Antibiotic resistance: AMR a health threat in Uganda

  24 January 2020

Uganda is now serious about tackling the problem. In line with the global work on antibiotic resistance, this African country too is setting up systems.

Its Ministry of Health instituted the Uganda National Antimicrobials Resistance Committee to coordinate and oversee implementation of the plan and monitor the progress of interventions.

“There is a national action plan, the ‘Microbials Resistance National Action Plan, 2018’ running up to 2023,” Odirah Nansamba, the ministry’s public relations officer, says.

It aims to create awareness among people about AMR and improve prevention and control of infection. It also promotes optimal access and use of antimicrobials.

Further reading: Down To Earth
Author(s): Jenipher Asiimwe
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