Approaching AMR as an One Health issue
Are you a researcher or student at UiO interested in antimicrobial resistance (AMR), interdisciplinarity and One Health? Join this seminar of the INFRA network in August!
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Get inspiration from researchers that are drawing on One Health & systems thinking in their work on AMR, and contribute to our discussion on how we can work to integrate complex interdisciplinary understandings in education and research. We also look forward to launching the new unit at SHE called “Building and applying systems thinking to AMR and complex global health challenges”.
Registration
The seminar is open to researchers and students who are involved or interested in interdisciplinary projects on AMR, but requires registration by Monday 22 August, 2022.
Please register here: https://nettskjema.no/a/273056
About the seminar
From microbiology to medical anthropology, antimicrobial resistance (AMR) can be studied and taught from various angles, but without interdisciplinarity there is a risk of representing only a few snapshots of what is a highly complex challenge. How can we work to integrate complex interdisciplinary understandings in education and research? In what ways can One Health based systems thinking provide insights to issues of sustainability? In this meeting of INFRA, we will discuss some of these questions and get inspiration from researchers that are drawing on such approaches in their work. We also look forward to launching that INFRA now is part of a larger AMR related unit at SHE Centre for Sustainable Healthcare Education.
Programme
09:00 – 09:20
Welcome, introductions and launch of AMR unit at SHE Centre for Sustainable Healthcare Education
Eivind Engebretsen, Professor and Executive Chair of SHE
Sundeep Sahay, Professor and Head of AMR unit at SHE
09:20 – 10:05
Opening talk – title TBA
Salla Sariola, Academy Research Fellow and Lecturer, University of Helsinki
10:05 – 10:20
Coffee break
10:20 – 11:20
Glimpses of education and research on AMR in the network and beyond
Education and research on AMR – what do the vets say?
Yngvild Wasteson, Professor, Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, NMBU
Antimicrobial and AMR research and interventions among pastoral communities in Tanzania: What we have learnt so far
Peter Mangesho, Postdoctoral Fellow, Institute of Health and Society, UiO
Involving citizens to reduce antibiotic use: An intersectional approach in co-producing AMR literacy in India
Arunima Mukherjee, Postdoctoral Fellow, Department of Informatics, UiO
Understanding institutional practices of making AMR data visible: Study from a public hospital in India
Yogita Thakral, Doctoral Research Fellow, Department of Informatics, UiO
11:20 – 11:35
Coffee Break
11:35 – 12:20
Discussion: How can we better integrate complex interdisciplinary understandings of AMR in education at the Faculty of Medicine?
Moderated by Kristian Rødland, Associate Professor, UiO and Senior Medical Officer, NIPH
Introductory statements by:
Sine Grude, Medical student, UiO
Carolina Borges Rau Steuernagel, Postdoctoral Fellow, Institute of Health and Society
Anne Kveim Lie, Associate Professor, Institute of Health and Society
12:20
Lunch
A light lunch will be provided for registered participants.
About INFRA
Interdisciplinary Forum for Research on Antimicrobial resistance (INFRA) is a research network at the University of Oslo that aims to advance and strengthen interdisciplinary collaboration and research on AMR. The network has recently become part of SHE Centre for Sustainable Healthcare Education. INFRA is coordinated by a group of researchers at the Institute of Health and Society and SHE, and aims to serve as a meeting point for national and international research activities on AMR across departments and disciplinary boundaries.