Antimicrobial stewardship — what it means in tissue viability

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CQUIN targets, Infection and biofilm, Infection control, Sepsis

Antimicrobial stewardship — what it means in tissue viability

6 November 2018

This session was filmed at Wounds UK Harrogate 2018 and will cover the following:

Antimicrobial resistance — frightening facts, roles and responsibilities
Reducing the impact of serious infections, antimicrobial resistance and sepsis CQUIN 2018/2019
Promoting safe and effective use of antimicrobial dressings

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