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Monday 7 November. 09:00-10:00 - PLENARY SESSION<br />
Therapeutic and technological advances in infection management (BSAC Plenary)<br />
What’s new in drugs for infection – is help around the corner, Robin Howe<br />
Can new diagnostic technologies help infection prevention and management? Estee Torok<br />
Monday 7 November, 10:45-11:15 - PARALLEL SESSION<br />
BSAC Antibacterial resistance in the British Isles Update for 2016<br />
Resistance Epidemiology Update: new and old friends, David Livermore<br />
Resistance Data on newly approved anti-bacteria’s, Alasdair MacGowan<br />
Stewardship issues related to rising resistance and new agents, Hayley Wickens<br />
Tuesday 8 November, 13:30-15:00 - PARALLEL SESSION<br />
Driving better prescribing: challenging the norms<br />
National sentinel surveillance programmes: too much of a luxury or essential? Alasdair MacGowan<br />
Is behavioural science the real driver for improving effective antimicrobial prescribing? Peter Davey<br />
Novel educational solutions to drive better prescribing- evidence of effectiveness? Dilip Nathwani<br />
2016 ARM Conference, 24-25 November 2016, Holiday Inn Birmingham, UK<br />
07 December 2016, Locally Administered Antimicrobials, Royal College of Physicians London, UK<br />
8 – 9 December 2016, OPAT Meeting, International Convention Centre Birmingham, UK<br />
14 March 2017, BSAC Spring Conference: The Global Challenge of MDR GNB Infections, QEII Centre, London<br />
The 2017 Spring Conference will be held in collaboration with the Healthcare Infection Society and will promote,<br />
amongst other topics and presentations, the joint BSAC-HIS guideline on MDR Infections. It is proposed that the<br />
meeting is used as a platform for the launch of a PHE target initiative to reduce MDR infections, possibly introduced<br />
by the Secretary of State for Health. Final confirmation of arrangements is awaited from ARHAI. BSAC is keen that<br />
the meeting retains its global perspective in addition to providing a platform for what will be a national initiative.<br />
8-9 June 2017, European Vaccines and Diagnostics Summit, ICC, Birmingham UK<br />
2 day conference: Prevention and rapid detection of infection: the essential role of vaccines and diagnostics in<br />
improving public health and/or reducing resistance.<br />
Outputs from this conference will include 2 virtual learning modules – vaccines and the role of the laboratory in<br />
stewardship and surveillance.<br />
30 November – 01 December 2017, Federation of Infection Societies, International Convention Centre, Birmingham<br />
Venue secured, faculty to be called together for first discussions June 2016.<br />
Brendan Healy<br />
Meetings Secretary<br />
July 2016<br />
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