AMR-scapes

Lead organisation(s): 
Monash University
Project type: 
Research
Status: 
In progress
Summary: 
Antimicrobial Resistance: Science, Communication and Public Engagements (AMR-scapes) is funded by an Australian Research Council Discovery Project grant (DP170100937) to research public engagements with advice regarding the rational and reduced use of antibiotics. The project is led by Mark Davis, Andrea Whittaker, Mia Lindgren (Monash University), Monika Djerf-Pierre (University of Gothenburg and Monash University), and Paul Flowers (Glasgow Caledonian University).
Timeframe: 
2017 to 2020
Related topics: 
For animal owners
General public
Objective 3: Greater engagement in the combat against resistance
Objective 4: Appropriate usage and stewardship practices
For more information on this research or activity: 
http://artsonline.monash.edu.au/antimicrobial-resistance/
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