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The e-Bug Project: A European Teaching Resource for Schools

The e-Bug Project aims to design and produce a teaching pack and website for schools across Europe, focusing on topics such as prudent antibiotic use, hygiene, and the importance of vaccines. The project also includes translation and dissemination of the pack and website across participating countries.

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The e-Bug Project: A European Teaching Resource for Schools

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  1. The e-Bug Project A European teaching resource for schools Introduction The Hotel Pyramida, Prague 23rd - 24th April 2007

  2. Main partner HPA Primary Care Unit, Gloucester • Project lead Cliodna McNulty • Pack developer Donna Lecky • Project administrator Diane Stallabrass • Assistant administrator Jill Whiting

  3. Web development team City University, London Associate partner Julius Weinberg Web lead Patty Kostkova Web developer David Farrell

  4. The associated partners Belgium - University of Antwerp • Delegates • Herman Goossens • Stijn De Corte (BAPCOC)

  5. The associated partners Czech Republic - Bulovka University Hospital Delegates Jirí Benes, Tereza Herotova Eva Maradova - College of Education of the Charles University Prague Stakeholder (name please)

  6. The associated partners Denmark - Statens Serum Institut Delegates Dominique Monnet Jette Holt

  7. The associated partners France - CHU de Nice Delegates Pierre Dellamonica Pia Touboul Jean-Louis Michard – Ministry of Education

  8. The associated partners Greece - National School of Public Health Delegates Koula Merakou Dimitra Gennimata

  9. The associated partners Italy - University of Verona Delegates Giuseppe Cornaglia Raffaella Koncan

  10. The associated partners Poland - National Institute of Public Health Delegate Anna Olczak

  11. The associated partners Portugal - Centro de Saúde de Oeiras Delegate Antonio Brito Avo

  12. The associated partners Spain - Instituto de Salud Carlos III Delegate Jose Campos

  13. The collaborating partners Croatia - University Hospital for Infectious Diseases Delegates Arjana Tambic Andrea Tomljenovic – Ministry of Education

  14. The collaborating partners Finland - National Public Health Institute Delegate Pentti Houvinen (not able to attend)

  15. The collaborating partners Hungary - University of Pécs Delegate Gabor Ternak

  16. The collaborating partners Ireland – Health Protection Surveillance Centre Delegate Robert Cunney

  17. The collaborating partners Latvia - Latvian University Delegates Sandra Berzina Laine Saule

  18. The collaborating partners Lithuania - Institute of Hygiene Delegates Rolanda Valinteliene Asta Palekauskaite

  19. The collaborating partners Slovakia - Comenius University Delegate Tomas Tesar

  20. The collaborating partners Slovenia - University of Ljubljana Delegate Marko Pokorn

  21. Our working guests

  22. The e-Bug Project Work packages

  23. e-Bug: Overall aims • Design and produce a teaching pack and website for: 9-11 years and 12-14 years • Covering: Prudent antibiotic use Hand hygiene Respiratory hygiene Importance of vaccines • Translate and disseminate across Europe

  24. e-Bug: Work packages WP4Background research WP5Pack design & development WP6Website design& development WP7Implementation across Europe WP1Coordination of project WP2Dissemination of results WP3Evaluation of project

  25. WP4: Background research Sep 06 - June 07 Lead Cliodna McNulty Deliverable - June 2007 Written report for each associate country: • school curriculum • public education campaigns • public or school websites • pattern of antibiotic use • countries culture or customs • stakeholders in health / education Hygiene Antibiotics Micro-organisms

  26. Content & design determined by: • best practice found during research • April 07 meeting, partners & reviewers Should include activities: • good and bad bacteria • hand and respiratory hygiene • prudent antibiotic use • vaccines WP5: Pack design & development Jun 07 - Mar 08Lead Cliodna McNulty Deliverable– March 2008 Production of pack & artwork for 2 age groups

  27. Content & design: • compliments & extends activities in pack Should include interactive games: • good and bad bacteria • hand and respiratory hygiene • prudent antibiotic use • vaccines WP6: Website design & development Jun 07 - Mar 08Lead Patty Kostkova Deliverable – March 2008 Production of website for 2 age groups hosted by City University

  28. WP7: Translation & implementation of pack and website in AP countries Mar 08 - Aug 09Lead Pierre Dellamonica • Deliverables: • translation & design appropriate for each country • printing of 100 packs per age group / million population (pilot in Spain 2000 packs, Italy 3000 packs) • presentation of packs & website to stakeholders in health & education

  29. Deliverables: • 3 evaluation reports pack, website & final overview • Modified pack & website after evaluation as necessary WP3: Evaluation of project (including evaluation of pack and website) Sep 07 – Aug 09 Lead JuliusWeinberg Methods: • Monitoring of project progress by Audit Committee • Pack & website evaluation in: • UK, Czech Republic & France • ease of use and impact on knowledge • questionnaires, focus groups and web logs

  30. Deliverables: • 2 dissemination meetings • research results • final packs & website All partners & collaborators WP2: Dissemination of research results, pack & website Sep 07 – Aug 09 Lead Patty Kostkova • Endorsement of e-Bug pack by Departments of Education in associated countries

  31. Aims of this meeting • meet and network with your partners – boat trip • become familiar with the project – this presentation • be clear about your role – ask us questions • be clear about the administration – ask Diane or us • discuss the research period results – in next session • discuss the pack and website content – in break- out sessions

  32. Most important of all Be enthusiastic Participate at the breakout sessions!

  33. The e-Bug Project Tea and coffee break

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