Session Purpose:
To simplify understanding of antimicrobial resistance (AMR) surveillance and strengthen the laboratory’s role in combating AMR.

Key Objectives:
1. Explain core principles and workflows of AMR surveillance systems.
2. Demonstrate laboratory techniques and data reporting for AMR monitoring.
3. Emphasize collaboration between labs and public health systems in AMR control.

Speaker: Dr. Rachael W. Kimani – MLO, Microbiology Lecturer Mama Ngina University.

Moderator: Ms. Susan Kiambi– Maabara Online

CPD Points: This event is worth 3 CPD points

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i) The minimum duration for participation to qualify for CPD points is 60%.

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