IDWeek 2018 Highlights in Full Color
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Thank you to all who attended IDWeek 2018 for making it a great meeting full of educational and networking opportunities. Remember to visit the IDWeek website for post-meeting tools, including instructions on how to claim CME, CPE, and MOC credit before the Monday, Nov. 26 deadline and print a certificate of attendance, or receipt. While you're there, catch up on the sessions you missed, using your free access to the digital library.
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IDWeek 2018: A Recap in Pictures
Astronaut Kate Rubins, PhD wows a packed house during the Opening Plenary, sharing her experience conducting science in space.
Attendees at the Best Practices for Antimicrobial Stewardship Programs Pre-Meeting Workshop show off their swag. #BeASteward
Devyn Stek, the youngest ever to present at IDWeek, with her poster Finding Toxocara Eggs in Park Soil from Montgomery County, Pennsylvania.
Once again, ID BugBowl host, Adarsh Bimraj, MD, FIDSA challenges contestants and entertains the crowd.
ID BugBowl winners from Stanford University. Many thanks to all participants including the impressive teams from Wake Forest, University of San Francisco and University of Kansas!
HIVMA Past Chairs Melanie Thompson, MD, second from left, and Wendy Armstrong, MD, fourth from right, FIDSA at the HIVMA Clinical Fellows luncheon.
Jessica Snowden, MD, FIDSA shares her first-hand experience during the Advocacy Training session.
Arjun Srinivasan, MD, FIDSA from CDC talks with medical students, residents and fellows in the 365 Lounge about ID careers in public health.
More than 150 attendees at the Women in ID session discuss gender disparities and strategies to enhance career success and satisfaction.
2nd Annual meeting of the Med Ed Community of Practice focuses on how to give effective feedback and on turning Med Ed innovation into scholarship.
Closing Plenary speakers, wife and husband team, Steffanie Strathdee, PhD and Thomas Patterson, PhD, chronicle how bacteriophages were used to save Dr. Patterson’s life and why they have been largely ignored by clinicians.
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