WHAT'S NEW (3)

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1. APIC SFBA 1-Hour Virtual Education Meeting on Wednesday, March 11, 2026

đź“Ł Join Us for our FIRST 1-Hour Virtual Education Meeting!

APIC SFBA is excited to share that on Wednesday, March 11th, we will be hosting a virtual educational session focused on the latest in Joint Commission and Infection Prevention.

đź—“ Date: Wednesday, March 11, 2026
⏰ Time: 2:00 PM – 3:00 PM (PT)
🎤 Speaker: Tiffany Wiksten, DNP, RN, CIC
đź’» Topic: Joint Commission and Infection Prevention Update
đź”— Join on Zoom: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85687300141

Whether you’re in clinical practice, quality & safety, infection prevention, or healthcare leadership, this update will provide valuable insights and practical takeaways.

Hope to see you there! đź‘‹

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2. APIC26 Annual Conference  - June 15-17, 2026

Join us in Music City for APIC26!

The Wait is Over!
Early bird registration is now open for APIC26 Annual Conference APIC26, and this is the best time to secure your spot at the global infection prevention and control event of the year.

Join us June 15 - 17 in Nashville, Tennessee, or choose the flexibility of attending virtually. No matter how you participate, APIC26 delivers meaningful education, professional connection, and practical tools you can bring back to your organization.

Learn More & Register today! 
https://annual.apic.org/register/ 

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3. APIC CACC Legislative Day in Sacramento  - February 25, 2026

At the Capitol in Sacramento for Legislative Day, we had the opportunity to elevate the voices of Infection Preventionists — advocating for strong and sustainable infection prevention programs to protect patients and strengthen public health.

From preventive vaccination, antibiotic stewardship, MDRO screening, to enhancing infection prevention programs, public health funding, and science-based interventions, we covered it all. Great moments to share today!


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Updated: March 8, 2026

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