Sentence examples for stewardship programmes and from inspiring English sources

The results of this study highlight the importance of designing antimicrobial stewardship programmes and infection control strategies in endemic regions to reduce the financial threat of antimicrobial resistance to health systems.

In addition, the industry is committed to own safety measures with product stewardship programmes and responsible care initiatives [11].

6 The need for a legal basis, regulatory mechanisms and funding for AM stewardship programmes and research are widely endorsed.

To implement a multifaceted infection control and antibiotic stewardship programme and evaluate its effectiveness on HAIs and antibiotic use.

Antimicrobial stewardship programmes aim to reduce and optimize antimicrobial use in order to prevent the emergence of resistance or other adverse effects, improve outcome of care, and reduce health care costs without compromising quality of care [24].

We believe that the use of pragmatic indicators commended by TATFAR, that can be locally adapted, are a valuable means of providing assurance about the function of stewardship programmes at a national and local level.

Guidelines for developing and implementing stewardship programmes include recommendations on appropriate antibiotic use to guide the stewardship team's choice of potential stewardship objectives.

Studies in the resource-poor setting should focus on developing cheap and simple stewardship programmes.

Despite these shortfalls, examples of successful policy measures include green decoupling programmes in Europe and farmland stewardship programmes such as Landcare in Australia.

Many infection control measures, such as contact isolation of patients with colonization or infection, antimicrobial stewardship programmes, active screening culture (ASC) and selective digestive decontamination (SDD), have been proposed to control bacterial transmission [ 7].

Although there is important heterogeneity between ICUs, inappropriate antibiotic use is still common in Germany (as in many other countries), where infectious diseases as a stand-alone speciality and antibiotic stewardship programmes are still underdeveloped [ 14].