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Infectious Diseases

Development is underway for redesigning the curriculum for Advanced Training in Infectious Diseases.

The Advanced Training Committee in Infectious Diseases has established a Curriculum Review Group to renew the curriculum through a five-stage process.

Specialty development develop project stage

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Specialist contractor

A specialist contractor developed an initial draft specialty curriculum in line with College-approved educational models and templates, quality standards, and project deadlines.

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Associate Professor Claire Dendle, MBBS, FRACP, PhD, GCHPE | Specialist contractor

Claire is an infectious diseases trained specialist with expertise in infections in the immunocompromised host. She is the clinical lead of the Infection and Immunity Service at Monash Health. Her primary research interests are infections in solid organ transplant recipients, patients with rheumatological diseases and vaccination responses. She is an Associate Professor with the School of Clinical Sciences at Monash University. She holds several leadership roles in the Monash Infectious Diseases Unit and is Director of Physician Education at Monash Health.

Curriculum Review Group

The Group will review and refine the draft curriculum in preparation for broad consultation.

See the Curriculum Review Group for Infectious Diseases Terms of Reference (PDF) for more information.

For more information on the current curriculum, see the Infectious Diseases Curriculum (PDF) and PREP Infectious Diseases Program handbook.

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