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AMR surveillance best practices: a series

Physician and researcher Dr Geetanjali Kapoor of the One Health Trust delivered a series of lectures on best practices in AMR surveillance from 9 to 15 October 2024 at the Big Data Institute (BDI), Oxford. The lecture/webinar series, delivered as part of Kapoor’s Hamied Foundation UK-India AMR Visiting Fellowship award,  reflected on her prior experiences in the field, including benefits and challenges associated with large-scale AMR surveillance, and a wide range of technical components.

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AMR surveillance challenges: Introductory talk

Day 1, Lecture 1: Dr Geetanjali Kapoor commences her series with an introductory discussion of the importance of AMR surveillance, and the real-world challenges associated with large datasets from disparate sources.

AMR Series: Laboratory methods and definitions

Day 1, Lecture 2: Dr Geetanjali Kapoor discusses laboratory methods and definitions.

AMR Series: Surveillance in human health I

Day 2: Dr Geetanjali Kapoor discusses surveillance in human health (part one).

AMR Series: Surveillance in human health II

Day 3: Dr Geetanjali Kapoor addresses surveillance in human health (part two).

AMR Series: Surveillance reports, challenges, and mitigation

Day 4: Dr Geetanjali Kapoor discusses surveillance reports, challenges and mitigation.

AMR Series: Conclusion and open discussion

Day 5: Dr Geetanjali Kapoor concludes her lecture series on AMR surveillance best practices, delivering final remarks and taking questions from the audience in person and online.