ACTM Webinars

ACTM hosts regular informative and educational webinars on medical subjects of interest for our members.

Previous webinars topics have included:

  • Practicing One Health
  • Meliodosis
  • Snake envenomation – neglected tropical disease
  • Expedition Medicine in a virtual world
  • Nursing in remote settings
  • Maritime medicine in the tropics
  • TSANGA TSANGA “Going Walkabout in Africa and Madagascar”
  • COVID survivor of an African reality show

Members can access all recorded ACTM webinars after the event through the MyACTM log-in on the website, and non-members with an interest in tropical medicine are welcome to register for the Webinar through the events tab.

 

ACTM Member log in here to view past recordings
Email ACTM to be notified for upcoming webinars (non ACTM Members)

2026 ACTM Webinar Series

Webinars are conducted via Zoom and links will be emailed to registrants the day prior.

Tuesday 24 March 2026- Dr Miriam Alvarez-Martinez  A/Prof University of Barcelona, Spain

Chagas Disease in Non-Endemic Countries

Due to popular demand, this recording will be available from 13-17 April 2026 for anyone that missed the LIVE webinar, this will coincide with World Chagas Disease Day on 14 April.

2025 Webinars

  • Wednesday 12 November, 2025 – Dr Santanu Chatterjee MBBS, DTM&H, FACTM, FISTM, FFTM RCPS ( Glasgow ) Consultant Physician (Travel and Tropical Medicine) Kolkata, India

    Understanding India: Risks, Realities & Resilience

  • Thursday, 10th July, 2025 – Prof Martin Haditsch Professor, M.D., Ph.D. Microbiology, Virology, Epidemiology/ID (specialist)Infectology and Tropical Medicine (specialist), Medical Director Travel MedCenter Leonding, Austria and Medical Head Labor Hannover MVZ GmbH, Germany

TBE in Austria and globally and Europe and other (infectious and non-infectious) risks for travellers 

  • Wednesday 23 April, 2025 – David Hamer MD Professor, Global Health and Medicine, School of Public Health, Boston University, United States of America

 Vaccines for prevention of Chikungunya and Dengue – “Do they work and are they safe?”