BSAC Spring Conference & AGM

Addressing the AMR burden in everyday practice

18-19 May 2023

QEII Conference Centre London & online

BSAC Spring Conference 2016: Start Smart Then Focus! Infection challenges and better outcomes: Is better implementation the missing link?

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The UK 5-year AMR Strategy – a brief overview Dr Berit Muller-Pebody	Download video Download slides
The Antimicrobial Managment Team [AMT] view Dr Philip Howard	Download video Download slides
The prescriber view Dr Thomas Johnston	Download video Download slides
How can improvement science contribute to the AMR agenda in the “real world setting”: instructive studies illustrating helpful tips for the busy practitioner? Professor Nick Sevdalis	Download video Download slides
Improvement science: Adapting your strategy to ensure success Dr Mike Cooper	Download video Download slides
Matching Michigan: Lessons in reducing central line infections in the Intensive Care Unit Dr Carolyn Tarrant	Download video Download slides
Clinical Practice as behaviour: How can we use this concept to improve sepsis care? Dr Fabiana Lorencatto	Download video Download slides
Amikacin to achieve clinical cure in adults with gram negative infections. Are therapeutic levels associated with effectiveness and adverse effects? Dr Abi Jenkins	Download video Download slides
Development of an antimicrobial stewardship plan in regional medication chart for use with adult patients in an acute setting with separate antimicrobial section Dr Caroline Mallon	Download video Download slides
Carbapenemase producing enterobactericeae screening: assessing local knowledge to a global threat Dr Georgina Beckley	Download video Download slides
Rapid phenotypic susceptibility testing of bacteria: SLIC by name and slick by nature Mr Robert J H Hammond	Download video Download slides
The GOTARGET Study: An evaluation of the TARGET (Treat Antibiotics Responsibly; Guidance, Education, Tools) Antibiotics Toolkit to improve antimicrobial stewardship in primary care using the Normalisation Process Theory Ms Leah Jones	Download video Download slides
THE GARROD LECTURE – The role of the epidemiologist in antimicrobial chemotherapy Professor John McGowan	Download video Download slides
CLOSING DEBATE: Surviving Sepsis and stewardship – a double edged sword? Question: Start Smart then Focus – are these hopelessly competing objectives? For: Dr David Jenkins, Consultant Medical Microbiologist, University Hospitals Leicester, Leicester Against: Professor Alasdair McGowan, Professor of Clinical Microbiology and Antimicrobial Therapeutics, Southmead Hospital, Bristol	Download video Download For slides Download Against slides

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