Gram-Negative "Superbugs" Meeting 2013
 
Meeting Organiser
The Australasian Society for Infectious Diseases (ASID) Inc.is an independent organisation, founded in Melbourne in 1976 by an eminent group of physicians, pathologists and scientists.The aim of the society is to advance postgraduate education in infectious diseases in Australasia and internationally; to promote research in all aspects of infectious diseases and to advocate for sound and evidence-based public health policy in matters related to infectious diseases.Membership encompasses Infectious Diseases Physicians, Clinical Microbiologists, Scientists, Infection Control Practitioners, Public Health Physicians, Sexual Health Physicians, Veterinarians and others eminent in the field of infectious diseases.ASID has constituted several Special Interest Groups which bring together members with interests in Paediatric infections, Hospital Infection Control, Mycology and Viral Hepatitis.It has also recently established a clinical trials network and a guidelines subcommittee.
 
ASID have run an Annual Scientific Meeting every year since 2006.  These rotate amongst the Australian states and New Zealand.
ASID have also run a number of sucessful special interest meetings including:
  • 2013 - The Gram-Negative "Superbugs" Meeting, Gold Coast
  • 2012 - The Zoonoses Conference, Sydney
  • 2011 - The  Antimicrobial Resistance Summit, Sydney