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welcome to the aica website!
Welcome to the web site of the Australian Infection Control Association Inc (AICA). AICA is the peak national body representing the interests of the specialist practice of infection control within Australia. AICA represents the collaboration between the State and Territory infection control associations in Australia. Membership of the association is only possible through membership of an individual State or Territory Association.
AICA seeks to support those engaged in the specialist practice of infection control as well as the broader health care community in relation to infection control by acting as an information broker to its members. As a voluntary not-for-profit association AICA serves as an important vehicle for clinician lead change.
The primary purposes of this web site are to:
- Provide information about AICA and its activities;
- Promote upcoming activities supported by AICA;
- Assist individuals in making contact with their local associations at a State/ Territory level.
Claire Boardman
AICA President
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How to contact the Executive Committee
Lorelei Broadbent (Secretariat)
Australian Infection Control Association
GPO Box 3254, Brisbane QLD 4001
Tel (07) 3211 4695 Fax (07) 3211 4900
Email admin@aica.org.au
ABN: 37 235 150 783
INC: A0034539Y
State / Territory Associations
| WHO'S WHO IN INFECTION PREVENTION 2009 |
| Who's Who in Infection Prevention 2009 Infection Control Today online publishes a list of people nominated by peers as Who's Who in Infection Prevention. This year's list includes the editor of Healthcare Infection (AICA's journal) Elizabeth Gillespie. |
| WHO PUBLISHES INFECTION PREVENTION DOCUMENT ONLINE |
| WHO Publishes Infection Prevention Document Online The report of the Second Meeting of the Informal Network on Infection Prevention and Control in Health Care entitled "Core components for infection prevention and control programs" has just been published on the WHO website. This document was developed at the request of many countries and WHO Regional Offices and is meant to strengthen the framework for infection prevention programs at national and hospital levels. |
| THE 2010 AUSTRALIAN INFECTION CONTROL ASSOCIATION CONFERENCE |
| THE AILEEN PLANT MEMORIAL PRIZE IN INFECTIOUS DISEASES EPIDEMIOLOGY |
| THE AILEEN PLANT MEMORIAL PRIZE IN INFECTIOUS DISEASES EPIDEMIOLOGY Call for Nominations Applications for the 2008 Award close 25 March 2009 |
| AICA 2008 CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS NOW AVAILABLE |
| AICA 2008 Conference Presentations are now available on the MEMBERS ONLY section of the AICA website. |
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