Category: Advancing Global Healthcare Safety
Strengthening Infection Prevention and Control in Sierra Leone and Ethiopia
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Posted on by 5 CommentsCombating Antimicrobial Resistance in Argentina: Legislation for the Future
Argentina’s Ministry of Health is implementing the first legislation in South America using a One Health framework to combat antimicrobial resistance (AR), representing Argentina’s commitment to combating AR. Argentina is also participating in CDC’s Global Action in Healthcare Network (GAIHN) to strengthen the capacity to detect, prevent, and respond to AR. History and Development of Read More >
Posted on byEthiopian Hospitals Use Infection Prevention and Control Practices to Combat Antimicrobial Resistance
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Posted on by 4 CommentsNew Africa CDC Legal Framework Helps Promote Infection Prevention and Control
The authors of this post co-led the development of the Africa CDC Legal Framework for Infection Prevention and Control. When we first began developing a strategy for Africa CDC to combat antimicrobial-resistant infections in Africa, we kept hearing the same message from people working in hospitals or in governments: no one gives us the authority Read More >
Posted on byImplementing Infection Prevention and Control Measures Reduces CRE in Vietnam
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