PACCARB
February 22, 2024 Public Meeting
The 24th PACCARB public meeting was held virtually on February 22, 2024. The focus of the meeting was on international implementers and the gaps, challenges, and opportunities they see to combat AMR globally – specifically focusing on low- and middle-income countries. This is the second of two meetings to address the task provided to the PACCARB by the Secretary of HHS to address antimicrobial resistance globally.
Agenda
Webcast Information
Meeting Documents
Task Letter: Combatting Global Antimicrobial Resistance - PDF*
Notice
Federal Register Notice: FR Doc. 2024-01545
Presentations
Patient Story: WHO AMR Survivor Task Force
Felix Liauw, WHO AMR Survivor Task Force
Panel 1: Education, Knowledge, and Behavior
Global Research Agenda: Behavior and AMR
Miroslav Sirota, University of Essex
Behavior Change Research across the One Health Spectrum in LMICs
Cortney Price, Food and Agriculture Organization
Framing the Conversation on AMR to Build Effective Awareness and Action
Otto Cars, ReAct
Panel 2: Prevention of AMR Infections and Access to Treatments
The Value of Vaccines to Reduce Antimicrobial Resistance in Human Health - Perspectives from LMICs
Erta Kalanxhi, One Health Trust
Supply and Demand of Existing and Novel Antibiotics in LMICs
Jennifer Cohn, GARDP
International Stewardship Principles and Best Practices: The Role of the Private Sector in Combating AMR
Dennis Erpelding, TRANSFORM - International Poultry Council Project Lead
Prevention of Animal Disease in LMICs: Vaccines and Biosecurity
Arshnee Moodley, CGIAR International Livestock Research Institute
Panel 3: Data Sharing and Networks
AMR Surveillance in Latin America and Caribbean
Pilar Ramon-Pardo, Pan American Health Organization
Expanding International Surveillance: Opportunities to Implement Alternatives to Traditional AMR Surveillance
Tine Jorgensen, World Health Organization
Challenges When Comparing Resistance Data Across Labs, Domains, and Countries
Amanda Kreuder, Iowa State University
SEDRILIMS: Towards a Harmonized AMR Surveillance System in LMICs
Janet Midega, Wellcome Trust
*People using assistive technology may not be able to fully access information in these files. For assistance, contact the Presidential Advisory Council on Combating Antibiotic-Resistant Bacteria by emailing CARB@hhs.gov.
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Content last reviewed March 7, 2024