Welcome to WSPID

WSPID is a confederation of Pediatric Infectious Diseases (PID) societies. The WSPID aspires to create a global network of national and international PID societies for exchange of information and knowledge between the societies. This may forster collaborations among PID specialist from all over the world.

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We need your real-world stories!

We need you help with your real-world stories and it only takes 350 words! As part of our IPC/AMS supplement we are compiling a paper describing “real world problems, real world solutions” for IPC and AMS in LMIC settings. This paper would be part of a supplement to be published by the Pediatric Infectious Disease Journal (PIDJ) in 2021 and all contributors would be included as authors. Interested?

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Upcoming WSPID Webinar: Schools in the COVID-19 era – to be or not to be?

Record numbers of children and youth are not attending school because of closures mandated by governments in an attempt to slow the spread of COVID-19. The impact and effectiveness of these measures are the subject of WSPID’s upcoming free webinar “Schools in the COVID-19 era – to be or not to be?” on October 28th, 2020 from 8.00-9.30AM CET.

Save the Date

Mark your calendar now for the 12^nd World Congress of the World Society for Peadiatric Infectious Diseases.
Join WSPID 2021 on 1-4 December in Cancun, Mexico

WSPID "Antimicrobial Stewardship/Infection Control in Children" Survey

Please take part in this survey by the WSPID AMR Declaration Committee from regional pediatric ID societies on antibiotic stewardship and infection control. All are welcome especially those working in low/middle income countries. Thank you!

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WSC Spotlight: Talks Available Starting 15 September!

If you missed the WSC Spotlight on the 9th September, don't worry all sessions were recorded and will be released for free on their website, the YouTube Channel, and as a podcast on Apple Podcasts. The website lists the release schedule and all links.

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