The MAD-ID and SIDP 2026 Annual Meeting is a landmark gathering for the infectious diseases pharmacotherapy community, bringing together pharmacists, physicians, and researchers dedicated to antimicrobial stewardship and infectious diseases practice.
This 4-day conference features a comprehensive scientific program including keynote presentations by leading experts like Karen Bush, PhD (Indiana University) on the Evolution of β-Lactamases, plenary sessions covering community-acquired pneumonia, mycobacterial challenges, invasive fungal infections, metallo-β-lactamases, and hot topics in infectious diseases. The meeting also includes dedicated pre-conference workshops on HIV pharmacotherapy and OPAT (Outpatient Parenteral Antibiotic Therapy).
Attendees can earn up to 18 CPE/CME credits and 10 BCIDP credits. The program includes interactive breakout sessions on stewardship education, antimicrobial sustainability, outpatient billing, microbiome implementation, peer review skills, and urine-specific breakpoints. A scientific poster session, exhibit hall, and networking receptions provide additional opportunities for professional development and collaboration.
Whether you are a seasoned infectious diseases pharmacist, a trainee, or new to the community, this meeting offers evidence-based education, practical strategies, and meaningful connections that shape the future of infectious diseases pharmacy.
