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The Division of Infectious Diseases provides comprehensive care and management of patients with infectious diseases of varying complexity. Our team comprises qualified specialists that are well supported by other healthcare professionals, and are committed to deliver tailored and evidence-based treatment plans to patients, aiming to restore their health and overall well-being.

We also steer the hospital epidemiology, and infection prevention and control programs including antimicrobial stewardship, and are heavily involved in preventing the transmission of multidrug resistant organisms and ensuring that this critical aspect of patient safety is well-managed.

Conditions

• Community acquired infections
• Bacterial, viral, fungal and parasitic infections
• Bloodstream infections
• Chronic infections such as tuberculosis, non-tuberculous mycobacterial infections
• Healthcare associated infections, including infections with multidrug resistant organisms
• Post-surgical infections and orthopaedic infections, including implant infections
• Infections associated with medical devices and procedures
• Infections related to compromised immunity
• Fever of unknown origin
• Fever in returning travellers