Various voices from a range of sectors to highlight the existing and future impacts of AMR on global health.
Certifications: Digital Badge
Cost: Free
Duration: 2 hours
Languages: English
Learners: 788
What will you learn?
On completion, you should be able to...
Environmental dimension of AMR
- Summarise factors that contribute to AMR in the environment
Why crop production is important in AMR
- Provide an overview of AMR in crop production
The UK livestock sector response to AMR
- Identify how UK livestock fits into the One Health AMR agenda
Addressing antimicrobial resistance in resource-limited regions
- Identify the evidence base available to assess and measure AMR
Evolutionary perspectives on one health AMR
- Summarise research approaches taken to determine how AMR can be stably maintained in pathogen populations
What role do guidelines play in supporting antimicrobial stewardship for cats and dogs?
- Outline how resources have been developed to encourage clinicians to make evidence based selections and decisions to minimise and optimise antibiotic use
Youth leadership and engagement in the fight against AMR, which levers to activate?
- Outline the approaches being taken to engage with young people about safe, effective and sustainable antimicrobial use
Digital story telling in AMR
- Identify how storytelling can be used to explore and communicate the concepts of AMR
Who is this for?
Professionals and researchers working in one health related sectors.
Structure
This mini course includes a set of recorded webinar videos with transcript and associated a multiple choice question assessment. After successful completion of the assessment, learners will receive a digital badge which can be added to their LinkedIn profile to share they are are AMR aware with their network.
Digital learning skills
- Watch webinars from leading experts in AMR
- Complete a multiple choice question-based assessment to receive a digital badge
Skills Framework
This course maps to a range of related skills in the Skills for Agriculture Framework (SFA). By completing this course, you will build on the following skills:
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United Nations (UN) Sustainability Goals
The UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) recognise that ending poverty and other deprivations must go hand-in-hand with strategies that improve health and education, reduce inequality, and spur economic growth.
This course aligns with the following sustainability goals:
Environmental dimension of AMR
- Summarise factors that contribute to AMR in the environment
Why crop production is important in AMR
- Provide an overview of AMR in crop production
The UK livestock sector response to AMR
- Identify how UK livestock fits into the One Health AMR agenda
Addressing antimicrobial resistance in resource-limited regions
- Identify the evidence base available to assess and measure AMR
Evolutionary perspectives on one health AMR
- Summarise research approaches taken to determine how AMR can be stably maintained in pathogen populations
What role do guidelines play in supporting antimicrobial stewardship for cats and dogs?
- Outline how resources have been developed to encourage clinicians to make evidence based selections and decisions to minimise and optimise antibiotic use
Youth leadership and engagement in the fight against AMR, which levers to activate?
- Outline the approaches being taken to engage with young people about safe, effective and sustainable antimicrobial use
Digital story telling in AMR
- Identify how storytelling can be used to explore and communicate the concepts of AMR
This mini course includes a set of recorded webinar videos with transcript and associated a multiple choice question assessment. After successful completion of the assessment, learners will receive a digital badge which can be added to their LinkedIn profile to share they are are AMR aware with their network.
Professionals and researchers working in one health related sectors.
- Watch webinars from leading experts in AMR
- Complete a multiple choice question-based assessment to receive a digital badge
Coming soon...
This course aligns with the following sustainability goals: