The World Health Organisation (WHO) calls antimicrobial resistance (AMR) and, a subset of it - antibotic resistance, ‘increasingly serious threat[s] to global public health’. The WHO calls for ‘action across all government sectors and society’ to tackle the threat antimicrobial resistance poses to humans.
Working to find solutions to antimicrobial resistance, and antibiotic resistance, will require collaborative efforts and commitment across industries. But solutions start with understanding. Whether you’re a doctor, nurse, or other healthcare professional working on the frontline of antimicrobial resistance, these online antimicrobial resistance courses will give you a better understanding of the causes of, and potential solutions to, antimicrobial and antibiotic resistance. Get an introduction to managing antibiotic resistanceor take courses that focus on infection control, bacterial genomes or gram-negative bacteria (such as MRSA).
If you’re looking to continue your professional development and broaden your career horizons, gaining a professional qualification in antimicrobial and antibiotic resistance could take you one step further to achieving your goals.
You can also choose to upgrade with FutureLearn when completing a short course to receive a digital certification. This is a great way to expand your CV and to demonstrate your interest in this everchanging area of healthcare.