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External Resources – Partnerships in the fight against AMR.

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Explore collaborations and independent initiatives dedicated to addressing the global challenge of antimicrobial resistance (AMR). This section highlights key partnerships and independent educational programs contributing to innovation, awareness, and progress in the field.

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ESICM AMS Fellowship

The ESICM's educational initiative on antimicrobial stewardship for severe infections aims to enhance clinicians' understanding of antimicrobial resistance and optimize treatment practices. The program offers resources and training on implementing stewardship strategies in critical care settings, helping to improve patient outcomes and combat antibiotic resistance.

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Global Point Prevalence Survey

Discover the Global Point Prevalence Survey (Gobal-PPS) through video interviews and educational resources. 

bioMérieux is the sole industrial partner of the Global Point Prevalence Survey.

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Online Course

Microbiology Laboratory Testing to Address AMR

The AMR Global Health Academy is an online learning space created by the Global Health Impact Group (GHIG) to support healthcare professionals around the world. It provides free access to a wide range of reliable educational content and practical resources to help strengthen skills and daily practice.

Built as a dedicated training environment, the Academy contributes to the global effort against antimicrobial resistance (AMR). Its learning path is designed for health workers and AMR stewards in all regions, with particular attention to the needs and challenges faced in low- and middle-income countries.

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