Episode 7: Implementing Antimicrobial Stewardship Programs in Resource Limited Settings
Chair(s):
Teresa L. Schraeder
Teresa L. Schraeder
Affiliations:
Speaker(s):
Gabriel Levy Hara
,
Gabriel Levy Hara
Affiliations:
Angeliki Messina
Angeliki Messina
Affiliations:
Knowledge Exchange. Faculty / Presenter(s) . 12/04/21; 347270
Teresa L. Schraeder
Gabriel Levy Hara
Angeliki Messina
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About this activity
Antimicrobial Stewardship Programs (ASP) in Low-Resource Countries 

Speakers:  
Dr. Gabriel Levy Hara (Argentina)  
Pharmacist Angeliki Messina (South Africa)  

Moderator:  
Dr. Teresa L. Schraeder (USA)  

Producer:
Amador (Tino) Delamerced, BA (USA)
 
Objectives: 
  • Review global health threat of antimicrobial resistance (AMR) 
  • Learn how AMR may have worsened during Covid-19 pandemic 
  • Listen to discussion of the importance of ASPs including successes and obstacles in LMIC  
  • Examine growing need for global antimicrobial stewardship including surveillance, education, and support 
This podcast has been created thanks to an unrestricted educational grant from bioMerieux.
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