Poster Number |
Name |
Email |
Abstract Title |
1 |
Hannah Charles |
Hannah.charles@ukhsa.gov.uk |
Descriptive epidemiological study of an outbreak of sexually transmitted, extensively-drug resistant Shigella sonnei, first detected in the United Kingdom, 2021-22 |
2 |
Ella Rodwell |
Ella.rodwell@ukhsa.gov.uk |
The epidemiological insight into the different non-O157 STEC serotypes |
3 |
Emily Fotopoulou |
Emily.fotopoulou@ukhsa.gov.uk |
Comparative description of incidence demographics and genetic composition of CC1 and CC8 L. monocytogenes clones. |
4 |
Derryk Schieck |
Derryk.schieck@warwick.ac.uk |
Models for transmission of antimicrobial resistance genes |
5 |
Amoolya Vusirikala |
Amoolya.vusirikala@ukhsa.gov.uk |
Estimating STEC clearance times in young children |
6 |
Ching-Ying Poh |
chingying.poh@ukhsa.gov.uk |
Genotypic analysis of Shiga toxin-producing Escherichia coli clonal complex 17 in England and Wales, 2014-2022. |
7 |
Matthew bird |
Matthew.bird@ukhsa.gov.uk |
Detection and characterisation of Salmonella enterica serovar Infantis (eBG31) harbouring blaCTX-M-1 causing clinical disease in humans in England. |
8 |
Romeo Toriro |
Romeo.Toriro@lstmed.ac.uk |
An unusual cryptosporidiosis outbreak during a British military exercise in Kenya, February-May 2022 |
9 |
Lauren Murrell |
l.murrell@liverpool.ac.uk |
Understanding the impact of local funding cuts to environmental health and regulatory services on food safety services and gastrointestinal infections in England, a longitudinal ecological study |
10 |
Riinu Pae & Dr. Charlotte Robin |
Riinu.Pae@ukhsa.gov.uk; Charlotte.Robin@ukhsa.gov.uk |
“A qualitative evaluation of the management of a Shigella sonnei outbreak: lessons for improving ways of working and communication with the public.” |
11 |
Paolo Ribeca |
paolo.ribeca@ukhsa.gov.uk |
Presence of phage-plasmids in multiple serovars of Salmonella |
12 |
Toyin Ejidokun |
Toyin.ejidokun@ukhsa.gov.uk |
Improving staff confidence to manage the increase in STEC cases during enhanced incident in the SouthWest |
13 |
Nicola Love |
Nicola.love@liverpool.ac.uk |
Are tourists bringing back more than souvenirs? International travel as a risk factor for gastrointestinal illness in North East England. |
14 |
George Stenhouse |
G.E.Stenhouse@liverpool.ac.uk |
An infectious, genetically diverse Typhi carrier: A case study |
15 |
Hannah Trivett |
hlhtrive@liverpool.ac.uk |
Metagenomics for pathogen diagnostics: Problems solved by long read data |
16 |
David Greig |
david.greig@ukhsa.gov.uk |
What the phage? A genomic map of the prophage content of domestic UK Shiga-toxin producing E. coli (STEC) O157:H7 genomes. |
17 |
David Greig |
david.greig@ukhsa.gov.uk |
Cóimeáil: A bioinformatics pipeline for the typing and characterisation of Shiga-toxin producing E. coli genomes sequenced via Oxford Nanopore Technologies. |
18 |
Henna Irshad |
Henna.irshad@ukhsa.gov.uk |
The Benefits of Global Genomic analysis of sporadic Salmonellosis – A case study with Salmonella Cotham associated with Salmonellosis in Children |
19 |
George E. Stenhouse |
G.E.Stenhouse@liverpool.ac.uk |
Genomic epidemiology of shigellosis in South Africa |
20 |
Blanca Perez-Sepulveda |
blancaps@liverpool.ac.uk |
An integrated approach for determination of clade-specific signatures of invasive Salmonella Enteritidis |
21 |
David Inglis |
d.m.inglis@live.com |
Epidemiology of Diarrheal illness in exercising UK service personnel deploying to Central America, SE Asia and East Africa |
22 |
Amy Douglas |
Amy.Douglas@ukhsa.gov.uk |
Impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on national laboratory and outbreak surveillance of norovirus in England |
23 |
Ellen Porter |
ellen.porter@bath.edu |
Piecing together plasmids: using short reads to contextualise drug resistance on the IncFII plasmids of Shigella sonnei clinical isolates from England in 2019 |
24 |
Richard Elson |
Richard.elson@ukhsa.gov.uk |
Using spatial relative risk to identify modifiable risk factors for STEC O157 infection in England. |
25 |
Dana Sumilo |
dana.sumilo@warwick.ac.uk |
Cost-effectiveness of excluding children with Shiga toxin-producing Escherichia coli (STEC) from childcare settings until microbiological clearance compared to return to childcare settings before microbiological clearance |
26 |
Georgina Fox |
Georgina.Fox@ukhsa.gov.uk |
Use of surveillance data to inform operational decisions during the management of enhanced STEC incident in the Southwest HPT |
27 |
Lewis Mason |
L.C.E.Mason@liverpool.ac.uk |
The evolution and international spread of extensively drug-resistant Shigella sonnei |
28 |
Marie Anne Chattaway |
Marie.Chattaway@ukhsa.gov.uk |
Utility of a routine one health approach in enhancing national genomic Salmonella surveillance |
29 |
Katie Thorley |
Katie.thorley@ukhsa.gov.uk |
Descriptive epidemiology of an emergence of extensively drug-resistant Shigella flexneri serotype 2a associated with sexual transmission among gay, bisexual, and other men who have sex with men, in England. |
30 |
Ella Rodwell |
Ella.rodwell@ukhsa.gov.uk |
The association between STEC O26:H11 stx subtype and patient epidemiology and outcome |
31 |
Suzie Rotheram |
Suzanne.rotheram@liverpool.ac.uk |
Challenges recruiting to a study to understand inequalities in the impact of exclusion due to Shiga-toxin producing E.coli (STEC) infection for families with young children in England. |
32 |
Karen Fuentes-Cabrejo |
karen.fuentes@ukhsa.gov.uk |
Establishing most suitable NGS approach for EV Surveillance |
33 |
Amy Gentle |
amy.gentle@ukhsa.gov.uk |
Surveillance of Extended Spectrum Beta-Lactamase Resistance in Salmonella in England, 2014-2022 |
34 |
Israel Olonade |
Israel.Olonade@ukhsa.gov.uk |
Evaluating a method for metagenomic sequencing of faecal specimens referred to the Gastrointestinal Bacteria Reference Unit |
35 |
Nadiifo Adde |
nadiifo.adde@ukhsa.gov.uk |
Comparison of in-house Real-time PCR verses commercial assay for the detection of gastrointestinal genes in stool samples. |
36 |
Alice Wynne |
alice.x.wynne@ukhsa.gov.uk |
Review of testing and reporting practices of diagnostic laboratories for non-O157 STEC in England |
37 |
Anaïs Painset |
Anais.Painset@ukhsa.gov.uk |
Impact of Whole Genome Sequencing in Listeria Routine Surveillance for Public Health |
38 |
Frances Colles |
frances.colles@biology.ox.ac.uk |
A One Health perspective for reducing antimicrobial resistant Campylobacter in the food chain. |
39 |
Richard Elson |
Richard.elson@ukhsa.gov.uk |
Does the spatial distribution of supermarket stores in England reflect market share? |
40 |
Jade Jordan |
Jade.jordan@warwick.ac.uk |
Perspectives on Evaluating the Impact of Patient and Public Involvement |
41 |
Iram Zahair |
Izahair@liverpool.ac.uk |
Relationship between gastrointestinal infections and ethnicity in the UK: a systematic review of quantitative studies.` |