Join us on Thursday May 12th 2016 in Birmingham as we host the first Antibiotic Guardian Awards championing those organisations and individuals who have demonstrated achievement in tackling antimicrobial resistance at a local, regional or national level. The short-listed organisations are:
Collaborative stewardship activities
Community
Innovation
Prescribing
Research
Staff engagement
Stewardship
Dr Leslie Borril – GP Partner; Bridge Street Medical Practice
Mr Mohammed Hussein – Commissioning Manager, Strategic Services and Technology; NHS England
Mrs Emma Cramp – Antimicrobial Pharmacist Hinchingbrooke NHS Healthcare Trust; Secretary UKCPA Pharmacy Infection Network
Ms Alison Hemsworth –Programme Lead Pharmacy Contracts & Projects, NHS England; Hon Snr Fellow Pharmacy Policy University of Bradford
Ms Fran Husson – Lay member English Surveillance Programme for Antimicrobial Utilisation and Resistance (ESPAUR)
Ms Jane Binyon– Lay Member Advisory Committee on Antimicrobial Resistance and Healthcare Associated Infection (ARHAI)
Ms Heather Edmonds – Head of Medicines Optimisation, Leeds North CCG
Mr Stuart Brown – AMR Lead, NHS England
Dr Cliodna McNulty Head of PHE Primary Care Unit; member EAAD/AG planning group
Ms Carole Fry – Strategic Lead, PHE AMR Programme
Ms Karen Shaw – Infection Prevention and Control Lead, PHE AMR Programme
Miss Aliya Rajah – Public Engagement and Professional E & T coordinator, PHE AMR Programme
Ms Paula Higginson – Lead pharmacist, learning development, Centre for Postgraduate Pharmacy Education; member EAAD/AG planning group
Dr Jacqueline Sneddon, Project Lead Scottish Antimicrobial Prescribing Group; Chair – UKCPA Pharmacy Infection Network
Dr Diane Ashiru-Oredope Chair Antibiotic Guardian campaign and EAAD planning group (England); Pharmacist Lead, PHE AMR Programme
For further details about the awards night, venue and ticket costs on May 12th please visit http://www.antibioticawards.co.uk/ or contact info@4allofus.org.uk with any enquiries