Training
In collaboration with infection prevention, diagnostic, and  antimicrobial stewardship workshops and CMEs conducted by various reputed Indian institutions of national importance, such as:
  1. 1st Online CME on Scientific Writing & Publishing organized by SASPI on 8th November 2025 (Saturday), from 2:00 PM to 6:00 PM.
  2. 1st Hands-on workshop on “Integrative stewardship in Sepsis, VAP, and UTI Workup from 1st-3rd May 2025
  3. National workshop on hospital infection control, JIPMER, Puducherry
  4. National workshop on hospital infection control for nurses, JIPMER, Puducherry
  5. National workshop on Diagnostic stewardship, AIIMS, Mangalagiri
  6. National workshop on Antimicrobial stewardship, PGIMER, Chandigarh
  7. World Antimicrobial Awareness Week (WAAW), 18-24th Nov.
IAS Foundation Training Course – Implementation Process
Modes of Course Delivery
  1. Physical Mode (at Local Institute): A 4 half-day in-person training session conducted by the local SASPI faculty during World AMR Awareness Week (WAAW) or any other suitable time. This physical course can be implemented by any SASPI-affiliated institute in India. (Steps to initiate this course and downloadables are provided below.)
  2. Virtual Mode (Soon will be shared here): This mode is being conducted virtually and coordinated by the SASPI team at AIIMS Rishikesh. (Final course content will be uploaded soon)
Physical Mode (at Local Institute)
Dear SASPI Members Across Each Medical Institute of India, We welcome your interest in launching the Integrated Antimicrobial Stewardship (IAS) Foundation Course, coordinated by SASPI. This course is designed for interns, residents, and faculty to build essential skills in:
  • Antimicrobial Stewardship (ASP)
  • Infection Prevention Stewardship (ISP)
  • Diagnostic Stewardship (DSP)
To begin the process, please:

Steps for Course Implementation

  1. SASPI office sends the MoU template along with an official invitation email to the identified SASPI member (preferably a clinician, but bedside microbiologist and pharmacologist are also eligible) of the institute, with CC to their Director/Dean.
  2. Upon agreement, the Director/admin and the SASPI member of the local institute sign the MoU and return a scanned copy to SASPI office where its executives sign and keep for record purposes.
  3. Once the MoU is signed by both parties, SASPI and the local institute team collaboratively plan the course. SASPI provides standard course material that can be locally adapted. In the absence of local trainers, SASPI may nominate external faculty.
  4. The course is conducted across four half-days (a total of 14 hours), preferably during WAAW. The local institute arranges logistics, including venue, AV setup, refreshments, and printed materials. SASPI supports initial coordination.
  5. At the end of the course, an evaluation is conducted. Participants scoring 75% or above receive a certificate signed jointly by the local Director and SASPI. Participants scoring below 75% must attend the next batch.
  6. Post-course, trained faculty from the institute conduct internal training sessions as TOT for their own staff (junior doctors, nurses, etc.) under SASPI mentorship.
  7. Recordings and final course materials of the local sessions are uploaded on the institute’s own website. The link is shared with SASPI for inclusion in its central media archive.
To download Standard Operating Procedure (SOP): Implementation of IAS Foundation Course, CLICK HERE! Email your interest to: 📧 saspi.office@saspi.in
The Society of Antimicrobial Stewardship Practices in India (SASPI) is dedicated to educating healthcare professionals and the public on integrated antimicrobial stewardship. As part of our academic initiatives, we host a series of webinars featuring experts in the field. SASPI Webinars
Webinar name Particular Brochure Details
7th Webinar IAS – Low Hanging Fruits Speaker 1: Speaker 2: Speaker 3: Speaker 4:
6th Webinar Invest to END TB. Speaker 1: Speaker 2:
5th Webinar Latest advancements in antimicrobial stewardship.   Speaker 1: Speaker 2:
4th Webinar Held in collaboration with IAL, TLM, and WHO experts, this session focused on global antimicrobial practices
3rd   Webinar Conducted on May 23, 2024, with the theme “Antimicrobial Stewardship: Applicability and Accreditation.” Speakers included Dr. Anita Sharma, who discussed the framework for NABH accreditation, and Dr. Parvinder Chawla, who covered community-acquired pneumonia Speaker 1: Speaker 2:
2nd Webinar Held on January 19, 2024, focusing on “Fungal Infections.” Dr. Deepak Kumar addressed challenges in managing invasive fungal infections, and Dr. Vidhi Jain discussed diagnostic dilemmas in fungal infections. Speaker 1: Speaker 2:
1st Webinar Conducted on August 10, 2023, with the theme “Practice Guidelines.” Prof. Joseph L. Mathews spoke on contextualized evidence-based guidelines, and Prof. Ashish Bhalla discussed guidelines for diagnosing and managing tropical fever. Speaker 1: Speaker 2:

 

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