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Summary of AMR activities in August 2025

Published: 22:57 - 31/08/2025 Author: Phùng Thanh Hùng 22:57 31/08/2025 Views: 1
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In August, the AMR program focused on online training on difficult cases and treatment strategies for drug-resistant bacteria, paving the way for intensive technical support activities in September.
In August 2025, the AMR & IPC Champions program deployed technical support and intensive training activities to improve clinical practice and infection control capacity at hospitals in the network. Notable activities include:
Online training for 05 Champion hospitals
The program has organized a series of online training courses on clinical pharmacy, attracting active participation from teams of doctors, pharmacists, and nurses at 5 Champion hospitals. The content focuses on complex clinical situations and multidisciplinary coordination strategies in AMR control:


  • Treatment strategies for CRE and CRAB – Consulting role of clinical pharmacy, with experts from Hue Central Hospital

  • Difficult clinical cases: MRSA, Candida auris & interdisciplinary coordination, with experts from Cho Ray Hospital

The training session not only shared the latest professional updates but also presented real-life situations and lessons learned from hospitals, helping member hospitals access effective treatment solutions, consistent with actual resources.

Operation plan for September 2025
It is expected that in September, the program will deploy key activities:

  • 2-day training workshop in Hanoi with the topic:
    "Investigation and Response to Fungal Outbreaks in Intensive Care Units", bringing together 35 students from 09 units

  • Large-scale technical support for 09 hospitals under the Champion Program and the nationwide AMR/IPC network system, focusing on reviewing, evaluating quality and proposing improvements in AMR/IPC/ASP activities.

August activities are an important stepping stone to help Champion hospitals better prepare for direct support programs, improving the effectiveness of detecting, responding to and preventing drug-resistant bacteria in the hospital environment. The program will continue to maintain support and expand training in the coming months.
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