9. Both qualitative and quantitative
methodology.
1. Instrument: Questionnaires
11 ques. for 300 people
2 ques. for 2 participants in an interview
Research Methodology
10. Research Questions
1. Do you have any idea about what antibiotic
is?
2. Do you take antibiotic according to doctors
prescription?
3. Did you ever take antibiotics by yourself?
4. Do you take antibiotics by suggestion of any
non-medical person?
5. Did you do microbiological culture prior to
take antibiotic?
11. Research Questions
6. Do you have any idea about gram positive and
gram negative bacteria?
7. Do you take antibiotics according to your old
prescription ?
8. Do you know about anti bacterial resistance ?
9. Do you have any idea about prescription
compliance ?
10. Do consult your doctor after finishing your
medication therapy ?
11. How do you complete your medication therapy
?
19. Interview findings and analysis
Q no. 1 : Antibacterial resistance is a vital threat in
future – what do you think about it ?
Findings :
*New bacterial resistance mechanism are spreading &
threatening their ability to fight against normal infections.
*Create a post – antibiotic era which will lead to death in very
common disease .
20. Q no. 2 : “ Multi drug resistance phenomena “ -share your
opinion about it ?
Findings :
*Bacteria may generated by one of two mechanism
-Accumulate multiple genes ,each coding for
resistance to a single drug
- Increased expression of genes that code for
multiple efflux pumps, extruding a wide
range of drugs.
*Causes “ Super Bugs”
Interview findings and analysis
21. Antibiotic resistant infections place a substantial
health and economic burden on the Bangladesh
health care system and population.
**Coordinated efforts to implement new
policies, renew research efforts, and pursue steps
to manage the crisis are greatly needed.
Conclusion
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