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AMMI CAnAdA – CACMId AnnUAL COnFEREnCE • COnFéREnCE AnnUELLE

Victoria, BCApril 3 – 5 avril, 2014

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AMMI Canada – CACMId AnnUAL COnFEREnCE

2REGISTER ONLINE HERE

Registration material is accessible online. Therefore, when registering for the Annual Conference you will be given the option to pay online by credit card using our secure payment system, or by printing your completed online registration form and mailing the form with a cheque to AMMI Canada – CACMID Annual Conference, 32 Colonnade Road, Unit 100, Ottawa, ON K2E 7J6.

For more information visit the Annual Conference sections of the AMMI Canada (www.ammi.ca) and CACMID (www.cacmid.ca) websites.

Come to Victoria to learn and explore!Rendez-vous à Victoria pour apprendre et explorer!

Au nom de l’AMMI Canada et de la CACMID, nous vous invitons à vous joindre à nous à Victoria du 2 au 5 avril pour la Conférence annuelle 2014.

La Conférence annuelle AMMI Canada - CACMID est LA rencontre canadienne pour les médecins, microbiologistes, chercheurs, technologues de laboratoire et étudiants intéressés à l’infectiologie et à la microbiologie diagnostique. Le programme de l’événement de l’an dernier tenu à Québec a connu un formidable succès. Le Comité de planification du programme travaille très activement à la mise au point d’un programme qui tire profit de la rencontre de Québec et de la réussite des conférences antérieures tout en intégrant les suggestions des participants, des membres de nos associations et des partenaires affiliés. Il y aura des séances plénières, des symposiums intégrés, des présentations orales et par affiches de résumés, des expositions, des vignettes cliniques, une journée des stagiaires, un atelier du CCM, un séminaire sur la GQ et un exposé spécial. De plus, en offrant de l’espace de rencontre, nous encourageons nos organismes associés et groupes d’intérêt spéciaux à se réunir durant leur séjour à Victoria.

Victoria est un très bel endroit pour notre conférence. C’est une ville moderne où l’on trouve d’excellents restaurants et un paysage d’une grande beauté qui met en évidence le charme d’une époque lointaine. Offrant le climat le plus doux au Canada, nous nous attendons à d’excellentes conditions météorologiques en avril. Cela nous offrira une petite évasion, loin de l’hiver qui fera toujours rage ailleurs au pays. Séjournez avec nous au remarquable Hôtel Empress et vivez une page d’histoire en suivant d’élégantes traditions, comme prendre le thé en après-midi.

La Conférence annuelle AMMI Canada - CACMID 2014 de Victoria vous renseignera sur les plus récents développements dans les domaines de l’infectiologie et de la microbiologie. Et, surtout, elle vous donnera l’occasion d’établir des liens avec d’anciens amis et collègues, d’en rencontrer de nouveaux et de faire du réseautage.

Nous vous encourageons à présenter vos recherches en nous faisant parvenir des résumés pour une présentation orale ou par affiches. Si vous êtes étudiant ou stagiaire, un certain nombre de prix sont disponibles. Renforcez vos compétences de présentateur devant un auditoire amical et toujours prêt à vous appuyer.

Venez pour les séances et restez pour le plaisir! Nous avons hâte de vous voir à Victoria en avril!A. Mark Joffe

President, AMMI CanadaLe président de l’AMMI Canada

Heather AdamPresident, CACMIDLa présidente de la CACMID

On behalf of AMMI Canada and CACMID, we invite you to join us in Victoria from April 2nd to 5th for the 2014 Annual Conference.

The AMMI Canada - CACMID Annual Conference is THE Canadian meeting for physicians, microbiologists, researchers, laboratory technologists, as well as students interested in infectious diseases and diagnostic microbiology. Last year’s program in Québec City was a stunning success; the Program Planning Committee has been very active in creating a program that builds on the Québec meeting and the success of previous conferences while incorporating suggestions from our attendees, association members, and affiliated partners. There will be plenary sessions, integrated symposia, oral abstract presentations, poster sessions, exhibits, clinical vignettes, Trainees’ Day, CCM Workshop, QM Seminar and our Special Lecture. In addition, we encourage our collaborating societies and special interest groups to meet face-to-face while in Victoria. We would be pleased to assist by providing meeting space.

Victoria provides a beautiful venue for our conference. It is a modern city full of great restaurants and beautiful landscape underscored with old world charm. With the mildest climate in Canada, we anticipate great weather in April, an escape from the winter that may still be blanketing the rest of the country. Stay with us at the stunning Empress Hotel, living amongst history and the opportunity to partake in elegant traditions such as afternoon tea.

The AMMI Canada – CACMID Annual Conference 2014 in Victoria will provide you with the latest information in the fields of Infectious Diseases and Microbiology. Just as important, it will provide you opportunities to reconnect with old friends and colleagues, to meet new ones, and to network.

We encourage you to present your research by submitting abstracts for oral or poster presentation. If you are a student or trainee, there are a number of awards available to you. Build your presentation skills before an always friendly and supportive audience.

Come for the sessions, stay for the fun! We look forward to seeing you in Victoria in April!

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ObjectivesThe AMMI Canada - CACMID Annual Conference provides an interactive venue where experts in the fields of microbiology, infectious diseases, infection prevention and control, and public health meet. The Conference attracts attendees from across Canada and internationally.

As in previous years, the 2014 Conference will provide updates on a variety of topics to a diverse audience of clinicians, microbiologists, laboratory technologists, public health professionals, infection prevention and control practitioners, students and residents.

In addition to the pre-meeting workshops, the program will offer plenary sessions, State of the Art Clinical Lectures, a Special Lecture, integrated symposia, short oral presentations, poster presentations, workshops and interactive clinical vignettes. The Innovation Academy will be on hiatus in 2014 but will return to the 2015 meeting. The 2014 meeting will be a chance for attendees to showcase their research as well as get up to speed with the latest in the areas of microbiology, adult and paediatric infectious diseases and related subjects. Dynamic expert speakers will be invited from across Canada and abroad to ensure another exciting meeting.

In addition to the scientific component, the meeting will provide ample opportunity for attendees to network, exchange ideas, and reconnect with colleagues.

The 2014 meeting will address topics including: • Antimicrobial stewardship

• Emerging infections

• Latest hot topics in adult and paediatric infectious diseases, diagnostic microbiology and infection control

• Up to date information on “MERS-CoV”

• A debate on the value of screening for AROs

• Microbiome: Pathogen discovery and novel therapies

And a whole lot more! So mark your calendars and plan to be in Victoria from April 2-5, 2014!

Welcome Reception and dinnerThursday April 3 1835 – 2030

You are invited to attend the 2014 Annual Conference Welcome Reception and Dinner.

Whether you’d like to share your experiences of the conference so far, discuss the day’s biggest debates or simply enjoy a drink and dinner, the Welcome Reception and Dinner is the perfect place to make new acquaintances and catch up with old friends.

Join the conference planning committees, conference speakers, sponsors, exhibitors and fellow delegates in a relaxed and informal atmosphere, while enjoying culinary delights in a stand up style dinner.


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Program at a Glance

Wednesday, April 2• CCM Workshop - Laboratory Automation - Not Just a Pipe Dream

• AMMI Canada Council Meeting

• Trainees’ Day

• Trainees’ Day Reception

• QM Seminar - Quality and Safety and Risk in the Medical Laboratory

• CCM Board Meeting

• CFID Board Meeting

• CACMID Board Meeting

Thursday, April 3• Registration

• AMMI Canada AGM/Sections Meetings

• PLENARY – Antimicrobial Stewardship Program

• Exhibit Hall Open / Break and Lunch in Exhibit Hall

• Poster Presentations

• Paediatric Investigators Collaborative Network on Infections in Canada (PICNIC) Annual Meeting

• Integrated Symposium

• MALDI-TOF Users Group Meeting

• Internet Café

• Royal College MM Specialty Committee Meeting

• State of the Art Clinical Lecture – MERS-CoV – Close-Up

• Oral Presentations

• AMMI Canada - CACMID Special Lecture - The Impact of Climate and Environment Changes on Infectious Diseases

• Merit and Association Awards

• Welcome Reception / Dinner

Friday, April 4• Registration• Workshop co developed by AMMI Canada

and Sunovion Pharmaceuticals• CACMID AGM• PLENARY – Emerging Infections• Exhibits Hall Open / Break and Lunch in Exhibit Hall• Poster Presentations• Integrated Symposium co-developed by AMMI Canada

and Pfizer Canada• Exhibitor Debrief• Internet Café• State of the Art Clinical Lecture – To Screen or Not to Screen:

The Role of Hospital-Based Infection Control Programs in Controlling Antibiotic-Resistant Organisms

• Royal College ID Specialty Committee Meeting• Oral Presentations• Canadian Journal of Infectious Diseases and Medical Microbiology

(CJIDMM) Editorial Board Meeting• Canadian Hospital Epidemiology Committee (CHEC) Meeting

Saturday, April 5• Registration

• Workshop co developed by AMMI Canada and bioMerieux• CCM AGM• PLENARY – What’s Hot in Adult and Paediatric Infectious Diseases,

Infection Control and Diagnostic Microbiology• Oral Presentations• Integrated Symposium• Delegate Lunch• State of the Art Clinical Lecture – Microbe-managing:

Manipulating the Human Gut Microbial Ecosystem to Enhance Health• Poster Awards• Clinical Vignettes• Closing Dinner - Royal BC Museum

Internet Café

Thursday April 3 to Saturday April 5

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Central Planning Committee (CPC) Comité de PlanificationAMMI CANADA CACMID

Mark JoffePresident, CPC Co-Chair

Daniel GregsonPresident Elect

Lynn JohnstonPast President

Isabelle ChiuScientific Planning Committee Co-Chair

Shariq HaiderSponsorship Committee Co-Chair

Mel KrajdenCo-Treasurer

Heather AdamPresident, CPC Co-Chair

Gregory TyrrellPast President

Jeff FullerVice President Scientific Planning Committee Co-Chair Sponsorship Committee Co-Chair

Matthew GilmourCo-Treasurer

Paul LevettMeeting Secretary, Abstract Chair

Scientific Planning Committee (SPC) Comité ScientifiqueAMMI CANADA CACMIDIsabelle ChiuCo-Chair

Gerald Evans Sarah Forgie Todd Hatchette Matthew Oughton David Patrick Michael Payne Susan Poutanen Cécile Tremblay Duncan Webster

Jeff FullerCo-Chair

Meghan Dey Michael Drebot Matthew Gilmour Paul Levett Jessica Minion Samir Patel

Are You a Member?To join AMMI Canada please contact:Deborah Yamamura, Secretary, AMMI Canada c/o AMMI Canada Secretariat 192 Bank Street, Ottawa, ON K2P 1W8 Tel.: 1-866-467-1215 (toll free) 613-260-3233 ext. 103 Fax: 613-260-3235 [email protected] more information on AMMI Canada visit: www.ammi.ca

To join CACMID please contact:Matthew W. Gilmour, Secretary Treasurer, CACMID Clinical Microbiologist, Diagnostic Services Manitoba MS673C – Health Sciences Centre 820 Sherbrook Street, Winnipeg, MB R3A 1R9 Tel.: 204-787-4597 Fax: 204-787-4699 [email protected] For more information on CACMID visit: www.cacmid.ca


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Collaborating Societies

Canadian Society for Medical Laboratory ScienceSociété canadienne de science de laboratoire médical

Canadian Association of HIV Research (CAHR)

Canadian Society of Microbiologists (CSM)

Pan American Society for Clinical Virology (Clearwater)

Exhibit Hall

Interested in joining the show?

The 2013 show drew more than 400 delegates. Exhibiting your products and services gives you a showcase at Canada’s largest gathering of clinical and medical microbiologists and infectious disease specialists.

For more information about becoming an exhibitor please visit the Annual Conference sections of both the AMMI Canada (www.ammi.ca) and CACMID (www.cacmid.ca) websites or by contacting Dianne Comeau at Unconventional Planning at [email protected].


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Educational Grants

CACMIdFor Technical Staff and Clinical Microbiology Fellows

EligibilityApplicants must be microbiology laboratory technologists or technicians, or clinical microbiology fellows registered in a Canadian training program (e.g. Canadian College of Microbiologists), and all must be active members of CACMID. Each applicant is eligible for only one grant. To be eligible, the applicant must be the presenting author in an oral or poster session at the AMMI Canada – CACMID Annual Conference 2014 in Victoria.

ApplicationAn education grant application form will be available at the registration desk during the conference or can be downloaded from the CACMID website (www.cacmid.ca). This form can be completed during the conference and handed in at the registration desk, or be completed after the conference and mailed to the CACMID Secretary Treasurer (www.cacmid.ca/contact-us).

$ 250 for technical staff attending from British Columbia* and Washington State

$ 500 for technical staff attending from Alberta and Saskatchewan

$ 750 for technical staff attending from Manitoba, Ontario and Québec

$ 1,000 for technical staff attending from Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, Newfoundland & Labrador, North West Territories, Yukon, Nunavut, and International

*N.B.: Technical staff attending from Victoria are ineligible for grants.

N.B.: Clinical microbiology fellows (all must be Canadian residents) may submit itemized expenses with receipts to a maximum of $1,000.

AMMI CanadaFor Associate Members ONLY

EligibilityThe applicant must be an AMMI Canada Associate Member in good standing. To be eligible the applicant must register for the AMMI Canada – CACMID Annual Conference 2014 and pay the full student conference registration fee. One-day registrants are not eligible.

ApplicationAn education grant application form will be available at the registration desk during the conference or can be downloaded from the AMMI Canada website – Annual Conference section (www.ammi.ca). This form can be completed during the conference and handed in at the registration desk, or be completed after the conference and sent to [email protected] or faxed to 613-260-3235.

$250 Cdn For Associate Members from British Columbia* and Washington State

$500 Cdn For Associate Members from Alberta and Saskatchewan

$750 Cdn For Associate Members from Manitoba, Ontario, Québec, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, Newfoundland and Labrador, New Brunswick, North West Territories, Yukon, Nunavut and the United States, other than Washington state

*N.B.: Associate members attending from Victoria and Vancouver Island are ineligible for grants.


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CCM WorkshopThe CCM Workshop and QM Seminar are the perfect complements to the AMMI Canada – CACMID Annual Conference. Both are optional and open to everyone interested - even if they are not attending the conference.

Registration for the CCM Workshop and/or QM Seminar is easy - just use the same online registration system as used for the Annual Conference and select the extra sessions you wish to attend. For more information visit the Annual Conference sections of either the AMMI Canada (www.ammi.ca) or CACMID (www.cacmid.ca) websites.

Quality Management Seminar

Laboratory Automation - Not Just a Pipe Dream

Wednesday April 2 0800 — 1200Cost: $80 plus 5% GST

Speakers:Susan Poutanen (Toronto, ON)Microbiology and Infectious Disease Physician, Mount Sinai Hospital

Mark Romney (Vancouver, BC)Medical Leader, Medical Microbiologist, St Paul’s Hospital/Providence Health Care

Jean-François Gagnon (Québec, QC)Chief of Microbiology and Molecular Biology Services, Hôpital de l’Enfant Jésus du CHU de Québec

Objectives:• Describe the recent developments, availability and justification of

automated instrumentation for the Microbiology laboratories

• Identify areas of concern with regards to implementation of automation

• Recognize potential impacts of automated systems on laboratory operations and patient care

Information on the requirements for membership in the Canadian College of Microbiologists is available at www.ccm.ca.

Quality and Safety and Risk in the Medical Laboratory

Wednesday April 2 1300 — 1700Cost: $105 plus 5% GST

Improving Elder Care and Patient Safety Through Improved Urine Collection

Speaker: Victor Leung (Montréal, QC)

Objectives:• Describe the process of implementing an evidence-based tool kit in residential

care to reduce inappropriate collection of urine cultures

• Improve diagnosis of asymptomatic bacteriuria

Enhancing Patient Safety Through Improved Blood Culturing

Speaker: John Galbraith (Victoria, BC)

Objective:• Illustrate improved blood culture processing techniques to optimize patient

outcomes at local and remote sites

Mounting a National Proficiency Test (PT) for 16S rRNA Gene Sequencing and/or MALDI-TOF Analysis

Speaker: Kathy Bernard (Winnipeg, MB)

Objective:• Recognize that modern laboratory systems do not perform equally

when presented with difficult challenges

A Trending View of Proficiency Testing of Throat Swabs

Speaker: Veronica Restelli (Vancouver, BC)

Objective:• Be aware that laboratory performance can fluctuate even

with routine test requests

Extended Costs of Poor Quality

Speaker: Michael Noble (Vancouver, BC)

Objective:• Conclude that laboratory performance errors have impact

far beyond budget


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Trainees’ day

The 10th Annual Trainees’ Day will take place during the AMMI Canada – CACMID Annual Conference 2014. It is an opportunity for trainees in adult infectious diseases, paediatric infectious diseases and medical and

clinical microbiology to discuss relevant training and career issues not always covered in individual training programs.

Wednesday April 2 1230 — 1800 (lunch provided)No Fee Required

Don’t miss out on this exciting day!

There is no fee to attend, simply check off the pre-conference Trainees’ Day activity box when registering.

Career Opportunities in Infectious Diseases and Microbiology - Panel Discussion

Speakers: Christopher Lowe (Toronto, ON)

Julianne Kus (Toronto, ON)

Soren Gantt (Vancouver, BC)

Karsten Hammond (Victoria, BC)

Objectives:• Identify current and future job opportunities in Infectious Diseases

and Microbiology

• Describe methods that would prepare a trainee in obtaining a position in their field

• Contrast the advantages and disadvantages of various career paths in Infectious Diseases and Microbiology

Physician - Industry Interactions during Training and Beyond

Speakers: Gerald Evans (Kingston, ON)

John Galbraith (Victoria, BC)

Objectives:• Describe and review the CMA guidelines for

physician-industry interactions

• Contrast examples of good and poor partnership with industry

• Illustrate how industry can influence physician behaviour

• List the requirements for reporting conflicts of interest

We take pride in not charging a registration fee for Trainees’ Day. Please note that registration is a commitment to attend. As a professional courtesy, if you are unable to attend after registering, please inform the conference secretariat ([email protected]) as soon as possible for catering and room planning puroposes. Thank You!

Curriculum Vitae (CV) Development

Speaker: Alicia Sarabia (Toronto, ON)

Objectives: • Describe the general format and the categories that should

be included in a CV

• Tailor a CV to suit the different potential types of employment opportunities for an Infectious Diseases/Microbiology trainee

• Identify the “do’s and don’ts” in CV writing, with an emphasis on what trainee activities to include or exclude

• Apply the concept of and the general considerations in writing a cover letter

International Opportunities

Speakers: Jan Hajek (Vancouver, BC)

Tim O’Shea (Hamilton, ON)

Objectives:• Gain insights regarding international work through shared

personal experiences

• Identify ways that physicians can get involved in international health, both in Canada and abroad

• Identify international opportunities in research, education, clinical and laboratory work

• Address the ethical dimensions of international work


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Merit Awards Presentation

Poster Award PresentationsSaturday April 5 1600 — 1615

Masters of Ceremony:Jeff Fuller (Edmonton, AB)

Daniel Gregson (Calgary, AB)

Awards will be presented to the six best poster presentations by students/trainees.

Each of the following awards consists of $800 and an engraved plaque:• Association of Medical Microbiology and Infectious Disease

(AMMI) Canada Poster Award

• Canadian Association for Clinical Microbiology and Infectious Diseases (CACMID) Poster Award

• Canadian Association for Clinical Microbiology and Infectious Diseases (CACMID) Technologist Poster Award

• Canadian College of Microbiologists (CCM) Poster Award

• Canadian College of Microbiologists (CCM) Dr. Kenneth Rozee Memorial Poster Award

The following award consists of $500 and an engraved plaque:• Dr. Susan King Poster Award (trainees, paediatric topics only)

The Merit and Association Awards will be presented Thursday evening, before the Welcome Reception. Be a part of celebrating excellence.

Masters of Ceremony:Jeff Fuller (Edmonton, AB)


AMMI Canada• Astellas Post Residency Fellowship

• Pfizer Post Residency Fellowship

• Canadian Journal of Infectious Diseases & Medical Microbiology (CJIDMM) Trainee Review Article Award

• Distinguished Service Award

• Honorary Membership Award

• Lifetime Achievement Award

CACMID• John G. FitzGerald – CACMID Outstanding Microbiologist Award

Other• Canadian College of Microbiologists (CCM)

Distinguished Service Award

• Canadian Foundation for Infectious Diseases (CFID) Dr. Juan A. Embil Award for Excellence in Infectious Diseases Research

• Canadian Foundation for Infectious Diseases (CFID) Dr. John M. Embil Mentorship Award in Infectious Diseases

• Dr. Lindsay E. Nicolle Editorial Award for original research published in the Canadian Journal of Infectious Diseases & Medical Microbiology (CJIDMM)

• Canadian Foundation for Infectious Diseases (CFID) Safe Drinking Water Grant

• Canadian Foundation for Infectious Diseases (CFID) Summer Student Research Awards

Thursday April 3 1715 — 1735


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The AMMI Canada – CACMId Special Lecture The Impact of Climate and Environmental Changes on Infectious Diseases

Thursday April 3 Immediately following the Awards Presentations

Moderators: Heather Adam (Winnipeg, MB)

Mark Joffe (Edmonton, AB)

Speaker: David Fisman (Toronto, ON)

Dr. Fisman is an infectious disease physician and epidemiologist at the University of Toronto’s Dalla Lana School of Public Health, where he is Professor of Epidemiology. He is also a practicing Infectious Diseases clinician at the Toronto Western Hospital. He trained in clinical infectious diseases at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Centre in Boston and from 1999 to 2001 was an AHRQ Fellow in Health Policy at Harvard Centre for Risk Analysis. His interests are in analytical and mathematical epidemiology of infectious diseases, and in health economic evaluation of communicable disease control programs.

The global environment is changing at an unprecedented rate, and in a manner attributable to climate change mediated by anthropogenic “greenhouse gases”, including carbon dioxide and methane. Direct links between the physical environment and infection have been recognized since the time of Hippocrates (ca. 400 B.C.E.) and are still readily observable in low-income countries with limited health-enhancing infrastructure (e.g., water treatment and sewage management capabilities). The impact of the physical environment on infection risk is less clear – and less well studied – in high-income countries. Nonetheless, there are numerous known mechanisms whereby climate and weather may impact the epidemiology of infectious disease syndromes in high-income countries like Canada, though these mechanisms differ across infectious disease

groupings (e.g., may be distinct for waterborne, vectorborne, and enteric diseases). Climate change (a term that embraces changing temperatures, precipitation patterns, and the frequency of extreme weather events) could impact all three components of the host-pathogen-environment epidemiological triad but understanding of the impacts of climate on infectious disease risk is in its infancy (as are tools necessary to generate such understanding). Better insights into the impact of climate change on infectious disease epidemiology is important for clinical care provision, design and refinement of disease surveillance systems, optimal protection of vulnerable populations, and implementation of cost-effective prevention strategies. In this lecture, I shall review existing evidence of unprecedented anthropogenic climatic change, discuss the implications of such change for several infectious diseases of public health importance, and review currently available methodological tools and disease surveillance systems, that might allow better preparation for the impact of global environmental change on infectious disease risk in Canada.

Objectives:• Participants will gain an understanding of the implications of

changing weather patterns and changing frequency of extreme weather events for infectious disease epidemiology, globally and in Canada

• Participants will become familiar with challenges to the study of climate change and infectious disease in Canada, including limitations of data sources, challenges in aggregating disease counts and exposure measures in time and space, and the multi-dimensional nature of climate change impacts on the environment

• Participants will review evidence suggesting that vector-borne disease incidence, including incidence of Lyme disease and West Nile virus infection, is influenced by weather and climatic factors. Evidence linking extreme weather and climatic change to enteric disease in the Canadian context will also be reviewed


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Association, Committee, & Other Group MeetingsWednesday April 2

0800 – 1630 AMMI Canada Council Meeting Chair: Mark Joffe

1400 – 1600 CCM Board Meeting Chair: Marc Desjardins

1800 – 2000 CACMID Board Meeting Chair: Heather Adam

1800 – 2100 CFID Board Meeting Chair: Susan Richardson

Thursday April 3

0700 – 0845 AMMI Canada AGM and Sections Meetings Chair: Mark Joffe

1130 – 1400 Royal College MM Specialty Committee Meeting Chair: David Haldane

1130 – 1400 Paediatric Investigators Collaborative Network on Infections in Canada (PICNIC) Annual Meeting Chair: Joan Robinson

1300 – 1430 MALDI-TOF Users Group Meeting Chairs: Kathryn Bernard and Philippe Legacé-Wiens

Friday April 4

0730 – 0845 CACMID AGM Chair: Heather Adam

1130 – 1400 Royal College ID Specialty Committee Meeting Chair: Andrew Morris

1300 – 1400 Exhibitor Debrief Chairs: Jeff Fuller and Shariq Haider

1730 - 1930 Canadian Journal of Infectious Diseases and Medical Microbiology (CJIDMM) Editorial Board Meeting Chair: John Conly

1730 - 2000 Canadian Hospital Epidemiology Committee (CHEC) Meeting Co-chair: Virginia RothCo-chair: TBD

Saturday April 5

0745 – 0845 CCM AGM Chair: Marc Desjardins


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ProgramObjectives:• Gain insights regarding international work through shared

personal experiences

• Identify ways that physicians can get involved in international health, both in Canada and abroad

• Identify international opportunities in research, education, clinical and laboratory work

• Address the ethical dimensions of international work1445 – 1500 BREAK1500 – 1600 Career Opportunities in Infectious Diseases and

Microbiology - Panel Discussion

Speakers: Christopher Lowe (Toronto, ON)

Julianne Kus (Toronto, ON)

Soren Gantt (Vancouver, BC)

Karsten Hammond (Victoria, BC)

Objectives:• Identify current and future job opportunities in

Infectious Diseases and Microbiology

• Describe methods that would prepare a trainee in obtaining a position in their field

• Contrast the advantages and disadvantages of various career paths in Infectious Diseases and Microbiology

1600 – 1700 Physician - Industry Interactions during Training and Beyond

Speakers: Gerald Evans (Kingston, ON)

John Galbraith (Victoria, BC)

Objectives:• Decribe and review the CMA guidelines for physician-industry interactions

• Contrast examples of good and poor partnership with industry

• Illustrate how industry can influence physician behaviour

• List the requirements for reporting conflicts of interest

1700 – 1800 Networking Reception

Wednesday April 2

0800 – 1630 AMMI Canada Council Meeting

0800 – 1200 CCM Workshop Laboratory Automation - Not Just a Pipe Dream

Speakers: Susan Poutanen (Toronto, ON)

Mark Romney (Vancouver, BC)

Jean-François Gagnon (Québec, QC)

Objectives: • Describe the recent developments, availability and justification

of automated instrumentation for the Microbiology laboratories

• Identify areas of concern with regards to implementation of automation

• Recognize potential impacts of automated systems on laboratory operations and patient care

1230 – 1800 Trainees’ Day

1230 – 1300 Lunch & Registration1300 – 1345 Curriculum Vitae (CV) Development

Speaker: Alicia Sarabia (Toronto, ON)

Objectives: • Describe the general format and the categories that should be

included in a CV

• Tailor a CV to suit the different potential types of employment opportunities for an Infectious Diseases/Microbiology trainee

• Identify the “do’s and don’ts” in CV writing, with an emphasis on what trainee activities to include or exclude

• Apply the concept of and the general considerations in writing a cover letter

1345 – 1445 International Opportunities

Speakers: Jan Hajek (Vancouver, BC)

Tim O’Shea (Hamilton, ON)


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1300 – 1700 Quality Management (QM) Seminar Quality and Safety and Risk in the Medical Laboratory

Improving Elder Care and Patient Safety Through Improved Urine Collection

Speaker: Victor Leung (Montréal, QC)

Objectives:• Describe the process of implementing an evidence-based tool kit in

residential care to reduce inappropriate collection of urine cultures

• Improve diagnosis of asymptomatic bacteriuria

Enhancing Patient Safety Through Improved Blood Culturing

Speaker: John Galbraith (Victoria, BC)

Objective:• Illustrate improved blood culture processing techniques to

optimize patient outcomes at local and remote sites

Mounting a National Proficiency Test (PT) for 16S rRNA Gene Sequencing and/or MALDI-TOF Analysis

Speaker: Kathy Bernard (Winnipeg, MB)

Objective:• Recognize that modern laboratory systems do not perform equally when

presented with difficult challenges

A Trending View of Proficiency Testing Of Throat Swabs

Speaker: Veronica Restelli (Vancouver, BC)

Objective:• Be aware that laboratory performance can fluctuate

even with routine test requests

Extended Costs of Poor Quality

Speaker: Michael Noble (Vancouver, BC)

Objective:• Conclude that laboratory performance errors have impact

far beyond budget

1800 – 2000 CACMID Board Meeting

1800 – 2100 CFID Board Meeting

Thursday April 3

0700 – 0845 AMMI Canada AGM and Sections Meetings

0900 – 1100 Plenary: Antimicrobial Stewardship Program Moderators: Susan Poutanen (Toronto, ON)

Alexander Wong (Regina, SK) 0900 – 1000 Setting up an Antimicrobial Stewardship Program:

Practical Approach, Step by Step Guide and the Best Outcome Measures for a Program

Speaker: Andrew Morris (Toronto, ON)

Objectives: • List the basic steps required to initiate a successful hospital

stewardship program

• Choose methods to collect data to inform indicators of program success

• Propose the most successful approach to resourcing programs

1000 – 1100 The Veterinary / Agriculture Angle for Antimicrobial Stewardship

Speaker: Scott Weese (Guelph, ON)

Objectives:• Describe how antimicrobials are used in animals

• Highlight differences in antimicrobial use between different animal types (food animals vs. companion animals)

• Illustrate the complexity of antimicrobial use and resistance in animal species

• Assess the relative use of antimicrobials in humans and different animal species, and the potential impact on antimicrobial resistance

1100 – 1300 Exhibit Hall Open

1100 – 1230 Student Poster Judging (presenters at posters)

1100 – 1430 Poster Viewing

1130 – 1400 Royal College MM Specialty Committee Meeting

1130 – 1400 Paediatric Investigators Collaborative Network on Infections in Canada (PICNIC) Annual Meeting

1230 – 1430 Integrated Symposium

1300 – 1430 MALDI-TOF Users Group Meeting


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1445 – 1545 State of the Art Clinical Lecture MERS-CoV Close-up

Moderator: Susan Poutanen (Toronto, ON)

Speaker: Allison McGeer (Toronto, ON)

Objectives:• Discuss the epidemiology, clinical presentation, diagnosis,

and management of MERS• Explore hospital outbreaks of MERS• Describe infection prevention and control issues around

emerging infections

1545 – 1600 Break

1600 – 1700 Oral Presentations: Session A1600 – 1700 Oral Presentations: Session B1600 – 1700 Oral Presentations: Session C1600 – 1700 Oral Presentations: Session D

1710 – 1735 Awards PresentationsMasters of Ceremony: Jeff Fuller (Edmonton, AB)


1735 – 1835 AMMI Canada – CACMID Special Lecture The Impact of Climate and Environmental Changes on Infectious Diseases

Moderators: Heather Adam (Winnipeg, MB)Mark Joffe (Edmonton, AB)

Speaker: David Fisman (Toronto, ON)

Objectives: • Participants will gain an understanding of the implications of changing

weather patterns and changing frequency of extreme weather events for infectious disease epidemiology, globally and in Canada

• Participants will become familiar with challenges to the study of climate change and infectious disease in Canada, including limitations of data sources, challenges in aggregating disease counts and exposure measures in time and space, and the multi-dimensional nature of climate change impacts on the environment

• Participants will review evidence suggesting that vector-borne disease incidence, including incidence of Lyme disease and West Nile virus infection, is influenced by weather and climatic factors. Evidence linking extreme weather and climatic change to enteric disease in the Canadian context will also be reviewed

1835 – 2030 Welcome Reception and Dinner in Exhibit Hall

Friday April 4

0730 – 0845 CACMID AGM

0800 – 0900 Workshop co-developed by AMMI Canada and Sunovion Pharmaceuticals

0900 – 1100 Plenary: Emerging Infections

0900 – 0940 Novel Emerging Respiratory Virus Surveillance (NERVS) – H7N9 and Other Update

Moderators: Todd Hatchette (Halifax, NS)Jason LeBlanc (Halifax, NS)

Speaker: Danuta Skowronski (Vancouver, BC)

Objectives:• Describe current clinical, epidemiologic and virologic trends in H7N9

and other emerging respiratory pathogens

• Summarize current risk assessment and anticipate possible future scenarios

• Outline public health response activities, with a focus on early detection and containment

0940 – 1020 Emerging Tick-Borne Diseases in Canada: Lyme Disease and Beyond

Speaker: Robbin Lindsay (Winnipeg, MB)

Objectives: • Describe the biology and ecology of the tick vectors that transmit the

agents of Lyme disease and other emerging pathogens in Canada

• Identify the changing dynamic of risk of human exposure to these tick-associated pathogens including the mechanisms that are likely driving disease emergence

• Recognize the challenges that public health authorities face with respect to pathogen detection and implementation of effective disease prevention strategies


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1020 – 1100 The Importance of National and International Laboratory Networking in Responding to Emerging Infectious Diseases

Speaker: Michael Drebot (Winnipeg, MB)Theodore Kuschak (Winnipeg, MB)

Objectives: • Describe the history, successes, and objectives of the Canadian

Public Health Laboratory Network (CPHLN) and recognize how it has evolved over the years

• Recognize current International Lab Networking activities involving Canadian Infectious Disease Experts and how they link to the CPHLN

• Discuss the role of lab networks in reagent and strain sharing when preparing for emerging infectious diseases

• Recall examples of how International Laboratory Networks have responded to a Public Health Emergency of International Concern involving emerging infectious diseases

1100 – 1300 Exhibit Hall Open1100 – 1230 Poster Viewing (presenters at posters)1100 – 1430 Poster Viewing1130 – 1400 Royal College ID Specialty Committee Meeting

1230 – 1430 Integrated Symposium Co-developed by AMMI Canada and Pfizer Canada

1300 – 1400 Exhibitor Debrief

1445 – 1545 State of the Art Clinical LectureModerators: Gerald Evans (Kingston, ON)

Matthew Oughton (Montréal, QC)To Screen or Not to Screen: The Role of Hospital-Based Infection Control Programs in Controlling Antibiotic-Resistant Organisms

Debaters: For: Allison McGeer (Toronto, ON)

Against: Elizabeth Bryce (Vancouver, BC)

Resolution: Be it resolved that screening and transmission control for antibiotic-resistant organisms should be mandatory components of hospital-based infection control programs

Objective:• Argue for and against mandatory screening and transmission control

for antibiotic resistant organisms

1545 – 1600 Break

1600 – 1800 Oral Presentations: Session E1600 – 1800 Oral Presentations: Session F1600 – 1800 Oral Presentations: Session G1600 – 1800 Oral Presentations: Session H1730 – 1930 Canadian Journal of Infectious Diseases and Medical

Microbiology (CJIDMM) Editorial Board Meeting1730 – 2000 Canadian Hospital Epidemiology Committee

(CHEC) Meeting

Saturday April 5

0745 – 0845 CCM AGM

0800 – 0900 Workshop co-developed by AMMI Canada and bioMérieux

0900 – 1100 Plenary: What’s Hot in Adult and Paediatric Infectious Diseases, Infection Control and Diagnostic Microbiology

Moderators: Cécile Tremblay (Montréal, QC)

Duncan Webster (Saint John, NB)

0900 – 0940 Adult and Paediatric Clinical Quick-Fire Discussion

Speakers: Neil Rau (Oakville, ON)

Joan Robinson (Edmonton, AB)

Objectives: • Highlight new developments in the literature on topics related

to adult and paediatric infectious diseases

• Explore some of the controversies in the literature on topics related to adult and paediatric infectious diseases

• A brief review of therapeutic advances in adult and paediatric infectious diseases

0940 – 1020 What’s Hot in Infection Control

Speaker: Titus Wong (Vancouver, BC)

Objectives: • Review headline outbreaks

• Highlight new developments in Infection Control literature

• Review new technologies in Infection Control


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1020 – 1100 What’s Hot in Diagnostic Microbiology

Speaker: Edith Blondel-Hill (Kelowna, BC)

Objectives:• Discuss new recommendations for susceptibility testing especially

as it pertains to antibiotic resistant organisms

• Review new pathogens and their clinical significance

• Review the new technologies that will improve time to result for microbiology laboratory

1100 – 1110 Break

1110 – 1225 Oral Presentations: Session I1110 – 1225 Oral Presentations: Session J1110 – 1225 Oral Presentations: Session K1110 – 1225 Oral Presentations: Session L

1230 – 1430 Integrated Symposium

1230 – 1430 Lunch

1445 – 1545 State of the Art Clinical Lecture Sponsored by the Canadian Foundation for Infectious Diseases (CFID)

Microbe-managing: Manipulating the Human Gut Microbial Ecosystem to Enhance Health

Moderator: Matthew Gilmour (Winnipeg, MB)

Speaker: Emma Allen-Vercoe (Guelph, ON)

Objectives:• Describe the complexity and elegance of the healthy human gut

microbial ecosystem

• Illustrate the potential consequences of collateral damage to this microbial ecosystem through the use of antimicrobials in medicine and the environment

• Consider the potential use of ‘microbial ecosystem therapeutics’ as paradigm-shifting elements of future, personalized medicine approaches to healthcare

1545 – 1600 Break

1600 – 1615 Poster Awards PresentationsMasters of Ceremony: Jeff Fuller (Edmonton, AB)


1615 – 1800 Clinical VignettesModerator: Caroline Quach (Montréal, QC)

1900 – 2200 Closing Dinner: Royal BC Museum

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Closing dinner Saturday April 5 1900 — 2200

Satisfy your hunger with a delectable closing dinner meal and then challenge your understanding of the First Nations peoples of British Columbia.

In the Modern History Gallery, explore turn-of-the-century streets, a replica of North America’s second-oldest Chinatown, and a Northern BC pioneer farm. Mingle with fur traders and explorers and investigate the rich history of British Columbia.

Learn about the rich art and culture of the First Nations peoples in the breathtaking First Peoples Galleries. Dine among silent totems, a testament to the peoples’ strength and creativity and then learn the legends of Captain Cook.

Location: Royal BC MuseumFirst People’s Gallery and Modern History Gallery

Cost: $65 plus 5% GST

Registration for the Closing Dinner is easy - just use the same online registration system as used for the Annual Conference and select the extra sessions you wish to attend. For more information visit the Annual Conference sections of either the AMMI Canada (www.ammi.ca) or CACMID (www.cacmid.ca) websites.


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Innovation AcademyReminder: The next Innovation Academy will take place at the 2015 Conference in lovely Charlottetown, PEI.

This competition encourages the promotion of novel and creative strategies that have the potential to stimulate significant change in Clinical Medicine, Laboratory Medicine, Infection Prevention and Control, Antimicrobial Stewardship, Public Health or education devoted to any of these disciplines.

Here is your opportunity to present your pioneering approach to clinical or educational program delivery, transformative quality improvement initiatives, or the invention of new diagnostic platforms or medical devices.

Successful submissions will be chosen for a 3 minute oral “pitch” followed by a 3 minute Q&A. Presentations will be adjudicated based on originality, creativity, applicability, ease of duplication, sustainability

and overall significance. The winner will be awarded a $1,500 cash prize, second place will receive an iPad and third place will be given complimentary registration to the AMMI Canada - CACMID Annual Conference 2016.

Start preparing now! Only a select few will be chosen for presentation. Save the

date!The AMMI Canada – CACMID Annual Conference will be held in Charlottetown, PEI in 2015.

Dates: April 16 – 18Location: Delta Prince Edward and Prince Edward Island Convention Centre


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VICTORIA Victoria is a unique blend of old world charm and new world experiences. Heritage architecture, colourful gardens and traditions such as afternoon tea mixed with soft adventure such as kayaking, fishing, hiking, cycling and golf; culinary experiences such as gourmet farm and wine tours, microbreweries and world class dining; and arts and culture. As an

island destination, Victoria offers visitors an escape from the hurried world and beams with ambience. Victoria also boasts the mildest climate in Canada and is green year-round.

THE FAIRMOnT EMPRESSThe Fairmont Empress hotel in Victoria, BC sits majestically at the cornerstone of Victoria’s sparkling Inner Harbour and vibrant city centre. This Vancouver Island luxury hotel is located in British Columbia’s capital city and features turn of the century architecture, classic beauty and an unrivaled location. Since 1908, it is Vancouver Island’s most celebrated resort, spa and meeting destination. The Victoria hotel features the highly acclaimed Willow Stream Spa regarded as one of the best spas in Canada; - a must on each visit to Victoria. Epitomizing style and service, our Fairmont Gold product underwent a multi-million dollar renovation offering unparalleled luxury, ranked among the best Fairmont Gold experiences in Canada.

The Fairmont Empress721 Government Street Victoria, British Columbia, Canada V8W 1W5 Tel.: (250) 384-8111 Fax: (250) 381-4334

Guest Room RatesFairmont Rooms: $199.00 Deluxe Rooms: $229.00

All rates are in Canadian dollars and do not include taxes applicable at the time of the event. Currently the applicable taxes are the following: 5% GST (Goods and Services Tax), 7% PST (Provincial Sales Tax) and a 3% City tax per room. Taxes are subject to change without notice.

Rates are available 3 days prior and 3 days after the Annual Conference, subject to availability at the time of the reservations.

Online Reservation

To make an online reservation, click here or visit the Annual Conference sections of www.ammi.ca or www.cacmid.ca and follow the hotel reservation instructions. Be sure to use the conference link to ensure you receive the AMMI Canada – CACMID Annual Conference rates.

Telephone Reservation

To make a telephone reservation, please call the Fairmont Empress Reservation toll free number 1-800-257-7544. Please identify yourself as an AMMI Canada - CACMID Annual Conference attendee.

The Fairmont Empress Conference Room Rate Expiration:

Wednesday February 26, 2014 (9:00 pm Pacific Time)

Official Travel Agent

If you need to book your ticket through a travel agent, use AMMI Canada’s official travel agency: Flight Centre!

Please contact:Julie Last763 Bank Street, Room B, Ottawa ON K1S 3V3Hours of Operation:Monday to Friday, 0900 - 1730 Eastern Emergency Tel.: (613) 853-7822 Tel.: (613) 321-0120Alt Tel.: 1 (877) 565-5295Fax: (613) 321-0426Email: [email protected]


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Hotel Rebate/Rabais-Hôtel

ECOnOMISEZ 100 $ SUR LE PRIX d’InSCRIPTIOn POUR LA COnFéREnCE En EnTIER!Cette offre est disponible tant qu’il y aura des chambres, alors ne ratez pas votre chance — RÉSERVEZ TÔT!

Vous entrez simplement votre numéro de réservation Fairmont Empress le formulaire d’inscription en ligne pour la conférence rebais votre 100 $.

En réservant une chamber à l’hôtel Fairmont Empress, vous aidez AMMI Canada et CACMID à réduire les coûts de la Conférence; des economies que nous vous retournons en tant que membres.

N.B.: Cette offer s’applique uniquement à l’option Conférence en entier! Un rabais par chamber d’hôtel!

SAVE $100 On YOUR FULL COnFEREnCE REGISTRATIOnOffer available only while rooms are available, so don’t miss out – BOOK EARLY!

Just insert your Fairmont Empress reservation number on the applicable line during online registration and save $100.

By reserving a room at the Fairmont Empress, AMMI Canada and CACMID are able to keep the conference costs low; savings that we pass on to you as a member.

N.B.: Offer applies to full conference registration only! One rebate per hotel room!


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2014 AMMI Canada – CACMId Conference Registration

Optional Events (no charge)Welcome Reception (Thursday April 3) AMMI Canada Sections & AGM (Thursday April 3) CACMID AGM (Friday April 4)

Optional Events / Closing Dinner (ticketed) (Saturday April 5)Cost per person

Closing Dinner – Adult $65Closing Dinner – Child $35

Payment by Cheque or Money Order: Please make your cheque or money order payable to AMMI Canada – CACMID Annual Conference

Payment Policy: Conference registrations are not considered con-firmed until full payment is received. All conference registration fees must be paid prior to commencement of the AMMI Canada – CACMID Annual Conference 2014 (April 2, 2014). This includes payment for all optional events.

Cancellation Policy: Cancellation request(s) must be made in writing. Those received on or before February 26 will receive a full refund less a $50 administration fee. Those received after February 26 will receive a 50% refund, less a $50 administration fee. Refunds will be processed after the conference. Registrations may be transferred at any time without penalty.

Inquiries: For registration inquiries, contact Unconventional Planning at Tel: (613) 721-7061 or (888) 625-8455 (North America Only) Fax: (613) 721-3581 E-mail: [email protected].

This year the conference is moving to an ONLINE ONLY system. Therefore, upon registering you will have the option to pay online by credit card using our secure payment system, or by printing your completed online registration form and mailing the form with a cheque to AMMI Canada – CACMID Annual Conference, 32 Colonnade Road, Unit 100, Ottawa, ON K2E 7J6.

The registration fees are as follows:

Full Registration Fee (includes conference bag, final program, welcome reception, refreshment breaks and lunch Thursday, Friday and Saturday)

Early Bird (received on or before February 18)

Full Fee (received after February 18)

Member – Conference $400 $500Non-Member – Conference $500 $600*Student – Conference $175 $225

Daily Registration Fee (Daily registration is available for single days only. Multiple day attendees should register for the full conference)

Early Bird (received on or before February 18)

Full Fee (received after February 18)

Member – Daily $250 $300Non-Member – Daily $300 $350*Student – Daily $75 $75

* A letter of attestation from the teaching institution indicating the registrant is enrolled in a full-time program must accompany the registration

Registration for Pre-Conference Activities (Wednesday April 2)CCM Workshop $80 QM Seminar $105 Trainees’ Day No Charge

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Additional Contact InformationRegistration InformationUnconventional Planning32 Colonnade Road, Unit 100 Ottawa, ON K2E 7J6 [email protected] Tel.: (613)721-7061 Toll-Free: 1(888)625-8455

General InformationConference Secretariat192 Bank StreetOttawa, ON K2P 1W8 [email protected] Tel.: (613)260-3233Toll-Free: 1(866)467-1215

deadlinesAbstract Acceptance on or aroundcommunicated by email: Monday February 3, 2014

Early bird registration: Tuesday February 18, 2014

Fairmont Empress Wednesday February 26, 2014Conference Room Rate Expiration: (9:00pm Pacific Time)


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