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本帖最后由 胡杨 于 2010-12-23 13:38 编辑
APIC宣布2011年伊莱茵拉森讲学奖获得者
华盛顿2010.11.29
APIC今天宣布，来自弗吉尼亚州里士满的理查德.文策尔医学博士获得2011年度伊莱恩拉森讲学奖【Elaine Larson Lectureship Award】。该奖项由APIC董事会每年评选一次，颁发给以毕生精力在本地传授感染的预防与控制和/或医院流行病学知识并获得突出贡献者。
文策尔博士是传染病的医院流行病学国际知名专家。在医院感染预防与控制领域享有很高的声誉。他的研究工作主要集中在医院感染，特别是对预防血液系统感染，败血症治疗；手术部位感染和手卫生预防交叉感染的流行病学方面，具有很深的造诣。文策尔博士也是国内抗生素耐药性问题国家资深专家。
1995-2009年，他曾任弗吉尼亚里士满联邦大学内科主任。2003-2008年任承担600多名医生临床实践任务的弗吉尼亚医学院院长。2001年文策尔博士被美国国立卫生研究院评选为临床医药服务类十佳优秀教师。他也是《感染控制与医院流行病学》和《临床实践与医疗质量》两个刊物的编辑。1992-2000年在《英格兰医学杂志》编辑委员会任职，2001年担任该杂志的第一主编。
APIC2011年主席罗素 N.奥姆斯特德（Russell N. Olmsted)说：“APIC将这一奖项授予文策尔博士，不仅在于他在感染控制及流行病学上做出了重要贡献，也是对他超凡的领导和教学能力的认可”。 “他的卓越成就和指导，对改善病人的服务质量和安全产生了显著的影响。文莱尔博士在该领域同行中的卓越贡献，也与APIC2011年的年会主题相吻合：“科学引领可持续发展”（‘Translating Science—Sustainable Solutions.’）” 。
曾经是美国医疗保健流行病学学会会长和美国传染病学会的顾问文策尔博士，现在是美国临床研究学会，美国医师协会，以及外科感染学会的成员。
文策尔博士已培养了50余名研究人员和其他来访的访问学者。其发表了500余篇论文，是六部教科书、一本医学评论畅销书的作者。他新近出版了他的第一部小说，是关于医学生物恐怖内容的，书名为“恐怖迷宫”。
伊莱恩拉森讲学奖的候选人必须是公认为在感染控制及流行病学领域，影响了公众的看法，态度和认识的专家。候选人还必须表现出杰出的贡献，有证明其在感染控制和流行病学研究，教育，管理和临床实践上取得科学成就的证据。
译者注：
伊莱恩拉森博士是纽约市哥伦比亚大学护理学院副院长。教授和研究药物与化疗。她曾是美国国立卫生研究院艾滋病毒感染研究组成员，感染控制认证委员会主席和9个专业杂志编辑委员会成员。拉森博士被授予流行病学博士学位，微生物学和护理硕士学位，美国西雅图华盛顿大学护理专业理学士学位。她是美国护理研究院，美国传染病学会，纽约医学科学院，医学会和国家实习学院的成员。她目前也是传染病全国基金董事会和国家科学院报告审查委员会成员。拉森博士自1994年以来一直任美国感染控制杂志编委。她已经发表了200余篇论文，四本专著和参与了多部书籍的章节撰写。伊莱恩拉森博士在世界各地担任感染控制和护理专业顾问。因她在感染控制领域的成就与影响力，而设立并命名了“伊莱恩拉森讲学奖”。
APIC ANNOUNCES 2011 ELAINE LARSON LECTURESHIP AWARD RECIPIENT
Washington, November 29, 2010 – APIC-The Association for Professionals in Infection Control and Epidemiology today announced Richard P. Wenzel, MD, MSc, of Richmond, Va., as the 2011 recipient of the Elaine Larson Lectureship Award. Presented annually by APIC’s Board of Directors, the award honors the individual best able to present a lecture on the state of the science of infection prevention and control and/or healthcare epidemiology in the area for which he or she has been a major contributor over a lifetime of pursuit.
Dr. Wenzel is one of the leading infectious diseases and healthcare epidemiologists in the world, having established his reputation in the field of infection prevention and control in hospitals. His research work has focused on the epidemiology of healthcare-associated infections, especially prevention and treatment of bloodstream infections, sepsis, surgical site infections and prevention of cross transmission by hand hygiene. Dr. Wenzel is also a nationally recognized expert on antibiotic resistance and its impact.
He served as chairman of the Department of Internal Medicine at Virginia Commonwealth University in Richmond, Va. from 1995-2009. He was also president of the Medical College of Virginia Physicians, the clinical practice plan for more than 600 physicians, from 2003-08. In 2001, the National Institutes of Health named Dr. Wenzel one of the 10 “Great Teachers” in the category of Clinical Medicine Service. He is also the founding editor of two journals: Infection Control and Hospital Epidemiology and Clinical Performance and Quality Health Care. Having served on the Editorial Board of the New England Journal of Medicine from 1992-2000, he was named the Journal’s first Editor-at-Large in 2001.
“APIC is proud to honor Dr. Wenzel with this special award to recognize not only his important contribution to the field of infection control and epidemiology, but also his superb leadership and teaching,” said APIC 2011 President Russell Olmsted, MPH, CIC, epidemiologist in Infection Prevention & Control Services, St. Joseph Mercy Health System, Ann Arbor, Michigan. “Through his remarkable achievements and mentorship of others, he has had a significant and lasting impact on improving the safety and quality of patient care. Dr. Wenzel’s invaluable scientific contributions to our field reflect well on the namesake for this lectureship and are in perfect alignment with the theme of APIC’s 2011 Annual Conference, ‘Translating Science—Sustainable Solutions.’”
A former president of the Society for Healthcare Epidemiology of America and a former councilor of the Infectious Diseases Society of America, Dr. Wenzel is a member of the American Society of Clinical Investigation, the Association of American Physicians, and a charter member of the Surgical Infections Society.
Dr. Wenzel has trained more than 50 fellows and hundreds of visitors to his institution. The author of more than 500 scientific publications, six textbooks, and a popular book of essays in medicine, he has just published his first novel called Labyrinth of Terror, a medical thriller focusing on bioterror. Elaine Larson Lectureship Award candidates must be recognized experts who have created, delivered or promoted an infection control and epidemiology service that has influenced public perception, attitudes and awareness. Candidates must also show evidence of outstanding and significant contribution and demonstrate excellence toward the science of infection control and epidemiology research, education, administration or clinical practice. |
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