Relevance to Infection Prevention and Control (IPC)

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

Innovation and Creativity

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

Impact and Outcomes

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

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

Sustainability and Scalability

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

Methodology and Scientific Rigor

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

Collaboration and Teamwork

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

Presentation and Clarity

7. The submission should be well-organized, concise, and clearly articulate the problem, solution, and results.

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

Ethical and Professional Standards

8. Projects must adhere to ethical guidelines and demonstrate respect for patient safety, privacy, and confidentiality.