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This year (2024-2025) will mark the third annual Kansas Fights Flu Collegiate Challenge. Read about insights gained and lessons learned during the first two years of the challenge, plus some improvements that have been identified.
In Australia, researchers are using honeybees as a way to monitor the prevalence of antimicrobial resistance genes in adjacent populations.
We have created a toolkit to assist facilities in establishing and strengthening their urinary tract infection prevention and control programs.
In this issue we look at a recent article, published in JAMA, about a study aimed at reducing multidrug-resistant organisms using decolonization strategies.
Meet Dr. Sarah Kabbani, an Infectious Disease Pharmacist, and one of our Antimicrobial Stewardship partners.
2024 Summit on Quality, August 8th, WSU Rhatigan Student Center in Wichita
Kansas Health Equity Series, July 31st, 12-1pm, Virtual
SHEA Workshop: Advancing Health Equity Through Antimicrobial Stewardship, available through the end of 2024, Virtual
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