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- Due to rapidly increasing antimicrobial resistance (AMR) worldwide, our current arsenal of antibiotics is becoming less and less effective in treating bacterial infections. After new antibiotics are introduced, bacteria quickly develop resistance against them. As a result, the return on investment in new antibiotics is minimal and their supply is scarce. A sustainable introduction is only possible…
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Human, animal and environmental health are interrelated and influenced by global changes. Read how ZonMw identifies knowledge requirements and funds research. - View this project about measuring antibiotic levels with therapeutic drug monitoring to prevent increases in antimicrobial resistance.
- View this project about the development of a programme for companion animal veterinarians aimed at improving antibiotic prescribing.
- Read how researchers will improve infection prevention compliance in residential facilities among both healthcare workers and their clients with mild disabilities.
- Researchers will develop a strategy for implementation of an appropriate booklet for parents of children with fever to reduce antibiotic use.
- Read how this project contributes to the implementation and updates of tools in long-term care.
- The rapid spread of multidrug resistant bacteria threatens the treatment of even simple infections in the near future. However, little is known about how bacteria develop resistance on surfaces.AimThe aim of this project was to investigate fundamental mechanisms that shape antimicrobial resistance in biofilms in relation to the surface and then translate those findings into clinical practice…
- Researchers will develop an in-depth problem analysis of the follow-up of patients with urinary tract infections after discharge from the ED in the Netherlands.
- Researchers will develop effective feedback to improve both the quantity and quality of antibiotic use and reduce antibiotic resistance in hospitals.
