Titlebook: Anti-Microbial Resistance in Global Perspective; Louise Ackers,Gavin Ackers-Johnson,Samuel Opio Book‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ 2020 The Editor(s) (if applic

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Hinweise auf geeignete Arbeitsgebietet practice in antimicrobial stewardship. It argues that sustainability is achievable when an intervention reduces hospital costs and, in such cases, the responsibility or sustainability rests with LMIC institutions. Key barriers to sustainability include supply chain weaknesses and human resource li

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Autonomy, Evidence and Methods in Global Health, emphasis on the UK’s .?(CwPAMS) funding programme. It explains the reasons for focusing the antimicrobial resistance intervention on maternal sepsis and describes the context within which the Maternal Sepsis Intervention took place; in a Regional Referral Hospital in Western Uganda.

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Infection Prevention Control (IPC) and Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR),ated with IPC including hand hygiene, waste disposal and infrastructure. It then addresses wound management as an Infection Control issue. The emergence of wound management as a central focus in the Maternal Sepsis Intervention proved pivotal in shaping the pathway to antimicrobial stewardship.

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Change Processes: Multi-Disciplinary Teamwork, MDT has played a major role in improving communication and reducing professional boundaries that had previously contributed to high levels of infection; extended use of, often inappropriate antibiotics and poor patient outcomes. The functioning of such teams facilitates the role of clinical pharmacy.

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Die Lehre von den diastatischen Prozessen,This chapter presents data on maternal mortality in Uganda and the contribution that sepsis makes to mortality. Against this backdrop, it identifies key outcomes of the intervention including major improvements in maternal mortality and reductions in the length of patient stays, readmission rates and hospital expenditure.

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The Impact of the Maternal Sepsis Intervention,This chapter presents data on maternal mortality in Uganda and the contribution that sepsis makes to mortality. Against this backdrop, it identifies key outcomes of the intervention including major improvements in maternal mortality and reductions in the length of patient stays, readmission rates and hospital expenditure.

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