Weekly Infectious Disease Conference
Sessions
Faculty and fellows of the Infectious Disease Division, as well as frequent attendees from Laboratory Medicine, Microbiology, and other departments, participate in a weekly conference centering around recent clinical cases of particular interest.
The presenting fellow and faculty review relevant microbiological and clinical aspects of the case, discuss pathogenesis and epidemiology, and provide a summary of the presentation and appropriate references in a handout posted on our internet site. Hospital epidemiology, including infection control, is covered in this series.
Schedule
Held weekly
ID Curriculum
Sessions
A general topic of interest for Infectious Diseases specialists is presented by a University of Washington Infectious Diseases faculty member.
Schedule
Every other week
STD Research and Clinical Conference
Sessions
Participating members learn about new research and clinical topics in sexually transmitted diseases.
Schedule
Held monthly
AIDS Clinical Conference
Sessions
Seminars on clinical, epidemiological, psychosocial, and research aspects of HIV infection are presented.
Schedule
Held monthly
HIV/AIDS Research Conference
Sessions
Faculty, fellows, and visiting scientists present new research findings on HIV/AIDS.
Schedule
Held monthly
VIDD
Sessions
This conference reviews journal articles dealing with virology, viral pathogenesis, immunology, and infections in the immunocompromised host.
Schedule
Held monthly
HIV Journal Club
Sessions
Members review recent literature on all aspects of HIV, from pathogenesis to management.
Schedule
Every other week
CFAS Seminar Series
Sessions
Seminars Series aims to provide a forum to showcase new research on sexually transmitted infections, with additional priorities of highlighting junior faculty and creating opportunities for cross-discipline collaborations between basic scientists, clinical researchers and epidemiologists.
Schedule
Every third Thursday of the month during the academic year, October through June, with breaks during major holidays.