- 08:30 - 09/10/2026 to 17:00 - 09/10/2026
- Park Plaza Victoria London, 239 Vauxhall Bridge Road, Pimlico, London, SW1V 1EQ, United Kingdom
The Future of SSI Prevention Conference 2026 is a multidisciplinary event focused on advancing the prevention, surveillance and management of surgical site infections (SSI). The conference brings together experts from healthcare, academia and industry to explore emerging evidence, innovations and practical approaches to improving patient outcomes.
The College is delighted to have approved this external event for CPD credits.
If you have any questions regarding this event, please see host's information at the bottom of this page or via the Book Now button.
TOPICS COVERED
On the day, delegates will take part in a programme of expert presentations, discussions and networking focused on the prevention of surgical site infections (SSI). Sessions will explore current and emerging approaches to SSI
prevention, including surveillance, antimicrobial resistance, wound management, postoperative monitoring, digital technologies and AI, and the implementation of evidence-based practice.
Attendees will hear from specialists across infection prevention, surgery, microbiology and other relevant disciplines, with opportunities to share experiences, discuss challenges and learn from good practice. The conference will also provide opportunities for multidisciplinary networking and engagement with exhibitors,
supporting collaboration and the translation of learning into improvements in patient safety and surgical care.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
The event is suitable for healthcare professionals involved in the prevention, surveillance, diagnosis and management of surgical site infections. This includes infection prevention and control practitioners, surgeons, microbiologists, nurses, wound care specialists, epidemiologists, pharmacists, researchers and other clinical
professionals involved in surgical care and patient safety. It is also relevant to healthcare leaders, academics and industry professionals interested in emerging evidence, technologies and innovative approaches to SSI prevention.
SPEAKERS
- Dr Giovanni Satta
- Tom Lewis
- Emma McCone
- Dr Ross Lathan
- Professor Thomas Pinkney
- Mr Aziz Momin
- Dr David Eyre
- Miss Tamara Kubba
- Mr Michael Magro
- Mr Nigel Westwood
- Ria Betteridge
- Professor Judith Tanner
- Dr Jon Otter