The Antimicrobial Resistance Dx Global project, funded by Europe’s public R&D resources, has been tasked with addressing the needs for teaching and training in AMR rapid diagnostics. They are asking stakeholders to take time out to complete a 15-minute anonymous survey, to identify gaps in the area and its current state. The survey can be found here.

AMR Dx Global is an international network with partners in 15 countries funded by the Joint Programming Initiative on Antimicrobial Resistance (JPIAMR) as part of the Virtual Research Institute and coordinated by the University of Edinburgh. AMR Dx Global is currently mapping teaching and training resources globally. This includes online (such as MOOCs, webinars, etc.) and offline resources such as (classes, workshops, conferences, etc.).

If you would like to join the AMR Dx Global group and promote any AMR rapid diagnostics teaching and training resource you are involved with, you can fill in the form here.