WORLD HEALTH DAY APRIL 7, 2011
- SAVE THE PILL FOR THE REALLY ILL
HIGHLIGHTS FROM ReAct NETWORK ACTIVITIES
Antibiotics Keep Falling on my Head. STOP Antibiotic Misuse.
Save the Pill for the Really Ill.
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More World Health Day 2011 projects on the ReAct South East Asia WHD page Video available in Spanish "Nos están lloviendo antibióticos", on ReAct Latin America Video in Thai on ReAct South East Asia WHD page |
World Health Day Celebraton at Universiti Sains Malaysia
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Universiti Sains Malaysia´s Discipline Of Social and Administrative Pharmacy (DSAP), Champions Action on Antibiotic Resistane During The World Health Day Celebration. |
The Beginning of a New Era in Antibiotic Development
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ReAct organized seminar entitled “The beginning of a new era |
PhotoResist, Antibiotic Resistance in my Primary Health Center and my Community
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A documentaction and edu-communication project, based on photography. More about the photo project and other World Health Day 2011 activities on the ReAct Latin America WHD page |
The Global Need for Effective Antibiotics - Moving towards Concerted Action
| Summary Report from the joint ReAct and Uppsala University conference in Uppsala, September 6-8, 2010. Download from Drug Resistance Updates |
In collaboration with ReAct and other organizations, the World Health Organization launches the campaign "Combat Drug Resistance" no action today, no cure tomorrow, on World Health Day, April 7, 2011
New publication from WHO Patient Safety in partnership with ReAct
ReAct co-shared the chapters "Rational Antimicrobial Use and regulations" and "Enabling Innovations to Combat AMR"
Read more about the project on the WHO Patient Safety site
WHO High Level Panel on Antimicrobial Resistance on World Health Day, April 7
Mrs Martha Gyansa-Lutterodt from the Ghana Ministry of Health, partners with ReAct in the Ghanaian working group of antimicrobial resistance, is one of the invited speakers to the panel.
Download Ghana Statement for World Health Day 2011
(pdf 118 KB)
Read more about the Ghanaian working group on antimicrobial resistance
RELATED INFORMATION
China and Sweden: Joint Action to Manage Antibiotic Resistance
In October 2010 The Chinese and Swedish Ministers of Health signed an agreement and Plan of Action for Sino-Swedish health cooperation 2011-2014.
Download co-operation draft (pdf 76 KB)
Awareness Programme on Rational Use of Antibiotics
Organized by School of Biotechnology, KIIT University, Bhubaneswar, India.
Supported by ReAct Network Partner; Indian Initiative for Management of Antibiotic Resistance (IIMAR)
More about the event and IIMAR
