Research project to develop and pilot approaches to surveillance for antibiotic resistance in companion animals and equines in the UK
This PIN is to highlight that the Veterinary Medicine Directorate (VMD) wishes to undertake research to develop and pilot different approaches to surveillance for antibiotic resistance in companion animals and equines in the UK. The aim of the project will inform representative UK-wide surveillance of antibiotic resistance in commensal bacteria carried by companion animal and equine populations (to include dogs, cats, and horses).
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Published
20 Feb 2024
Closes
20 Feb 2024
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Region
United Kingdom
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Services
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CPV classifications
73300000
Design and execution of research and development
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Lot 1 Research project to develop and pilot approaches to surveillance for antibiotic resistance in companion animals and equines in the UK
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Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) is one of the top global public health threats. While it refers to the ability of any microbe to resist pharmaceutical treatment, this call focuses on antibiotic resistance in bacteria, specifically. Surveillance is essential to detect emerging AMR issues, monitor trends, and identify and assess the impact of interventions. In...
Delivery: United Kingdom
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