Programme Scope

What this programme covers

In-depth case presentations covering diagnostic pathways and evidence-based management in sepsis & septic shock.

Structured discussions examining hiv & opportunistic infections — integrating investigation selection, differential diagnosis, and current guideline recommendations.

Focused case discussions on multi-drug resistant organisms — building systematic reasoning and management competency.

Every case is anchored in IDSA · WHO 2024 — translating current evidence into clinical decisions in infectious disease settings.

Systematic frameworks for building differentials, prioritizing investigations, and justifying management in complex presentations.

Each case is structured for individual self-study or group discussion — ideal for ward rounds, journal clubs, and MDT education.

Learning Objectives

What this programme achieves

To apply systematic diagnostic reasoning to complex infectious disease presentations using a structured case-based approach

To interpret investigations and imaging relevant to sepsis & septic shock and formulate evidence-based management plans

To integrate current IDSA · WHO 2024 guidelines into real-world clinical decision-making across infectious disease

To analyse and discuss hiv & opportunistic infections through structured case discussions with differential diagnosis and management justification

To evaluate multi-drug resistant organisms — recognizing key clinical patterns, investigation findings, and treatment decision points

To develop clinical communication skills for case presentation in ward rounds, multidisciplinary meetings, and professional development settings

To apply evidence-based frameworks to assess, prioritize, and manage the full range of presentations in Sepsis · HIV · TB · Tropical Infections · AMR

To build reflective practice through case discussion — linking clinical experience to current evidence, guidelines, and best practice standards

Target Audience

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