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This book, coordinated by Claire Harpet, explores the multifaceted issue of antibiotic resistance, highlighting it as a 'total social fact' that impacts both social and ecological systems. It underscores the global threat posed by antibiotic resistance, emphasizing the need for a holistic approach that includes medical, social, and cultural dimensions. The work brings together insights from experts in medical, veterinary, life sciences, engineering, and social sciences to address the complexity of antibiotic resistance. It discusses the historical context, biological aspects, and cultural differences affecting antibiotic use. The book also stresses the importance of the One Health approach, integrating human, animal, and environmental health to combat this invisible pandemic. It is intended for a broad audience, including medical professionals, researchers, and policymakers, to foster a deeper understanding and collaborative efforts in addressing antibiotic resistance.

Drug resistance in microorganisms.

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This volume, edited by INRAE, focuses on the rational use of medications in livestock farming, addressing the growing concern of antibiotic resistance due to excessive use in animal husbandry. It highlights French and European initiatives like the EcoAntibio plans, which aim to reduce antibiotic use in animal agriculture by promoting integrated health management practices. The book discusses alternative strategies, including plant extracts and organic acids, to minimize drug reliance while ensuring animal health and welfare. It targets professionals in veterinary medicine, agriculture, and policy-making, aiming to provide insights into sustainable livestock management practices and future research directions.

Antibiotics. --- Drug resistance in microorganisms.

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The WHO consolidated guidelines on tuberculosis, updated in 2022, provide comprehensive recommendations on the treatment of tuberculosis. This document, part of the fourth module, focuses on updated treatment protocols for various forms of tuberculosis, including multi-drug resistant (MR-RR) and drug-sensitive strains. The guidelines are a collaborative effort by experts in public health policy, tuberculosis management, and patient care, aiming to provide clear treatment pathways and improve patient outcomes. Intended for healthcare professionals, policymakers, and researchers, the guidelines offer detailed methodologies and evidence-based practices for managing tuberculosis. The document emphasizes the importance of non-commercial distribution and adaptation under the Creative Commons license, ensuring wide accessibility and adherence to the WHO's standards.

Tuberculosis --- Drug resistance in microorganisms

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This document, prepared by the World Health Organization, details Mali's national action plan to combat antimicrobial resistance (AMR) within the human health sector. It reviews the progress made and highlights the challenges faced, including political instability, security issues, and the COVID-19 pandemic. Despite these challenges, there have been advancements, such as the establishment of a One Health platform to detect potential pandemics. The document emphasizes the need for high-level political approval, dedicated national funding, and human resources to effectively implement the action plan. It also advocates for increased monitoring, evaluation, and community-level activities to address AMR. The report is intended for policymakers, health professionals, and researchers involved in public health and AMR strategies.

Drug resistance in microorganisms. --- Public health. --- Drug resistance in microorganisms --- Public health

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This publication by the World Health Organization (WHO) details the methodology for the Global Antimicrobial Resistance and Use Surveillance System (GLASS) in monitoring national antimicrobial consumption. It is aimed at better understanding and controlling antimicrobial resistance (AMR) through standardized data collection and analysis across countries. The book outlines the objectives, levels of surveillance, and methodology including data collection and management, and the use of the Anatomical Therapeutic Chemical (ATC) classification system. It serves as a guide for national health authorities to establish and implement effective surveillance systems for antimicrobial use, contributing to the global effort to combat AMR. The intended audience includes policymakers, healthcare professionals, and researchers involved in public health and antimicrobial resistance.

Drug resistance in microorganisms. --- Public health surveillance. --- Drug resistance in microorganisms --- Public health surveillance