American Academy of Pediatrics Pediatric Infectious Diseases Virtual Course 2025

• Target Audience: primary care pediatricians managing infectious disease cases in day-to-day practice, infectious diseases specialists
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• Information:

The American Academy of Pediatrics Pediatric Infectious Diseases Virtual Course 2025—also known as PREP:ID—is a premier virtual educational experience designed for both primary care pediatricians and infectious disease subspecialists. Blending pre-course on-demand content with engaging live sessions, this program ensures comprehensive, evidence-based learning in pediatric infectious diseases.

What You Will Learn

The latest clinical updates and current best practices in pediatric infectious diseases including vaccines, COVID-19, MIS-C, sepsis, and pneumonia

Diagnostic and management strategies through real-life case discussions and expert-led analysis

Emerging topics such as new antibiotics and infection prevention methodologies

Immediate clinical application knowledge to enhance the care of infectious disease presentations in children

Event Details

Event: AAP Pediatric Infectious Diseases Virtual Course 2025

Format: Blended learning with pre-course on-demand modules and live interactive sessions—featuring general lectures, breakout discussions, and real-time Q&A

Who Should Attend

Primary care pediatricians managing infectious disease cases in day-to-day practice, infectious diseases specialists, pediatricians preparing for recertification, and clinicians aiming to stay current with pediatric infectious disease advancements.

Why Attend

This course delivers expert-led, practical updates that can be immediately applied in clinical settings. With its flexible format and robust content across trending and foundational topics, attendees will leave with enhanced diagnostic confidence, improved patient care approaches, and up-to-date knowledge to elevate their practice.

• Topics:

Day 1 (July 18) → Core infections (pneumonia, bone/joint, fungal, neonatal, COVID/flu, vaccines).

Day 2 (July 19) → CNS infections, stewardship, allergies, neonatal/pediatric parasitic & HIV, cardiac infections, recurrent fever, UTI, immunocompromised host vaccines.

Day 3 (July 20) → Skin/soft tissue, TB/NTM, infection control, rashes, congenital syphilis, ACIP guideline updates, epidemiology & stats.