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Researcher

AMR Travel Tool

Start Date:

September 2019

End Date:

ongoing

Duration:

30 months

ID-CARE Role:
Website:

Partner

Description

Title: EPI-Net Antimicrobial Resistance Travel Tool.


Primary Objective: to develop an educational web tool to limit the spread of antimicrobial resistant-bacteria due to international travel.


Secondary Objectives: 

  • to increase knowledge of global antimicrobial resistance (AMR) surveillance and risk of AMR acquisition at patient level; 

  • to support and drive antibiotic choices and local guidelines development; 

  • to strengthen the implementation of optimised infection prevention and control measures in healthcare and community settings when a traveler is admitted to hospital or examined by a general practitioner; 

  • to raise awareness and inform international travelers on the travel-related risks associated with AMR and on the importance of joining efforts to reduce the AMR burden at global level.

Partners

Università di Verona - ITALY

Menzies School of Health Research - AUSTRALIA

Sponsor
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Publications

Journal of Travel Medicine

25/3/22

The antimicrobial resistance travel tool, an interactive evidence-based educational tool to limit antimicrobial resistance spread

ID-CARE Participants

Evelina Tacconelli

Director

Maria Diletta Pezzani

Medical Doctor

Alessia Savoldi

Medical Doctor

Maela Tebon

Clinical Research Assistant

Marcella Sibani

Medical Doctor

Fabiana Arieti

Clinical Research Assistant & Project Manager

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