Antimicrobial effectiveness within a new paradigm of infrastructure
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Overview
Framework introduces antimicrobial effectiveness to enhance health and economic outcomes, suggesting sustainable management strategies.
Key Points
This research aims to establish antimicrobial effectiveness (AME) as a critical framework for healthcare and economic performance amidst rising antimicrobial resistance.
Introduced the conceptual model of antimicrobial effectiveness as a global economic infrastructure.
Investigated sustainable management strategies including infection prevention, stewardship, and universal access.
Explored economic mechanisms to align costs with benefits for users of antimicrobial effectiveness.
Demonstrated that maximizing non-discriminatory sharing of AME can significantly enhance public health outcomes.
Identified that better access to AME leads to positive economic spillovers in healthcare and business sectors.
Proposed that effective management of AME would require a multifaceted approach involving various stakeholders.