Candida auris: a globally emerging public health problem

Antibiotic resistance poses a big threat to global health

Looking for a cohesive approach to infections in surgery

The global burden of sepsis

The management of acute cholecystitis and acute cholangitis

The management of acute appendicitis from a global perspective

Antibiotics in patients with ongoing sepsis

Source control in surgical infections

Let’s be careful of Clostridium difficile

Improve patients safety reducing the occurrence of surgical site infections

Healthcare-associated infections prevention practices

(free course)

Prevention of healthcare-associated infections

(free manual)

Antibiotic prescribing practices in surgery

(free manual)

Better understanding of the mechanisms of antibiotic resistance

(free manual)

A global petition for a correct approach to infections in surgery

Why the Global Alliance for Infections in Surgery (January 2017)

Let’s use antibiotics appropriately (video)

Infections in surgical patients are an important cause of morbidity and are frequently associated with poor prognosis, particularly in high-risk patients.

Given the complexity of the treatment of infections in surgical patients a multi-disciplinary approach should be crucial, although it is not always possible in real-life clinical practice.

The Global Alliance for Infections in Surgery is an independent alliance promoted in 2016 by the World Society of Emergency Surgery (WSES) for a cohesive and global approach to promoting research and education in the field of infections in surgery.

The Global alliance for Infections in Surgery aims to include all professionals involved in this battle, including epidemiologists and healthcare specialists, infectious diseases specialists, hospital pharmacologists, microbiologists, intensivists and surgeons.

The mission of Infections in Surgery is to educate health care providers promoting the standards of care in managing infections in surgery worldwide.