Consensus Guidelines for Specific Conditions (IDSA/others)
Bacterial infections

• Treatment and management of endocarditis (2015)

• Intravascular catheter related infection (2009)

• Nonvalular cardiovascular device infections (2010)

• Vertebral osteomyelitis (2011)

• Prosthetic joint infection (2012)

• Diabetic foot infections (2012)

• Skin and soft-tissue infections (2014)

• MRSA (2011)

• Meningitis (2004)

• Encephalitis (2008)

• Clostridium difficile-associated diarrhea and colitis (2018) ***NEW***

• Asymptomatic bacteruria (2019) ***NEW***

• Uncomplicated cystitis and pyelonephritis in women (2011)

• Catheter-associated UTI (2009)

• Intra-abdominal infections (2010)

• Diarrhea (2001)

• Community acquired pneumonia (2019)

• Hospital acquired pneumonia (2016) ***NEW***

• Streptococcal pharyngitis (2012)

• Bacterial rhinosinusitis (2012)

• Lyme disease, anaplasmosis and babesiosis (2006)

• Treatment of CNS Lyme disease (2007)

• Non-tuberculous mycobacterial infections (2020)

• Neutropenic fever (2018)

Viral infections

• DHHS Guidelines for use of antiretrovirals in HIV (2016)

• Chronic Hepatitis B (2015)

• HCV (2016)

• Influenza (2018)

Fungal Infections

• Aspergillosis (2016)

• Candidiasis (2016)

• Coccidioidomycosis (2016)

• Cryptococcosis (2010)

• Histoplasmosis (2007)

• Sporotrichosis (2007)

• Blastomycosis (2008)

Miscellaneous

• Prevention of endocarditis (2007)

• Evaluation of fever and infection in long term facilities (2009)

• Evaluation of fever in critically ill patients (2008)

• Preventing opportunistic infections in BMT (2009)

• Neutropenic fever (2010)

• Sepsis (2013)

• Surgical prophylaxis (2013)

• Vaccination of immunocompromised (2013)

• Vancomycin (2009)

• Primary care in HIV (2014)

• OIs in HIV-infection (2015)

• CKD in HIV (2014)

• Combat Infections (2011)

Organizations

• IDSA (Infectious Diseases Society of America)

• AHA (American Heart Association)

• ATS (American Thoracic Society)

• CDC (Centers for Disease Control)

• SIS (Surgical Infection Society)