عرض بسيط جداً يتحدث عن مرض السُل
و كيف تنتشر العدوى بالمرض ؟؟
و أقسام الناس المصابين بالمرض بين معدي و غير معدي ..
كما يذكر أعراض مرض الدرن
و من هم الأشخاص الأكثر عرضة للإصابة بالمرض ؟؟
و تحدث أيضاً عن علاج هذا المرض ونصائح للشخص المصاب
و عدد بعض المخاوف التي تواجه مريض السُل عند علمه بمرضه ..
و في النهاية ذكر أهم أسباب الوقاية من الإصابة بهذا المرض .
This document discusses antimicrobial resistance (AMR) and strategies for combating it. It begins by defining AMR and explaining that microorganisms can develop resistance to multiple antimicrobial agents, becoming "superbugs." It then discusses the global toll of AMR, listing bacteria identified by the CDC as urgent, serious, or concerning threats. The document emphasizes the need for antimicrobial stewardship programs in healthcare facilities to optimize antibiotic use and reduce resistance. It outlines components of stewardship programs like developing treatment guidelines, monitoring antibiotic use and resistance trends, and improving prescribing and de-escalation of therapy. The goal of stewardship is to use the right drug, for the right person, for the right duration. The document stresses
Multi-drug resistant organisms (MDROs) like Candida auris pose serious threats in healthcare settings. C. auris can survive on surfaces for long periods and has caused outbreaks in healthcare facilities. Antimicrobial resistance has increased worldwide due to overuse and misuse of antibiotics and disinfectants, compromising our ability to treat infections. Proper antimicrobial stewardship programs and cleaning of the environment are needed to limit the spread of these resistant organisms. Materials like copper and silver show promise in reducing bacteria on high-touch surfaces and medical devices when properly maintained.
عرض بسيط جداً يتحدث عن مرض السُل
و كيف تنتشر العدوى بالمرض ؟؟
و أقسام الناس المصابين بالمرض بين معدي و غير معدي ..
كما يذكر أعراض مرض الدرن
و من هم الأشخاص الأكثر عرضة للإصابة بالمرض ؟؟
و تحدث أيضاً عن علاج هذا المرض ونصائح للشخص المصاب
و عدد بعض المخاوف التي تواجه مريض السُل عند علمه بمرضه ..
و في النهاية ذكر أهم أسباب الوقاية من الإصابة بهذا المرض .
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This document discusses antimicrobial resistance (AMR) and strategies for combating it. It begins by defining AMR and explaining that microorganisms can develop resistance to multiple antimicrobial agents, becoming "superbugs." It then discusses the global toll of AMR, listing bacteria identified by the CDC as urgent, serious, or concerning threats. The document emphasizes the need for antimicrobial stewardship programs in healthcare facilities to optimize antibiotic use and reduce resistance. It outlines components of stewardship programs like developing treatment guidelines, monitoring antibiotic use and resistance trends, and improving prescribing and de-escalation of therapy. The goal of stewardship is to use the right drug, for the right person, for the right duration. The document stresses
Multi-drug resistant organisms (MDROs) like Candida auris pose serious threats in healthcare settings. C. auris can survive on surfaces for long periods and has caused outbreaks in healthcare facilities. Antimicrobial resistance has increased worldwide due to overuse and misuse of antibiotics and disinfectants, compromising our ability to treat infections. Proper antimicrobial stewardship programs and cleaning of the environment are needed to limit the spread of these resistant organisms. Materials like copper and silver show promise in reducing bacteria on high-touch surfaces and medical devices when properly maintained.
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