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Sustainability in IPC Webinar recording

Sustainability in IPC Webinar recording

ACIPC & IPS held a joint webinar, Sustainability in IPC, and the recording is now available for ACIPC members to view.   Our guest speakers delivered three insightful and thought-provoking presentations: Graham Pike: Leading on sustainability and IPC: a...
ACIPC26 save the date

ACIPC26 save the date

The 2026 ACIPC International Conference is being held in Gold Coast, Queensland and online Sunday 8 – Wednesday 11 November 2026. By attending the conference, you will learn from national and international experts, network with like-minded professionals, and...
Australian CDC commences operation

Australian CDC commences operation

The new Australian Centre for Disease Control (CDC) commenced operation on 1 January 2026 While ACIPC recognises the importance of a national CDC, the exclusion of Infection Prevention and Control (IPC) as a recognised specialty risks undermining public health and...
Healthcare Sustainability & Resilience Module

Healthcare Sustainability & Resilience Module

Healthcare Sustainability and Resilience Module   The Healthcare Sustainability and Resilience (HSR) Module provides a framework for health services to integrate environmental sustainability and climate resilience strategies to deliver high-quality care....
2025 ACIPC Lecture recording available

2025 ACIPC Lecture recording available

This year’s ACIPC Lecture was delivered at conference by Dr Peta-Anne Zimmerman, and we are please to advise the recording is now available.   Peta-Anne delivered a compelling lecture on how climate change, political instability, misinformation, and structural...
ACIPC responds to ACIP Hep B vaccine decision

ACIPC responds to ACIP Hep B vaccine decision

The Australasian College for Infection Prevention and Control (ACIPC) is concerned about the recent changes implemented by the U.S Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) to restructure their hepatitis B vaccination schedule for babies and to therefore...