Antimicrobial Resistance Symposium

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The Faculty of Health Sciences, University of Malta, in collaboration with the WHO Global Leaders Group on Antimicrobial Resistance, is delighted to extend an invitation to an engaging symposium focused on raising awareness about Antimicrobial Resistance. This hybrid educational event bearing the title ‘Political advocacy and closing the knowledge gaps to address antimicrobial resistance‘ seeks to shed light on the pressing issue of Antimicrobial Resistance and its profound impact on public health.

The primary goal of this symposium is to enlighten patients and the public regarding antibiotic misuse and the critical need for effective infection prevention measures. The symposium will feature insights from members of the AMR Patient Group who will share their personal experiences in dealing with resistant bacteria. Their narratives will serve to advocate for concrete actions to combat this escalating public health threat.

This Antimicrobial Resistance Symposium is going to be held on Wednesday 22nd November 2023 from 9am till 2pm CET (Malta Time). It is going to be a hybrid event – in-person at the South Auditorium, Faculty of Health Sciences, University of Malta, and virtual.

To check what the time of event is going to be for your country please click HERE.

To register for this event please click HERE.

Register HERE to attend this antimicrobial resistance symposium in person or online.

Reference: https://www.um.edu.mt/newspoint/events/um/2023/11/amr-high-level-educational-symposium/_nocache


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Claire Galea is the founder and director of Mariposa Holistic Care, providing personalised, holistic care services that prioritise individual needs, dignity and wellbeing. With formal nursing education and extensive clinical training at the University of Malta, Claire brings a strong foundation in healthcare to her work. Passionate about health education, person-centred care and lifelong learning, she uses her blog Student Nurse Life to share knowledge, encourage reflection and inspire a more informed, compassionate and positive approach to health and everyday life.

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