drive-AMS抗菌薬管理コースでキプロスのAMSチームを強化
2月13日から15日までの3日間、キプロス国内の8つの病院から38名の医療従事者がニコシアに集まり、drive-AMS抗菌薬管理コースを受講した。キプロス保健省が主催し、EU-JAMRAIが支援したこのイベントは、革新的なdrive-AMSの手法を地中海にもたらし、キプロスの病院に抗菌薬管理強化のための知識とツールを提供した。.
AMRに共に取り組む：drive-AMSとIMAGINEプロジェクト
抗菌薬耐性（AMR）は公衆衛生、特に虚弱な高齢者が感染症にかかりやすい長期療養施設（LTCF）において重要な課題となっている。特に尿路感染症（UTI）の疑いに対する抗生物質の過剰かつ不適切な使用は、多剤耐性菌の出現を助長し、患者の安全を脅かしている。.
Eglė Karinauskė: the ‘AMR Girl’ driving change in Lithuania
The second drive-AMS country course in Lithuania took place from 29 January to 1 February, bringing together 40 participants, including teams from four new hospitals and one new team from the University Hospital Pediatric Division. This course provided a vital platform for expanding AMS initiatives in Lithuania. Among the attendees was Eglė Karinauskė, an inspiring clinical pharmacologist dedicated to rational antibiotic prescribing. Known as the ‘AMR girl’ among her colleagues, Eglė is a passionate advocate for AMS, and in this interview, she shares her insights, experiences, and the impact of drive-AMS on her work.
STOP-Hospital Infection: 350 experts unite to combat hospital infections in Portugal
STOP-Hospital Infection is a quality improvement program developed by the Portuguese Health Priority Program on Prevention of Infection and Antimicrobial Resistance, seeded in the Directorate General of Health, in partnership with the Gulbenkian Foundation and with the support of the Institute of Healthcare Improvement.
drive-AMS Masterclass equips Rwandan teams for better antibiotic stewardship
From January 29 -31, the second drive-AMS Masterclass for Rwandan hospitals took place in Kigali, bringing together teams from across the country for an intensive three-day training.
Discover the outpatient module
Global-PPS has launched the innovative Outpatient Module to bridge the gap in antimicrobial surveillance for non-admitted patients. Designed for outpatient clinics, primary care centers, and emergency departments, this module provides detailed insights into prescribing patterns, patient characteristics, and antimicrobial use trends.
drive-AMS course supports antibiotic prescription practices in 8 new Portuguese hospitals
The third edition of the Portuguese drive-AMS training course recently took place, promoting strategies to support the prescription of antibiotics in eight national hospitals. It’s in line with the objective of the drive-AMS project to create measures in partner hospitals to combat antimicrobial resistance, through promoting behavioural change in prescribing doctors.