And the final presentation of #ADILA work at #ESCMIDGlobal2024 will be at 11am in Arena 3 today (E1285). A collaborative project with @GlobalPPS_comm estimating oral AMU in primary care vs hospitals (presented by Ines Pauwels).
More @AMR_CNPI#ADILA work to see today!
Posters P1913 (AMU vs ID burden) & P1909 (cost of antibiotics) and ePosters E0979 (observed vs expected AMU) & E0986 (AWaRe Grey Group) at 130pm Arena 3. #ESCMIDGlobal2024
Targets for antibiotic use will need to be tailored to local context.
Important research presented by Aislinn Cook (E0714). #ESCMIDGlobal2024#ADILA#AWaRe
National treatment guidelines vary greatly in antibiotic choice and duration.
Poster by Giovanni Autore and Shrey Mathur (P2646) #ESCMIDGlobal2024#ADILA
Very high use of abx and frequent use of 2nd line abx for empiric treatment of common infections were not associated with reduction in GP reconsultations.
Great poster from Nam Nguyen Vinh. #ESCMIDGlobal2024#ADILA
A great first day at #ECCMID24 yesterday! Today some of the @AMR_CNPI#ADILA work is on show in the 12pm poster session (Shrey Mathur P2646, Aislinn Cook P2664, Nam Nguyen Vinh P2739), as well as talks by Aislinn in Arena 3 at 415pm and Mike Thorn in Hall D at 530pm
"HOTspots surveillance system is a valuable resource to track AMR in northern Australia: uropathogens and appropriateness of treatment guidelines."
New paper by @WillCuningham@trentyarwood@syctong @TeresaWozniak_ et al: https://t.co/x3XHcdl3FU #JACAMRNews
Newly published study describing a tool to facilitate antimicrobial stewardship in remote PHC in northern Australia - well done to all involved in this collaborative project! @HOTNORTH_ @jmcvernon@syctong@AshaBowen@trentyarwood@NCAS_Aus https://t.co/FFajryg26c
I'm very pleased to announce our paper, "Optimal timing of #influenza#vaccine during #pregnancy: A systematic review and meta‐analysis" is now online, thanks to the super-human efforts of lead author @wggcuningham ... Congratulations Will!!!
https://t.co/BTYoQ3UQ1o
Eliminating skin disease in Aboriginal children could reduce antibiotic use by almost 20%.
Insightful @TheDohertyInst and @MenziesResearch research published today in the Australian and New Zealand Journal of Public Health.
More at https://t.co/bdBU1RvR7q.
@syctong @wggcuningham
New article: When do kids in remote communities in northern Australia first get infected with skin sores and scabies? Much younger than it should be
Read online here (no sub required) https://t.co/9fx6HSAUPs