SlideEgg_400008-World Antimicrobial Awareness Week.pptx

Antimicrobial resistance

1. World Antimicrobial Awareness Week November 18 to 24

2. Table Of The Contents Introduction 01 Results Analysis 03 About Us 02 Conclusions 04

3. 01 Introduction

4. Introduction World Antimicrobial Awareness Week (WAAW) is an international movement observed yearly to enhance understanding and knowledge of AMR and promote the best methods among the public, One Fitness stakeholders, and policymakers, who all play a vital role in facilitating the other emergence and reach of AMR.

5. History The World Health Organization (WHO) launches a feeling of speed around the international issue of antibiotic resistance — and with the right reason. If you create an infection or an illness that can’t be ministered in the standard way with antibiotics, you can die. It’s as easy as that. WHO saw this as an increasing issue all over the globe as poverty-driven diseases caused illnesses and diseases that were increasingly immune to antibiotics. In May 2015, the World Health Assembly elevated this antibiotic opposition to an international crisis.

6. Why Is Antibiotic Resistance Important? Antibiotics kill bacteria-causing infections and diseases. But there are some diseases where bacteria can grow stronger and even multiply, despite antibiotics. This means deadly diseases can spread unchecked without more potent antibiotics.

7. How Can We Prevent Antibiotic Resistance? There are several ways to control antibiotic resistance, including talking to your healthcare worker about whether or not you actually need an antibiotic and creating sure you don’t keep antibiotics until your next disease by bringing all antibiotics exactly as specified.

8. Limit antibiotics to the shortest duration indicated. Prolonged antibiotics increased antibiotic resistance and side effects.

9. 02 About Us

10. When Was The First World Antibiotic Awareness Week Observed? The correct answer is  16 November to 22 November 2015 . The First World Antibiotic Awareness Week was observed from 16 November to 22 November 2015. It aims to increase awareness of antibiotic resistance.

11. Limiting Uptake Of A Drug Active Drug Efflux  Modifying A Drug Target Inactivating A Drug 4 Types Of Antibiotic Resistance

12. 3 Main Antibiotics Cephalosporins For Example, Cefaclor, Cefadroxil And Cefalexin Tetracyclines For Example, Tetracycline, Doxycycline And Lymecycline Penicillin's For Example, Phenoxymethylpenicillin, Flucloxacillin And Amoxicillin

13. Facts About Antibiotic Resistance Antibiotic resistance is a global issue Antibiotic resistance is the result of natural evolution Better infection prevention and control can help reduce antibiotic resistance​ ​Poor-quality medicines can contribute to resistance Resistance can be caused by using antibiotics inappropriately

14. Theme Of World Antimicrobial Awareness Week WAAW is observed from November 18 to 24 every year. The slogan of World Antimicrobial Awareness Week is ' Antimicrobials: Handle with Care .

15. Only use antibiotics when prescribed by a certified health professional Always take the full prescription, even if you feel better Never use left over antibiotics Never share antibiotics with others Prevent infections by regularly washing your hands, avoiding contact with sick people and keeping your vaccinations up to date Antimicrobial Resistance What You Can Do

16. Methods Hypothesis Observation Data Sampling Experiments Study

17. Vancomycin 3.0 Is it one of the most potent antibiotics ever created? It treats conditions like methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus-induced meningitis, endocarditis, joint infections, and bloodstream and skin infections.

18. Research And Publications Research Discovering new antibiotics, able to kill drug-resistant bacteria, is essential to saving modern medicine Publications Publications make scientific data publically open and let the rest of the literary audience consider the rate of the study.

19. Factors To Consider Spectrum of activity Frequency of dosing Route of therapy Cidality Antibiotic Selection

20. 03 Result Analysis

21. Year Date Day 2022 November 18 Friday 2023 November 18 Saturday 2024 November 18 Monday 2025 November 18 Tuesday 2026 November 18 Wednesday World Antibiotic Awareness Week Dates

22. 1945​ 3 doctors won the Nobel Prize in Medicine for antibiotic work The first synthetic antibiotic was developed 1907 2015 World Antibiotic Awareness Week began ​1928 Fleming gave penicillin its name 1895​ A published paper documented the antibacterial power of mold Timeline

23. Clinical Trial Phase 3 Efficacy & safety Expanded safety Preclinical Lab studies Phase 1 Human safety Phase 2

24. Antibiotic Resistance STEP 01 Antibiotics kill bacteria STEP 02 Development of resistent strains of bacteria Non resistant bacteria Resistant bacteria Antibiotic

25. Result Experiment A Treatment Test 1 Test 2 Test 3 Group 1 254 368 356 Group 2 127 456 587 Group 3 112 453 125 Experiment B Treatment Test 1 Test 2 Test 3 Group 1 135 376 786 Group 2 564 238 536 Group 3 542 764 786

26. Few New Medicine Candidates Are Nove l

27. Country Has Lowest Antibiotic Resistance Denmark Canada Sweden Finland

28. 04 Conclusion

29. Conclusion World Antibiotic Awareness Week is an essential occasion as it warns people and healthcare employees about antibiotic opposition – an international fitness problem.

30. Sustainable access to effective antibiotics is essential for the functioning of all health systems. Antibiotic Resistance is threatening a fundamental component for Universal Health Coverage.

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