Global Action Plan on Antimicrobial Resistance¶
World Health Organization. (2015). Global Action Plan on Antimicrobial Resistance.
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- Eventual Realisation of Possibility
- From evolutionary inevitability to drug-resistance management: the insight that any selection-favoured mutation will appear and fix transfers to antimicrobial stewardship — resistance is not a question of if but of when and how managed, given the trial count of bacterial generations.
This sourceFrames antimicrobial resistance as an emerging certainty to be managed (when, not if) through stewardship — optimizing use, surveillance, and conserving effectiveness — i.e. containment rather than prevention of resistance emergence.
- From evolutionary inevitability to drug-resistance management: the insight that any selection-favoured mutation will appear and fix transfers to antimicrobial stewardship — resistance is not a question of if but of when and how managed, given the trial count of bacterial generations.
- Tragedy of the Commons
- An extensive antimicrobial-stewardship literature applies commons logic to healthcare governance and prescribing-guideline design
This sourcePolicy framework addressing antibiotic-resistance commons through coordination and stewardship.
- An extensive antimicrobial-stewardship literature applies commons logic to healthcare governance and prescribing-guideline design
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