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Episode 2: Prof. Jos van der Meer
In this episode Ian Gould interviews Jos van der Meer (Emeritus Professor and former Chairman at the Department of Internal ...
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Join ISAC’s Rapid Diagnostics and Biomarkers Working Group for a webinar exploring Vaccines, Human Challenge Studies and Their ...
WatchHow to get your paper published in IJAA ...
This expert-led webinar, hosted by ISAC and Elsevier, offers practical insights into publishing high quality antimicrobial research.
WatchOn demand - One Health special issue ...
To celebrate One Health Awareness Month, ISAC will host a 60-minute webinar showcasing cutting-edge research from the One Health Special ...
WatchLiving legends in infectious diseases
Listen to episode 1 of ISAC's new celebrating the individuals whose work has shaped modern infectious diseases, antimicrobial stewardship, diagnostics ...
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ISAC E-learning Modules
ISAC offers free E-modules as part of the ISAC Academy series of short courses on infection topics see the list below.
Participants receive a certificate of completion on passing the course.
E-modules from other organisations
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Resources for preparing and using antibiograms in hospital settings
Developed by Prof. Fred Tenover & Janet Hindler
This course has been developed as part of a series of short courses for the ISAC Academy looking at various infection issues.
It is designed to help you increase your understanding about how and why antibiograms are used in hospital settings to help treat infection
Hepatitis C Virus: Tackling this infection with Direct Acting Antivirals
Developed by ISAC's Viral Infections Working Group
The course is aimed at early career healthcare professionals interested in learning more about HCV, including hepatologists and other prescribing clinicians, medical microbiologists, virologists, nurses and lab technicians.
Fever in returning travellers
Developed by ISAC's Immunisations & Vaccines Working Group
The course is geared toward healthcare professionals interested in learning more about managing fever in returning travellers. It contains case studies as well as methods of infection prevention including vaccination, vector control and chemoprophylaxis.
Respiratory tract infections and antimicrobial resistance
Developed by ISAC's Immunisations & Vaccines Working Group
This course is designed to help healthcare professionals build their understanding of how vaccinations can help to prevent antimicrobial resistance in relation to respiratory tract infections, like pneumonia.
