In vitro and in vivo activity of novel epimutilins overcoming antimicrobial resistance including linezolid- and PhLOPSA-resistance
Antimicrobial resistance ESCMID/ASM Conference on Drug Development to Meet the Challenge of Antimicrobial Resistance 2024
[00:20:58]
17 July 2024
Liberating logbook data: overcoming digital epidemiology barriers in a resource-limited antimicrobial resistance surveillance system
Infection prevention & control Digital Epidemiology with Applications in Public Health
[00:32:29]
06 September 2023
Overview of the existing technologies and platforms to implement WGS and tNGS
Infection prevention & control How to use genomic data for optimizing the management of tuberculosis and other mycobacterial infections
[00:26:15]
06 September 2023
Management of drug-resistant tuberculosis: overview of recent evidence and new WHO recommendations
Infection prevention & control How to use genomic data for optimizing the management of tuberculosis and other mycobacterial infections
[00:36:19]
17 April 2023
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PS039
Are veterinarians over-using clavulanate in pets? Analysis of antimicrobial use and beta-lactamase prevalence in animal pathogens
Antimicrobials, PK/PD & stewardship ECCMID 2023
[00:04:58]
15 April 2023
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IS15
Looking back to look forward: shaping the management of MDR Gram-negative bacterial infections with over five years' experience with ceftazidime-avibactam
Other ECCMID 2023
[01:24:22]
13 June 2022
BASIC requirements of an Antimicrobial stewardship Program, an interactive overview
Antimicrobials, PK/PD & stewardship Principles of antimicrobial stewardship: the what and the how
[00:31:42]
26 April 2022
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EW200
Overcoming methodological challenges in CM/ID studies
Other ECCMID 2022
[01:58:56]
23 April 2022
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PS009
Non-tuberculous mycobacteria diversity in Portugal: overview from the last 8 years
Bacterial infection ECCMID 2022
[00:04:05]
23 April 2022
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PS082
Changes over time in phenotype assignment in COVID-19 patient cohorts at a single hospital in Spain
COVID-19 ECCMID 2022
[00:03:41]
23 April 2022
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PS011
Antibiotic overtreatment in inpatient community-acquired pneumonia
Bacterial infection ECCMID 2022
[00:04:45]
23 April 2022
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PS023
Exploring the microbiome and the diversity of antibiotic resistance genes over aquaculture
Antimicrobial resistance ECCMID 2022
[00:03:20]
23 April 2022
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PS084
Clinical performance of the SD Biosensor SARS-CoV-2 rapid antigen test over different COVID waves: variants of concern
COVID-19 ECCMID 2022
[00:04:18]
23 April 2022
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PS094
Characteristics of a chronic osteomyelitis cohort at a tertiary hospital: analysis over 6 years
Bacterial infection ECCMID 2022
[00:04:48]
23 April 2022
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PS012
Overtreatment of asymptomatic bacteriuria in emergency departments in the Netherlands
Bacterial infection ECCMID 2022
[00:04:04]
23 April 2022
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PS084
Quantitative comparison of viral loads in self-sampled nasal and nasopharyngeal swab samples over the course of COVID-19 infection
COVID-19 ECCMID 2022
[00:04:50]
23 April 2022
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PS036
An overview of drug-drug interactions with the novel, first-in-class triazaacenaphthylene antibiotic gepotidacin
Antimicrobials, PK/PD & stewardship ECCMID 2022
[00:04:59]
23 April 2022
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PS060
E. coli bacteraemia at a large UK NHS trust: a reduction in hospital-acquired episodes over a 4-year multi-faceted quality improvement programme
Infection prevention & control ECCMID 2022
[00:04:01]
23 April 2022
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PS064
Gardnerella in the urine microbiota of healthy women and patients diagnosed with overactive bladder: relevance insights by whole genome sequencing
Basic microbiology ECCMID 2022
[00:05:00]
23 April 2022
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PS040
Over prescribing of antibiotics for acute respiratory infections in primary care in northern Vietnam: a population-based study using healthcare claims data
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