The on demand course will comprise 5 modules in an on demand, self-led learning format. There are no live sessions with this format.

Our IPC leaders' development programme offers information, guidance and training around HCAIs.

Joint online event from the Healthcare Infection Society and Infection Prevention Society

IPC Partners Journal Club in partnership with the Healthcare Infection Society: "It's in the water? Addressing risks from healthcare water systems"

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Course comprises of 5 modules of self-led learning available from 16 Dec '24 and 5 afternoons (10-14 Mar '24) of live online sessions.

Our IPC leaders' development programme offers information, guidance and training around HCAIs.

Join us in London for 2 days of discussion on key topics in infection prevention and control.

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Registration will open shortly.

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Develop your understanding and key practical skills in a structured management response to outbreak investigation.

Develop your understanding and key practical skills in a structured management response to outbreak investigation.

This online course is beneficial to all those involved in water safety in the built environment including IPC teams, Estates, Clinical microbiology and infection specialists, Engineering, Construction, Design, Project, Procurement and Executive teams.

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Part of HIS' structured trainee education programme specifically for medical microbiology, medical virology and infectious diseases trainees which is aligned to the infection curricula

Join us in London for 2 days of discussion on key topics in infection prevention and control.

Our IPC leaders' development programme offers information, guidance and training around HCAIs.

During this draft guideline webinar, you will have the opportunity to ask our expert panel questions on the consultation for the HIS guidelines on faecal microbiota transplants.

During this webinar, you will have the opportunity to ask the expert panel questions on bridging the gap between IPC professionals and the architects who design healthcare environments.