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Home > Events > Infection Events > Don't panic! 2022

Don't panic! 2022

Registration is now open for the HIS Don't panic! conference.

The Don’t Panic! conference on 23 June will take place online via Zoom rather than in Manchester due to the planned national rail strikes

This event takes a practical approach to current infection control issues. This year's programme includes sessions on The old foes haven't disappeared ..., Lessons for IPC in communicating risk, New/updated guidelines review, and Lessons from the pandemic. 

This event is of interest to microbiologists, infection control practitioners, public health staff and biomedical scientists. T

Register now! 

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