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Household crowding

Covariate

Extremely crowded accommodation made of reclaimed material and corrugated iron, overlooking a dirty stream © Adobe Stock

GRAM brings together expertise to understand a key variable for tracking the spread of antimicrobial resistance globally: Household crowding. Applied as a covariate in GRAM's statistical modelling, household crowding estimates the effect of dwelling density on drug resistant infections in Africa. Findings are due for release in 2022