The Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) Community of Practice (CoP) ECHO Sessions listed below will assist you in better understanding the status of AMR and how to improve surveillance.

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AMR CoP ECHO Sessions

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AMR CoP ECHO SESSIONS

Below you may access the full library of AMR CoP ECHO Sessions

December 2022 AMR CoP ECHO Session

Surgical Site Infections and Antibiotic Resistance Profiles after Bellwether Procedures in Rural Liberia

October 2022 AMR CoP ECHO Session

Advancing AMR Surveillance Programs

September 2022 AMR CoP ECHO Session

Advancing AMR Stewardship Programs

Late Aug 2022 AMR CoP ECHO Session

Advancing AMR Surveillance for Public Health Action

Early Aug 2022 AMR CoP ECHO Session

Integrated Interventions for AMR Containment

July 2022 AMR CoP ECHO Session

Strengthening the One Health Approach to AMR Surveillance

Late May 2022 AMR CoP ECHO Session

Workforce Development through Fleming Fund QWArS Project

Early May 2022 AMR CoP ECHO Session

Strengthening Quality In Animal Health to Support AMR Surveillance

Late April 2022 AMR CoP ECHO Session

Strengthening the Quality of AMR Diagnostics

Early April 2022 AMR CoP ECHO Session

Laboratory Workforce Development

June 2024 AMR CoP ECHO

Integrating One Health in EQA PT Programmes and Key Considerations

June 2024 AMR CoP ECHO Session

Utilizing Interactive GIS Platforms for Integrated Solutions in AMR One Health, and Pandemic Preparedness

July 2024 AMR CoP ECHO Session

Sophisticated and Crafty Methods Bacteria use to Resist Antibiotics

September 2024 AMR CoP ECHO Session

AMR Through Surveillance in Low- and Middle-income Countries (LMIC) and The South African Situation

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Laboratory scientists, researchers, public health specialists, epidemiologists, policymakers, and others in the AMR surveillance workforce may learn, share information, experience, and lessons learned on the Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) Community of Practice (CoP) platform.

More resources are available, such as recordings of AMR CoP Echo sessions, and you may also get your certificate of attestation by inputting the certificate code.