Kenya’s flagship IPC scientific gathering

13th Annual
Scientific Conference

Advancing IPC, AMR, and One Health through science, policy, and practice.

19–21 August 2026Three days of learning and exchange

KenyaVenue details available online

Conference focus

Ideas shaping safer health systems

Ten connected priorities will guide the scientific program—from resilient infection prevention systems to One Health action and technology-enabled surveillance.

IPC & Resilient Systems

Strengthening Infection Prevention and Control as the Foundation of Safe and Resilient Health Systems.

Targeted Epidemiology

Applying Healthcare Epidemiology to Inform Targeted IPC and AMR Interventions.

AMR Stewardship

Advancing Antimicrobial Stewardship to Reduce AMR Across All Levels of Care.

One Health Action

Integrating One Health Approaches for Coordinated Human, Animal, and Environmental Health Action.

Enhanced Surveillance

Enhancing Surveillance Systems for HAIs, AMR, and Other Priority Pathogens.

Patient Safety Centrality

Positioning Patient Safety as the Central Outcome of IPC and AMR Programs.

Tech Transformation

Leveraging Technology and Innovation to Transform IPC, Surveillance, and AMR Control.

Vaccination Strategy

Strengthening Vaccination as a Core Strategy for Preventing Infectious Diseases and Safeguarding Health Security.

Preparedness & Response

Improving Infectious Disease Preparedness and Response Across Health Systems.

Evidence-Based Prevention

Scaling Evidence-Based Prevention Strategies to Reduce Infection Burden and Improve Outcomes.

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May 18, 2026 16:56

13th Annual Scientific Conference

The conference has been rescheduled to a later date in August. The new conference dates are August 19th to 21st, 2026. We apologize for any inconvenience caused and look forward to...

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The people behind the mission

Meet IPNET-Kenya

Infection Prevention Network - Kenya advances professional practice, collaboration, and knowledge sharing through events, membership, and sector engagement.

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Prof. Gunturu Revathi

Chairperson IPNET-K

Prof Gunturu Revathi is the Head of Clinical Microbiology at the Aga Khan University Hospital, Nairobi, Kenya. She accru...

Evelyn Wesangula

Vice Chairperson IPNET-K

Evelyn Wesangula is a passionate pharmacist with an Msc. In Tropical and Infectious Diseases, currently pursuing her Doc...

Florence Wachira

IPNET-K Secretary

Florence Wachira is a passionate Nurse with a BcSN in Nursing and currently pursuing Master of Science in Hospital Epide...

Loyce Kihungi

Member of Executive Committee

Loyce Kihungi (MSc Infection Control, BScN) is an Infection Prevention and Control (IPC) Consultant with extensive exper...