Antibiotic resistance and antibiotic Policy (BSOT 307-19) Notes


Detailed Syllabus


Module-1

1. History and Introduction to antimicrobial resistance

2. Difference between antimicrobial resistance and antibacterial resistance

3. Why antimicrobial resistance is a concern

Module-2

4. Mechanisms of antibacterial resistance

       a. Intrinsic

               b. Acquired – Genetic methods (Brief knowledge)

5. Mechanisms of antibiotic resistance inactivation

6. Factors involved in antibiotic resistance

        a. Environment related factors

               b. Drug related factors

               c. Patient related factors

               d. Prescriber related factors

Module-3

7. Indian scenario of antibiotic resistance

8. Strategy to contain antibiotic resistance

9. Judicious use of antibiotics

Module-4

10. Hospital acquired drug resistance

11. Hospital antibiotic policy.



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