Policy paper: Progress report on the UK 5 year AMR strategy: 2015 The second annual progress report describes what was achieved in the second year of implementation, including a number of significant achievements on the international stage.
The UK 5 year antimicrobial resistance (AMR) strategy 2013 to 2018 represents an ambitious programme to slow the development and spread of AMR taking a “One-Health” approach spanning people, animals, agriculture and the wider environment.
This is published on behalf of the high level steering group responsible for driving delivery of the UK AMR strategy. Department of Health
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The UK 5 year antimicrobial resistance (AMR) strategy 2013 to 2018 represents an ambitious programme to slow the development and spread of AMR taking a “One-Health” approach spanning people, animals, agriculture and the wider environment.
This is published on behalf of the high level steering group responsible for driving delivery of the UK AMR strategy. Department of Health
See also:
- Government’s progress in preventing drug resistant infections Department of Health
- Policy paper: Government response the review on antimicrobial resistance Department of Health
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