Table 3.

Selected feedback comments from participants

Question	Feedback
What is your key learning from the training?	Ensure standard treatment guidelines are adhered to. Working together with colleagues and supporting them to make informed decisions. Antimicrobial stewardship is a multidiscipline approach. Judicious antimicrobial use is necessary. Good collaboration between doctors, pharmacists and nurses is important in AM stewardship. Antimicrobial resistance is a serious global problem which needs all hands on deck. How to educate my patients and relatives on medications (antibiotics). We should respect each other’s view in the management of patients. Need to classify pneumonia diagnosis well to give appropriate treatment.
How will you apply this learning to your practice?	Adhering to national treatment guidelines and also encouraging colleagues to do so. Increasing awareness with colleagues and public. Listen to others and understand their viewpoint. I would develop an approachable attitude. To always check the 6Rs when administering antibiotic to my patient. By reviewing my indications for IV antibiotics and antibiotics in general. Monitor the administration and dosage of antibiotics prescribed for patients in my department. Develop protocol for my unit and ensure stewardship. Be a steward and a custodian to antibiotic use. Use the micro guide app for antibiotic treatment. Will disseminate the information to my colleagues. The micro guide app will be installed for my colleagues.
How can future sessions be improved?	More practical/interactive sessions should be used to help us digest the information acquired. More participant engagement in role play; role play should be demonstrated. Discussing more case studies and involving physician assistants since they also prescribe. Extend number of days (at least 2 days). By involving all prescribers and developing strategies to include community outreach programmes. To increase the number of participants. Intersperse the interactive sessions with the lectures.