WHO Scientific Working Group on Monitoring and Management of Bacterial Resistance to Antimicrobial Agents
1995
Addressing Antibacterial Resistance
publication
Author Information
Author(s): Fred C. Tenover, James M. Hughes
Primary Institution: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Conclusion
The Working Group made recommendations to improve surveillance and management of drug-resistant bacterial infections.
Supporting Evidence
- Antibacterial resistance is a global problem that affects both developed and developing countries.
- Physicians are facing infections with no effective therapy due to multiple drug resistance.
- The Working Group emphasized the need for enhanced surveillance and better usage of antimicrobial drugs.
Takeaway
Bacteria that resist antibiotics are a big problem everywhere, and experts are trying to find ways to stop them from spreading.
Methodology
Participants from 23 countries reviewed data and discussed strategies to combat drug resistance.
Participant Demographics
Participants included representatives from various fields related to health and medicine from 23 countries.
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