Education

EDUCATION

ISID's education programs seek to strengthen the specialty of Infectious Diseases globally, support the ongoing professional development of Infectious Disease practitioners, and improve clinical practice. We advance these goals through our meeting, the International Congress on Infectious Diseases (ICID), as well as our online learning platform, ISID's Knowledge Exchange.

International Congress on Infectious Diseases (ICID)

The leading international meeting on global infectious diseases, delivering a unique blend of basic science and clinical practice.

Meetings are held biennially in different regions of the world reflecting ISID’s recognition of the global burden of infectious diseases. As a result, the Congress is notable for the extraordinarily wide range of countries represented and the opportunities it affords for the close exchange of cutting-edge scientific knowledge and communication between colleagues from around the world.

Distinguished by innovative approaches to delivering evidence-based knowledge and a world-class scientific program presented by leading international experts who have first hand experience and knowledge of the conditions they discuss, the agenda ranges from regional disease priorities to global hot topics.

International Congress on Infectious Diseases 2024

Knowledge Exchange

The Knowledge Exchange platform is an online resource that shares open-access educational modules, webinars, and interactive discussions. ISID’s online learning environment focuses on sharing evidence-based information for infectious disease management, control and prevention in resource-limited settings.

The content hosted on Knowledge Exchange serves as an enduring education resource for practitioners around the globe with a  focus on low- and middle-income countries. The Knowledge Exchange shares critical infectious disease knowledge covering a range of global infectious disease priorities and provides content focused on career development and leadership skill-building.

Knowledge Exchange

PRIME Education in Partnership with ISID

PRIME is a healthcare education and research company advancing the science of learning and behavior change for 29 years.

Navigating the Latest Evidence and Guidelines in HIV Treatment: International Perspectives on Individualizing Care | 0.5-hour CME/CE | Online Video Activity

As options for antiretroviral therapy (ART) continue to expand, providers are challenged to keep pace with evolving safety and efficacy data to support treatment selection tailored to the diverse needs of people living with HIV.

In this on-demand video, a panel of internationally renowned HIV experts will discuss the latest clinical evidence and recent updates to treatment guidelines from the US and Europe in the context of real-world cases highlighting:

  • Treatment initiation for people newly diagnosed with HIV and hepatitis
  • Considerations for switching ART in the context of drug resistance and comorbidities
  • Strategies to simplify ART and support individuals facing challenges to medication adherence

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International Meeting on Emerging Diseases and Surveillance (The Meeting)

Emerging diseases are now, more than ever, at the center of the world’s attention. The realization that new infectious diseases may be recognized at any time, in any place, has dramatically raised awareness of our need to understand emerging pathogens.

This meeting embodies the One Health model of emerging diseases, recognizing the commonality of human, environmental, and animal health, asking:

  • What are the most important emerging diseases threats?
  • What biological, ecological, social and other factors lead to their emergence?
  • How can we quickly detect their occurrence in order to prepare and respond in timely and appropriate ways?

At this meeting, diverse and world-renowned colleagues come together biennially to present new knowledge and breakthroughs on how to discover, detect, understand, prevent, and respond to outbreaks of global emerging threats.

8th International Meeting on Emerging Diseases and Surveillance