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[Posted on behalf of the ACIPC 2013 Conference Secretariat Moderator]
Australasian College for Infection Prevention and Control 2013 Conference
30 September 2013 – 2 October 2013
Gold Coast Convention and Exhibition Centre, Queensland
http://www,acipcconference.com.auThe provision program is now available online at: http://acipcconference.com.au/Program
The 2013 ACIPC Conference will embrace the accomplishments of the preceding 12 months in establishing the Australasian College for Infection Prevention and Control. It will showcase clinical practice advances, the latest innovations from industry, and provide invaluable networking opportunities. Ground-breaking approaches to surveillance, infection prevention management, standards compliance and demonstrated improvement in patient/client outcomes will be a vital part of this conference.
Infection prevention is everyones business and whether you are a novice or expert in infection prevention and control, infectious diseases, microbiology or quality improvement and risk management this conference will offer unrivalled prospects for sharing skills and experience, and discussing your current practical needs. The scientific program will offer opportunities to engage with internationally respected speakers and will feature contemporary, evidence-based presentations.
Interwoven with the Conference will be the opportunity to experience the diversity of the Gold Coast beaches, theme parks, sub-tropical rainforest, nightlife and shopping.
Key deadlines for the conference include:
EARLY BIRD REGISTRATION CLOSES: 9 August 2013
ACCOMMODATION BOOKING CLOSES: 30 August 2013
STANDARD REGISTRATION CLOSES: 13 September 2013NEED TO GET APPROVAL TO ATTEND THIS CONFERENCE?
If you need to get approval from your manager or workplace then the following 4 simple steps can assist you in your application.
1. Focus on the Technical Benefits focus on what you will bring back to your workplace not on how much you want to go. Technical benefits may include tools and techniques to improve your skills set, processes or best practices to increase productivity and efficiency, emerging and new technologies and advancements in clinical approaches.
2. Networking the opportunity to discuss problems and challenges that you are facing with your peers and industry experts, and being able to talk as an equal with policy makers from government and industry bodies.
3. Cost Savings book your registration early and you could save up to $250 on your registration. Combine this with becoming an ACIPC Member and the savings are even greater. If you are travelling interstate to reach the conference, then booking your flights and accommodation early will also reduce costs.
4. Post Conference Benefits Deliver a short presentation to your colleagues, and share the speaker presentations you found most valuable to ensure they also benefit from your attendance these are available on the conference websites post conference. Popular sessions will also be available as webcasts.
Further information and on-line registration (now open) is available at: http://acipcconference.com.au/Registration
Conference Secretariat
LMB 5057
Darlinghurst
NSW 1300 Australia
T: +61 2 8204 0770
E: info@acipcconference.com.au
W: http://www.acipcconference.com.au—
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