to premiere in January.
"'Southland' is a challenging, visceral show that engages viewers with its immersive style, provocative storylines and complex characters," TNT programming boss Michael Wright says. "These qualities have made 'Southland' a favorite among critics and appointment viewing for an extremely loyal audience."
TNT aired all 13 produced episodes of the show earlier this year. The first seven — which aired on NBC in 2009 — performed only modestly in the ratings, but Season 2 episodes in March and April picked up. The six-episode second season averaged 2.7 million viewers (not huge numbers for TNT, but not bad either), a little mroe than half of whom fell into the adults 18-49 demographic. The channel also notes that "Southland" is its youngest original series, with a median viewer age of 47.
The series stars Ben McKenzie and Michael Cudlitz as LAPD patrol officers; the cast also includes Regina King, Clifton Collins Jr., Kevin Alejandro, Arija Bareikis, Tom Everett Scott, Shawn Hatosy and Michael McGrady. Ann Biderman created the series and executive produces with John Wells and Christopher Chulack.
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The Journal of Hospital Infection (JHI) has just released the awaited epic3 guidelines on infection prevention and control for a range of healthcare professionals. They are freely available online on ScienceDirect and on the journal's website.
The guidelines were commissioned by the UK Department of Health and have been developed after a systematic and expert review of all the available scientific evidence. They update and supersede the previous guidelines on this topic published in 2007.
Infection prevention and control came to the public awareness after the rise of MRSA and C. difficile in particular in the middle of the last decade. Since the publication of the 2007 guidelines, more resistant organisms have emerged, some of which are now almost untreatable by antimicrobials. This is actually no great surprise, as the development of resistance to antibiotics is an inevitable consequence of evolution -- microbes have been producing chemical weapons to destroy each other since the dawn of life on earth. Resistance means survival. There are no really new antimicrobial agents under development, and for the first time, we are facing a world where more bacterial infections may be untreatable. Contrary to popular belief, we always had several treatment options available to treat MRSA.
Microbiologist Dr. Jenny Child, editor in chief of the Journal of Hospital Infection, says, "It is difficult to stop the rise of increasingly resistant organisms. What we can do however is prevent them spreading between patients and becoming established among the resident microbial flora- the bacterial population in our hospitals. Infection prevention and control has never been more important than it is now."
It is no coincidence that the very first of the seven key action points outlined in the UK 5-year Antimicrobial Resistance Strategy 2013-1018, produced earlier this year by the DoH and DEFRA, is about improving infection prevention and control.
In her forward to the epic3 guidelines, which will accompany the January 2014 printed issue of the Journal of Hospital Infection, professor Dame Sally Davies, NHS England's chief medical officer, says, "In March 2013, my annual report on infection and the rise of antimicrobial resistance highlighted the need for healthcare professionals to understand and put into practice the principles of infection prevention and control in order to improve patient outcomes. These updated guidelines underpin and provide the knowledge base to inform this understanding."
"The guidelines provide the evidence base for many elements of clinical practice that are essential in minimizing the spread of antimicrobial-resistant organisms, and maintaining high standards of infection prevention and control that can be adapted for use locally by all healthcare practitioners. The principles set out in these guidelines also provide the evidence base to support elements of the implementation of the five-year UK Antimicrobial Resistance Strategy," Davies adds.
Lead author of the epic3 guidelines, professor Heather Loveday of the University of West London explains, "The updated guidelines were developed by a nurse-led multidisciplinary group of researchers, infection prevention specialists, clinicians and lay representatives following a systematic review of evidence in each of the guideline areas. The guideline recommendations provide the best available scientific evidence for preventing healthcare infections in hospitals, focusing on standard principles for infection prevention and the prevention of infections associated with short-term indwelling urethral catheters, central vascular devices and new recommendations for preventing infections associated with peripheral vascular devices. Evidence-based guidelines are only of use when translated into local policy and protocols by infection prevention teams and implemented consistently by all healthcare professionals in order to reduce variation in patient care."
Reference: epic3: National Evidence-Based Guidelines for Preventing Healthcare-Associated Infections in NHS Hospitals in England" by H.P. Loveday, J.A. Wilson, R.J. Pratt, M. Golsorkhi, A. Tingle, A. Bak, J. Browne, J. Prieto, M. Wilcox.
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