Next on the growing list of exhibitors are the evergreen Snibe and Safmed! Founded in December 1995. Snibe is a bio-medical company specialized in clinical laboratory instruments and in vitro diagnostic reagents. Snibe has formed a strong team of professionals: Reagents R & D and production center, Instruments R & D and production center, Sales & Marketing center. Founded in 1988, SafMed is a private company registered in South Africa, that is specialized in the importation, production and marketing of decontamination, infection prevention and surgical Medical Devices. Snibe SafMed Join the Africa Health & Medlab Africa exhibitor bandwagon today and watch your business grow ten fold! #AfricaHealth #MedlabAfrica https://bit.ly/4bmSLKm
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“We are witnessing an increasing misuse of antibiotics, which has led to the emergence and spread of hard-to-treat infections,” explains Maja Ostojic, a medical doctor from Bosnia and Herzegovina. “After more than 30 years of medical practice, in my perspective, the three most important things in the history of modern medicine are the discoveries of vaccines, antibiotics, and disinfectants, which saved millions of lives and made health services safe.” “For 40 years, not a single new antibiotic has been developed because of a limited return on investment compared to some other medicines, and bacteria are always one step ahead of humans. Therefore, we must all take responsibility to prevent and control infections and this includes preserving antibiotics for their appropriate use.” #WHOEuro is sharing #Stories_of_AMR throughout the year, from countries across the European Region to raise awareness about the serious impact of #AMR. Let’s prevent #AMR together. #AMRAwareness; #onehealth; #saveantibiotics; #handlewithcare; #HealthForAll
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“We are witnessing an increasing misuse of antibiotics, which has led to the emergence and spread of hard-to-treat infections”, explains Maja Ostojic, a medical doctor from Bosnia and Herzegovina. “After more than 30 years of medical practice, in my perspective the three most important things in the history of modern medicine are the discoveries of vaccines, antibiotics, and disinfectants, which saved millions of lives and made health services safe.” “For 40 years, not a single new antibiotic has been developed because of a limited return on investment compared to some other medicines, and bacteria are always one step ahead of humans. Therefore, we must all take responsibility to prevent and control infections and this includes preserving antibiotics for their appropriate use.” #WHOEuro is sharing #Stories_of_AMR throughout the year, from countries across the European Region to raise awareness about the serious impact of #AMR. Let’s prevent #AMR together. #AMRAwareness; #onehealth; #saveantibiotics; #handlewithcare; #HealthForAll
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We are a fan of these #Stories_of_AMR, which offer insight into real world experiences and insight from those affected by #antimicrobialresistance and emphasize the need for innovation and collaboration across fields and geographies, when it comes to addressing this issue. 🌍 🌎 🌏 #superbugs #MDRO #AntimicrobialStewardship #antibioticresistance #ABR
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The fact that the Genano device can reduce particulate matter, improving the ISO classification of the room in which it is installed, demonstrates that combining the bio-decontamination protocol with continuous air treatment using the Genano system (in addition to proper surface sanitation) can be considered one of the optimal solutions for maintaining the risk of healthcare infections at levels deemed acceptable by Medical Directors, especially in areas defined as "high risk." https://lnkd.in/gKVcucKj
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Dear connections! We are excited to extend an invitation to you for the upcoming Online Infectious Disease Pharmacy Conference. This engaging event will focus on the theme "World ID Pharmacist Day-Join the Fight: Pharmacists Engaging Communities in Antimicrobial Stewardship." Date: May 18-19, 2024 Time: 6.00 to 8.00 PM IST Platform: Google Meet Our conference aims to bring together pharmacists, healthcare professionals, and experts in the field to explore innovative strategies and best practices in antimicrobial stewardship. Through interactive sessions, keynote presentations, and networking opportunities, attendees will gain valuable insights into combating infectious diseases and promoting responsible medication use. We believe your participation will greatly enrich our discussions and contribute to the success of this event. Your expertise and perspective will be invaluable as we collectively strive to address the challenges of antimicrobial resistance. Please register before 15th May to secure your spot at this important conference. Further details regarding the agenda and speaker lineup are provided in the brochure. We look forward to your presence and active participation at the Infectious Disease Pharmacy Conference. REGISTER NOW: https://lnkd.in/gnx56ear Warm regards, Dr. JOHN FELIX. S.N FOUNDER MEDODRIX.COM #medodrix #medodrixconference #mdcidp #infectiousdisease #infectiousdiseasepharmacy #idpharmacy #worldidpharmacistday Sriram Radhakrishnan Vaishnavi Velmani Santhoshkumar SG Sneha Mavis Sowndharya Sridhar Jasper Victoria Dr.Thangapandi M, Pharm.D., Rph. Dr. Shri vishwapal Sivakumar Dr. Franklin Jose Dr. Subhashini A Pharm D, Rph
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Provide your thoughts on the WHO AWaRe antibiotic book 👇
Tell us what you think! The WHO AWaRe antibiotic book (https://lnkd.in/gmvN23RQ) is a resource that provides guidance on how to treat common infections in line with recommendations in the WHO Model Lists of Essential Medicines for adults and children and the principles of AWaRe. We are gathering feedback to help us understand how we can improve future versions of the book. You are invited to participate in our WHO AWaRe antibiotic book survey before 31 August 2024 in: - English: https://lnkd.in/gj4ca8wS - French: https://lnkd.in/gZ8yRXgY - Spanish: https://lnkd.in/g_3qR9fz It should take less than 10 minutes of your time.
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kindly tell us your opinion! it would go along way in combating AMR threat
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