Behaviour within and beyond the healthcare setting
This research theme aims to:
- identify specific economic conditions, social norms and attitudes relating to antibiotics in order to develop context appropriate strategies
- evaluate interventions to control/prevent the spread of resistant bacteria
- assess the wider costs and benefits of behaviour change strategies
- link surveillance data to stewardship practices to understand variance in impact
- develop and evaluate economic and regulatory models that balance the appropriate use of drugs and the mitigation of AMR while appropriately rewarding innovation
- consider the role of existing and new business models in encouraging innovation
| Project Title | Main supervisor(s) | Keywords | Consortium & host institution |
|---|---|---|---|
| No project available currently | - | Health data science Antibiotic resistance Infection prevention Machine learning Epidemiology Global health | ASPIRES, Imperial College London |
| No project available currently | Data analysis Information science Microbiology Public health Epidemiology Statistics | ARCH, University of Dundee | |
| No project available currently | Veterinary medicine Social science Public health & epidemiology Human geography Microbiology | DIAL, University of Bristol | |
| No project available currently | - | Medical anthropology History of health services Systems and policy making Documentary research Oral history | AMIS & UMOYA OMUHLE, London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine |
| No project available currently | - | AMR Clinical prediction Machine learning Statistical modelling Antibiotic policy Personalised medicine | STEP UP, University of Oxford |