This event is organised by Bangor University

This event is organised by the Infection Prevention Society.

During this webinar you will have the opportunity to ask our expert panel questions on water-borne infections and participate via live polls.

This event is organised by BSAC

Registration is now available

The Lowbury Lecture 2021 entitled Tales of the unexpected in antibiotic resistance will be delivered by Professor Marc Bonten (UMC Utrecht) during FIS 2021.

This event is a collaboration of societies across the UK with interests in different aspects of infectious diseases, clinical microbiology, biomedical science, and infection control.

This training course will focus infection outbreaks and is essential training for infection trainees who are involved with healthcare-associated infection outbreak management.

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This course will take place ONLINE via Zoom over 5 days. Registration will open on 1 October

This event is organised by the Infection Prevention Society.

During this webinar you will have the opportunity to ask our expert panel questions on water-borne infections and participate via live polls.

This introductory-level course is aimed at those seeking a grounding in guideline development processes and methods applicable in UK healthcare settings. This course will take place online via Zoom.

This event is organised by the European Society for Clinical Virology

This training course will focus infection outbreaks and is essential training for infection trainees who are involved with healthcare-associated infection outbreak management.

During this webinar you will have the opportunity to ask our expert panel questions and participate via live polls.

Registration is now open.

Registration is now closed. The annual Don't panic! conference takes a practical approach to current infection control issues and this years programme includes sessions on urinary tract infections, pneumonia, and a timely session on high-consequence infectious diseases.

Registration is now closed.

This event is organised by the Royal Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene