Providence Regional Medical Center Everett 41st Annual Infectious Disease Conference 2025

1. Overview
The Providence Regional Medical Center Everett 41st Annual Infectious Disease Conference 2025 delivers comprehensive updates on the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of infectious diseases in primary care and hospital settings. The course emphasizes antibiotic stewardship, emerging public health threats, and evidence-based management of common infections like UTIs and gastrointestinal disorders.
Course Date: 2025
2. Learning Objectives

Evaluate the reemergence of vaccine-preventable childhood diseases and implement prevention strategies.

Apply updated antibiotic stewardship principles, including shorter durations and new treatments for UTIs.

Manage gastrointestinal infections such as H. pylori, diverticulitis, and C. difficile diarrhea.

Identify and treat vector-borne diseases, hemorrhagic fevers, and emerging threats like Bird Flu.

Review key publications in infectious diseases and guidelines for tuberculosis management in non-public health settings.

3. Target Audience

Best for primary care and infectious disease clinicians who want updates on antibiotic stewardship, emerging pathogens, and public health.

4. Topics

Reemergence of Vaccine-Preventable Childhood Diseases

DART Communication with Patient & Parents Dialogue Around Respiratory Therapy

New Antibiotic Treatments for UTI Simple & Complex Treatment

Shorter Durations of Antibiotics is Better

Travel Medicine

Key Publications in the ID World

07.1 Diagnosis & Treatment of H pylori, Diverticulitis & C-difficile Diarrhea

07.2 Diagnosis & Treatment of H pylori, Diverticulitis & C-difficile Diarrhea

07.3 Diagnosis & Treatment of H pylori, Diverticulitis & C-difficile Diarrhea

Food Chain Illnesses

Hemorrhagic Fevers

Vector Born Diseases

Bird Flu (I warned you about this last year!)

Diseases of Public Health Importance

Overview from the Author Core Elements of Antibiotic Stewardship

Overview of Tuberculosis (TB) for Non-Public Health Providers