Antimicrobial Resistance Comprehensive Reviews
With the assistance of an expert advisory group, NCCID is working on a number of projects to help reduce the burden of community-acquired antimicrobial resistance. For example:
- Comprehensive Reviews: One project involved support for the development of comprehensive reviews that described population-level interventions to reduce the development and transmission of caAMR. In fall 2008, a thorough review process was undertaken and three proposals were selected. Drafts of the comprehensive reviews were read by at least five independent reviewers. Comments were sent to the authors in a compiled, anonymous fashion, who then incorporated the suggestions.
Download the comprehensive reviews (PDF): - Antimicrobial Use and Resistance in Pigs and Chickens: A review of the science, policy & control practices from farm to slaughter
- A Review of Alternative Practices to Antimicrobial Use for Disease Control in the Commercial Feedlot
- Strategies to Control Community-Associated Antimicrobial Resistance Among Enteric Bacteria and MRSA in Canada
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Feb 14 2012
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The number of syphilis cases is rising in the province, a coordinator with New Brunswick Public Health said. The Student Health Centre is also dealing with a number of new...
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Feb 6 2012
Flesh-eating bug that you can catch on the bus or train is spreading in the UK
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