2nd Annual Infectious Diseases Diagnostics Conference

2nd Annual Infectious Diseases Diagnostics Conference is organized by Markets and Markets (MnM) Conferences and will be held from Feb 28 - Mar 01, 2019 at London, England, United Kingdom.

Conference Description:
This conference aims to bring different stakeholders together from hospitals, laboratories, academic institutes and IVD industry leaders to discuss about the emerging technologies and potential growth of molecular diagnostics and challenges faced in point-of-care testing and antimicrobial resistance. Keynote presentations, Brainstorming Panel Discussions and Case studies will give the stakeholders an opportunity to discuss and understand the issues faced.

Who Should Attend:
From Hospitals, Reference Laboratories, Research Institutes and Academics: Directors, head of laboratory, Lab Managers, Deputy Lab Managers, Chief/Head Biomedical Scientist, Laboratory Technician, Professors, Associate Professors, Research Fellow, POCT lead, Consultant Microbiologist, Nurses, Professors, Clinical Services.

Departments: Pathology, Molecular pathology, Biochemistry/ Clinical biochemistry, Microbiology/ Clinical Microbiology, Molecular Biology, Virology, Infectious diseases, Point of care testing, Infection Control.

Why attend?
Find out new developments and emerging methods of diagnostics for infectious disease, Contribute to interactive roundtables with your peers to deliberate key topics most relevant to you, Explore the latest platforms and technologies on the market for development, Discuss the best tool for your research in pathology, Share your work and achievements with your industry peers in the Poster Session.

Key Highlights:
• Discussion on the treatment and diagnosis of fungal infection, flu, Hepatitis C
• Antibiotic Resistance: Consequences of overtreating infectious disease
• Talks on Neglected Tropical Diseases (NTDs) diagnostic
• Rapid TB/Ref R testing
• The clinical need for better antimicrobial resistance related diagnostics
• Treatments of MDR gram negative bacteria
• Time required to diagnosis vancomycin-resistant enterococci (VRE).