Excellence in Infection Prevention and Control Projects

We are delighted to invite our colleagues to participate in the upcoming "Excellence in Infection Prevention and Control Projects", a platform to showcase and celebrate innovative solutions and impactful initiatives in the field of Infection Prevention and Control (IPC).

This competition highlights projects that demonstrate measurable impact, innovation, and long-term sustainability in IPC.

Theme: Advancing Healthcare Through Innovation in IPC

In alignment with the overarching conference theme: Infectious Diseases in a Changing World: Innovation, Response, and Transformation

Why Participate?

  • Showcase your institution’s best practices and achievements in IPC.

  • Gain national recognition during KSA ID WEEK 2026.

  • Share lessons learned and inspire other healthcare professionals

  • Contribute to strengthening infection prevention standards across the region

Who Can Participate?

  • The competition is open to healthcare institutions, medical societies, IPC professionals, researchers, and teams dedicated to ensuring safer healthcare environments.

Important Dates

  • Opening of Submissions: 15 July 2026

  • Deadline of Abstract Submission: 1 October 2026

  • Notification of Abstract Acceptance: 10 October 2026

  • Display of IPC Projects: 7-8 November 2026

  • Top-selected projects will be invited for oral presentations as part of the conference scientific program.

  • The committee reserves the right to extend deadlines. Any updates will be announced via social media and email.

Submission Criteria

Participants are required to ensure their projects meet the following criteria for submission, Click the dropdown arrow for details:

Relevance to Infection Prevention and Control (IPC)

The project must address a specific issue, challenge, or improvement in IPC within healthcare settings.

Innovation and Creativity

Projects should demonstrate innovative approaches, tools, or strategies that provide unique solutions to IPC challenges.

Impact and Outcomes

• Submissions must include measurable data or evidence showcasing the project's effectiveness in improving IPC practices

• Highlight tangible outcomes, such as reductions in infection rates or improved compliance with IPC protocols

Sustainability and Scalability

The project should be sustainable over time and adaptable for implementation in other healthcare settings or organizations

Methodology and Scientific Rigor

Submissions should detail a clear and well-structured methodology, including objectives, implementation steps, and evaluation metrics.

Collaboration and Teamwork

Highlight the involvement of multidisciplinary teams or collaborations within the organization to achieve project goals

Presentation and Clarity

• The submission should be well-organized, concise, and clearly articulate the problem, intervention, results and impact.

• Visual aids (e.g., graphs, tables, and images) are encouraged to support the presentation

Ethical and Professional Standards

• Maintain patient confidentiality and data protection

• Avoid inclusion of identifiable patient information

• Comply with institutional and ethical guidelines

• Obtain required approvals (if applicable)

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