| Topics included in the AMR/AMS Training Programme |
| AMR/AMS—Antimicrobial Resistance/Antimicrobial Stewardship |
| AwaRE—Access Watch, REserve |
| WHO—World Health Organisation |
Training block 1
AMR/AMS—definitions; global concern, WHO position, United Kingdom’s and Ghana’s positions
AWaRE lists and what they mean
Examples of AMS activities—using specific case scenarios and different infrastructures, e.g., paper prescribing systems vs. electronic systems
Global Point Prevalence Survey
Introduction to Quality Improvement and Behavioural Change theories
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Training block 2
Infection prevention and control
Feedback and review of results from GPPS 1
Consider areas for change; apply QI methodology and Behavioural Change theories
Conduct Global Point Prevalence Survey 2
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Training block 3
Enabling pharmacists as AMS leaders and champions—role of clinical pharmacists/advanced pharmacy practice
Feedback and review of results from Global Point Prevalence Survey 2
Reiterate QI approaches and Behavioural Change theories
Conduct Global Point Prevalence Survey 3
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