APIC 2025 Annual Conference

APIC 2025 Annual Conference

Association for Professionals in Infection Control and Epidemiology Annual Conference 2025 (APIC 2025) is the premier educational event for infection preventionists, epidemiologists, healthcare leaders, and patient safety professionals. Held in Phoenix, Arizona, this conference delivers the latest evidence-based strategies, research findings, and practical solutions for infection prevention, healthcare epidemiology, antimicrobial stewardship, outbreak management, surveillance systems, and healthcare-associated infection (HAI) reduction.

Designed by infection prevention experts, the program combines scientific sessions, clinical workshops, research presentations, digital posters, and expert-led discussions to help healthcare professionals strengthen infection control programs and improve patient safety outcomes across healthcare settings.

Included Content

• Recorded conference sessions
• Conference reference materials
• Digital poster content
• Conference Presentations
• Research Symposium Sessions
• Educational Workshops
• Clinical Practice Updates

Package Details

• Conference: APIC Annual Conference & Exposition 2025
• Dates: June 16–18, 2025
• Location: Phoenix Convention Center, Phoenix, Arizona
• Content: Recorded conference sessions, reference materials and digital poster content

Key Topics Covered

• Infection Prevention & Control
• Healthcare Epidemiology
• Antimicrobial Stewardship
• Healthcare-Associated Infections (HAIs)
• Outbreak Investigation & Response
• Surveillance Systems
• Environmental Hygiene
• Patient Safety
• Emergency Preparedness
• Digital Surveillance Technologies
• Infection Control Policy
• Implementation Science
• Workplace Safety
• Public Health & Epidemiology

Educational Benefits

Participants will gain practical knowledge on preventing healthcare-associated infections, implementing evidence-based infection control practices, strengthening antimicrobial stewardship programs, improving surveillance systems, and responding effectively to emerging infectious disease threats.