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Course Name: Advanced AMR Data Analysis and Clinical Leadership Training in Seoul, South Korea

Description

The UK Government established the Fleming Fund (FF) to tackle the global challenge of antimicrobial resistance (AMR). The first phase, FF Regional Grants (RGR1), focused on filling critical data and evidence gaps to promote responsible antibiotic use in Low- and Middle-Income Countries (LMICs) across Southeast Asia (SEA), South Asia (SA), East & Southern Africa (ESA), and West Africa (WA).

RGR1 expanded historical and current datasets on AMR and antimicrobial usage (AMU) through extensive data collection efforts.

Key Areas of Focus

  • ✔ Quality assurance
  • ✔ Data sharing
  • ✔ AMR response strategies
  • ✔ Capacity building in human resources and laboratories
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    CAPTURA Under RGR1

    Under RGR1, the "Capturing Data on Antimicrobial Resistance Patterns and Trends in Use in Regions of Asia" (CAPTURA) project, led by the International Vaccine Institute (IVI), collaborated across 12 countries in SA and SEA. CAPTURA gathered and analyzed retrospective data on AMR and AMU in the human health sector, working closely with governments to assess data quality and identify gaps, providing critical regional context.

    CAPTURA II Under RGR2

    Under RGR2, six out of eight RG programmes continue as Set 1 grants. CAPTURA II continues to build upon Phase I achievements to enhance:

    • ✔ AMR data quality, quantity, analysis, and dissemination efforts
    • ✔ Data collection methodologies
    • ✔ Surveillance system performance monitoring
    • ✔ Data management practices (including clinical data linkages)
    • ✔ Strategic planning for sustained AMR surveillance system improvements

    Outputs from CAPTURA II will inform regional and national initiatives aimed at:

    • ✔ Improving AMR surveillance
    • ✔ Promoting antimicrobial stewardship
    • ✔ Shaping evidence-based policy formulation

    Technical Assistance for Clinical Engagement (TACE) Grant

    The Technical Assistance for Clinical Engagement (TACE) grant is awarded to IVI under RGR2 Set 2 grants programme. The Set 2 grants are new regional grants designed to provide technical assistance (TA) to support countries by enhancing:

    • ✔ Regional coordination and collaboration
    • ✔ Regional data sharing
    • ✔ AMR response strategies
    • ✔ Human resource capacity building

    The TACE grant focuses on providing technical support to the FF Country Grant – Nepal to:

    • ✔ Improve the use of laboratory services
    • ✔ Generate high-quality and representative AMR data in the Human Health (HH) sector

    CAPTURA II Objectives

    • ✔ Improve data quality and quantity, analysis, interpretation, and dissemination at both country and regional levels.
    • ✔ Assist in awareness, advocacy, and policy development to address AMR, AMC, and AMU at both country and regional levels.
    • ✔ Establish collaborations with private sector organizations working on AMR-related aspects.

    TACE Objectives

    • ✔ Improve the use of diagnostic services and AMR/U/C and burden data in clinical practice in the Human Health sector.
    • ✔ Provide technical assistance (TA) to share quality analyses with decision-makers.

    Presenters Profile



Venue: 2F IRIS, Grand InterContinental Seoul Parnas Hotel
QAAPT AMR Academy
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Course Content

  • Day 01 18 Feb 2025
  • Day 02 19 Feb 2025
  • Day 03 20 Feb 2025
  • DAY 1: SESSION PLAN
  • RESOURCES: ADVANCED DATA ANALYTICS
    AMR Data Management System: A Global Overview
    Dr Sonam Vijay
    Antimicrobial Resistance Surveillance System in India, Data Collection, Validation & Analytics
    Sanjay K Singh
    WHONET and BacLink: Introduction to AMR data Capture, Analysis, Interpretation and Public Health reporting
    John Stelling
    Quick Analysis of Antimicrobial Patterns and Trends (QAAPT)
    Mohammad Julhas Sujan
  • RESOURCES: CLINICAL LEADERSHIP
    The Art of Leading Change
    Dr Anthony Huszar
    Role of leadership in clinical engagement
    Dr. Gitanjali Lamichaney
    Looking beyond data collection: Maturing your AMS Program
    Professor Karin Thursky
    Antimicrobial Stewardship (AMS) in primary health care: why and how
    Nour Shamas
    Journey of an AMR survivor
    Nour Shamas
    AMSP updates at Bir Hospital
    Dr. Santosh Paudel
  • RESOURCES: JOINT SESSIONS
    Training Introduction, Objectives, Expectations & Outputs
    Nimesh Poudyal
    The burden of AMR in South-East Asia: Gaps & Opportunities
    Camille Dauvergne
    IVI and AMR
    Florian Marks
    The need for regional coordination in asia for containment of antimicrobial resistance
    Dr Kamini Walia
  • DAY 2: SESSION PLAN
  • RESOURCES: ADVANCED DATA ANALYTICS
    Data analytics: Exploring geospatial variability andpredictive modeling with machine learning
    Ramesh Kumar Lama
    Geospatial analysis: Demonstration, keys to success and long-term sustainability
    Dr Steeve Ebener
  • RESOURCES: CLINICAL LEADERSHIP
    Leveraging Technology and AI in Diagnostics: Addressing Antimicrobial Coverage and Resistance
    Dr Khulood Alsayegh
    Quality Considerations for Patient Safety
    Immanuel Azaad Moonesar
    Infection Control Governance
    Dr. Nitin Bansal
  • RESOURCES: JOINT SESSIONS
    Korea's national AMR surveillance system
    Hyukmin Lee
    From data to policy: how to communicate data and make it actionable for policy makers
    Immanuel Azaad Moonesar
    Risk factors of human ESBL colonization: a longitudinal approach
    Melodie Sammarro
    Understanding Antimicrobial Use (AMU) Auditing
    Ron Cheah
    National Action Plan on AMR in ROK
    Seungyun Kim
  • DAY 3: SESSION PLAN
  • RESOURCES: ADVANCED DATA ANALYTICS
    Genomic approaches to AMR epidemiological investigations
    Carmen Espinosa-Gongora
    The Fleming Fund and informing AMR dynamics via the integration of diverse data
    Jacob Wildfire, MSci PhD
    Infection/Disease
    Sanjay Gautam
  • RESOURCES: CLINICAL LEADERSHIP
    Healthcare Systems and Policy (AMR)
    Immanuel Azaad Moonesar
    Setting goals and developing strategic plans for AMR initiatives
    Kamini Walia
    AMR-related decision-making and problem-solving
    Sadia Shakoor
  • RESOURCES: JOINT SESSIONS
    Bridging global commitments on AMR and country-level policy
    Dr Benyamin Sihombing
    Community of Practice, Key takeaways & Training Feedback
    Camille Dauvergne
    Clinical engagement with AMR diagnostics: What can we learn from the introduction of diagnostic services for other infectious diseases?
    Heidi Hopkins, MD MPH