PANEL 1: One Health Surveillance and Big Data

Global Infrastructure and Surveillance, US Role Abroad
Marc Sprenger, World Health Organization - PDF

Using Clinical Data to Create a Regional One Health AR Surveillance Database
Peter Rabinowitz, University of Washington Center for One Health Research - PDF

Big Data Analysis of Integrative Conjugative Exchange (ICE) and AMR Evolution
James Kaufman, International Business Machines Corporation (IBM) - PDF

PANEL 2: Infection Control and Prevention

Rush to Brush health initiative: Reducing the Incidence of Hospital-Acquired Pneumonia with Oral Hygiene
Mary Lee Conicella, Aetna Inc. - PDF

Prophylactic use of Vaccines (Passive/Active Immunity) to Prevent AMR Infections
Timothy Cooke, Novadigm Therapeutics, Inc. - PDF

Internal Biosecurity Project and Geofencing for Infection Control in Swine Farms
Andreia Arruda, the Ohio State University in collaboration with MSD-Merck - PDF

Biosecurity in Africa
Juan Lubroth, Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) - PDF

PANEL 3: Antibiotics, Therapeutics, & Alternatives

Discovery of Veterinary Spectrum Specific Antibacterial Agents: The Need for Innovation in Animal Health
Jeffrey Watts, Zoetis Inc. - PDF

Phages as Antibiotic Alternatives and their use in Humans, Agriculture, and Aquaculture
Nancy Tawil, Phagelux Inc. - PDF

Antibiotic Manufacturers’ Commitments: Supporting Measures to Reduce Concentrations of Antibiotics in Manufacturing Waste Discharges
Steve Brooks, Pfizer Inc. - PDF

Realities and Challenges of Pharmaceutical Development
Elaine Hamm, Ascend BioVentures LLC - PDF

PANEL 4: Vaccines and Diagnostics

Earlier Targeted Effective Antibiotic Therapy through Culture Independent Diagnostics
Thomas Lowery, T2 Biosystems Inc. - PDF

Prioritization of Vaccines to Reduce Antibiotic use in Animals
Elisabeth Erlacher-Vindel, World Organisation for Animal Health (OIE) - PDF

PANEL 5: Grass Roots Engagement and Advocacy

U.S. Federal Policy and Agricultural Antibiotic Use
Steve Roach, Keep Antibiotics Working - PDF

One Water and Public Health: Research to Action through Outreach and Education
Amy Sapkota, University of Maryland - PDF

The Importance of WASH in Preventing AMR and Improving Health Outcomes
Danielle Zielinski, WaterAid America - PDF

Engaging the Public with AMR and Hand Hygiene
Lesley Price, Glasgow Caledonian University - PDF

PANEL 6: Consumer Impact on Antibiotic Use

Antibiotic Use in Small-Scale Livestock Producers in Ecuador
Jay Graham, University of California, Berkeley - PDF

Addressing AMR as a Global Restaurant Company
Bruce Feinberg, McDonalds - PDF

Outpatient Antibiotic Stewardship: Interventions that Work
Jeffrey Gerber, Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia - PDF

Sustainability of Antibiotics
Harshika Sarbajna, Sandoz International GmbH   - PDF

PANEL 7: One Health Surveillance

AMR in South Africa (via phone)
Olga Perovic, National Institute for Communicable Diseases - PDF

Small Animal Surveillance and One Health
Jennifer Granick, Minnesota One Health Antibiotic Stewardship Collaborative - PDF

One Health Data Reporting, Sharing, and Collaborating
Laura Goodman, College of Veterinary Medicine at Cornell University - PDF

Using Medicaid Data to Map Avoidable Prescribing Practices
Emily Lutterloh, New York State Department of Health - PDF

PANEL 8: Prescriber Behavior Change

Big Data to Improve Antibiotic Prescribing
Daniel Knecht, Aetna Inc. - PDF

Reducing Antimicrobial use in Animals and Promoting a Mindset Change
David Speksnijder, University of Utrecht - PDF

Minnesota One Health Antibiotic Stewardship Collaborative
Amanda Beaudoin, Minnesota Department of Health - PDF

Accelerating International Progress on AMR
Keiji Fukuda, University of Hong Kong - PDF