This event is organised by the Infection Prevention Society.

Educational workshop are jointly hosted by the British Society for Antimicrobial Chemotherapy, Healthcare Infection Society and British Infection Association.

Organised by the University of Leeds, Faculty of Engineering

This event is a collaboration of 16 societies across the UK with interests in different aspects of infectious diseases, clinical microbiology, biomedical science, and infection control.

Organised by the British Society for Antimicrobial Chemotherapy

This is a joint workshop between the Healthcare Infection Society and The Microbiology Society. Application deadline: 30 September.

This is the third of three events in the 2019 trainee education programme. Registration is now available.

This will be the second of two events in the 2019 DIPC network and development programme.

Organised by the British Society for Antimicrobial Chemotherapy

This course is now fully booked. To be added to a waiting list please email admin@his.org.uk. This training course will focus infection outbreaks and is essential training for infection trainees who are involved with healthcare-associated infection outbreak management.

The 5th International Conference on Prevention & Infection Control.

This course is now fully booked. To be added to a waiting list please email admin@his.org.uk

Organised by the British Society for Antimicrobial Chemotherapy

This course thoroughly explores those aspects of infection prevention and control where engineering criteria are a vital component.

The Infection Prevention Society (IPS) West Midlands Branch are hosting their annual one-day conference in association with the West Midlands Infection Prevention Group on Wednesday 10th July 2019 in Wolverhampton at the Molineux Stadium.

This is the second event in the 2019 trainee education programme. The programme and further information can be found under 'more'.

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

This will be the first of two events in the 2019 DIPC network and development programme.

The annual Don’t panic! conference takes a practical approach to current infection control issues and will be of interest to microbiologists, infection control practitioners, public health staff and biomedical scientists working in this area. This conference is being organised in association with the Infection Prevention Society.

Organised by the British Society for Antimicrobial Chemotherapy