• The project must address a specific issue, challenge, or improvement in IPC within healthcare settings.

• Projects should demonstrate innovative approaches, tools, or strategies that provide unique solutions to IPC challenges.

• Submissions must include measurable data or evidence showcasing the project's effectiveness in improving IPC practices.

• Highlight tangible outcomes, such as reductions in infection rates or improved compliance with IPC protocols.

• The project should be sustainable over time and adaptable for implementation in other healthcare settings or organizations.

• Submissions should detail a clear and well-structured methodology, including objectives, implementation steps, and evaluation metrics.

• Highlight the involvement of multidisciplinary teams or collaborations within the organization to achieve project goals.

• The submission should be well-organized, concise, and clearly articulate the problem, intervention, results and impact.

• Visual aids (e.g., graphs, tables, and images) are encouraged to support the presentation.

• Maintain patient confidentiality and data protection

• Avoid inclusion of identifiable patient information

• Comply with institutional and ethical guidelines

• Obtain required approvals (if applicable)