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THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE José Artur Paiva Director of Emergency and Intensive Care Department Hospital São João Porto Associate Professor of Medicine University of Porto Infection and Sepsis I&D Group Coordinator for the National Program on Prevention of Antimicrobial Resistance Directorate National of Health- DGS Portugal

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Page 1: THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION … · Sir Alexander Fleming Born: 6 August 1881 Deceased: 11 March 1955 Discovery of penicillin from Penicillium notatum: 1928

THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE

PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Joseacute Artur Paiva

Director of Emergency and Intensive Care Department

Hospital Satildeo Joatildeo ndash Porto

Associate Professor of Medicine

University of Porto

Infection and Sepsis IampD Group

Coordinator for the National Program on Prevention of Antimicrobial Resistance

Directorate National of Health- DGS

Portugal

Sir Alexander Fleming Born 6 August 1881

Deceased 11 March 1955

Discovery of penicillin from Penicillium notatum 1928

Nobel Prize 1945

Penicillin Man Alexander Fleming and the Antibiotic Revolution by Kevin Brown

RESISTANT MICRORGANISMS ndash HOW BIG IS THE PROBLEM THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Mean life expectancy in Portugal

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

90

1920 1940 1960 1980 2000

Mulher

Homem

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Idade

The XXth century The century of the antibiotic

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

1947 first report of penicillin

resistant strains

increasing resistance of

bacteria

gt 70 of bacteria causing HAI are

resistant ge1 antibiotic usually

used to treat them

Antimicrobial drug resistance in Europe

Europe 2005 Trends 2001ndash2005

Maximum (country)

Minimum (country) fdDagger

Increase (plt005)

Decrease (plt005)

PNSP 36 (FR) 13 (NL) 277 BG ES UK

FQRE 29 (PT) 3 (IS) 97 AT BE BG CZ DE ES FI HR HU LU NL PT

SE

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

ESKAPE pathogens

bull Enterococcus vancomycin resistant

bull Staph aureus meticillin resistant

bull Klebsiella ESBL+

bull Acinetobacter IMIP-R

bull Pseudomonas aeruginosa IMIP-R

bull Enterobacter CEF-R

Rice J Infection 2008 197 1078-81

RESISTANT MICRORGANISMS ndash HOW BIG IS THE PROBLEM

Methicillin R Staphylococcus aureus EARS-Net 2010

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Vancomycin R Enterococcus faecium

EARS-Net 2010

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Klebsiella pneumoniae ndash 3rd gen cephalosporin

EARSS 2008

EARS-Net 2010

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Quinolone resistant Escherichia coli

EARS-Net 2010

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Ano Resistecircncia

2001 18

2009 28

Portugal

Carbapenem R Klebsiella pneumoniae

EARS-Net 2010

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Pseudomonas aeruginosa R to carbapenems

EARS-Net 2010

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Occurrence of fluoroquinolone-resistant Escherichia coli (FQRE)

plotted against outpatient use of fluoroquinolone antimicrobial agents

in 17 European

countries

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Outpatient Antibiotic

Consumption Trend in Europe

Outpatient antibiotic use DDD 1000 habitants day

ESAC 2008

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Outpatient antibiotic consumption in Portugal

0

5

10

15

20

25

30

1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

DDD

DDD

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

ESAC

THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE

PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

We have a problem

A worldwide one

But at a high grade

No sustained improvement

bull Process indicator

to decrease antibiotic consumption

- quinolones by 10

- 3rd gen cephalosporins by 5

- carbapenems by 5

until 2015

bull Outcome indicator

to decrease antimicrobial resistance

THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE

PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Surveillance systems bull Outpatient antimicrobial consumption surveillance system

bull Hospital antimicrobial consumption surveillance system

bull Veterinary medicine antimicrobial consumption surveillance

system

bull Antimicrobial resistance surveillance system

bull Antimicrobial resistance surveillance system for alert

microrganisms (quick response)

THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE

PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Unfrequent pattern of resistance and that need immediate

infection control measures namely

bull VISA and VRSA

bull Staphylococcus aureus resistente to linezolide

bull Staphylococcus aureus and Enterococcus spp resistent to daptomicine

bull Enterococcus faecium and Enterococcus faecalis resistent to vancomycin

in health units with prevalence below 5

bull Enterobacteriaceae resistent to carbapenems or presumably

carbapenemase producers

bull Pseudomonas aeruginosa pan-resistent (PDR)

bull Pseudomonas aeruginosa extensive resistant(XDR) in health units with

prevalence below 5

bull Acinetobacter baumannii resistent to carbapenems in health units with

prevalence below 5

bull Acinetobacter baumannii PDR

Alert microrganisms

DeLisle S et al Chest 2003123504S-518S

Antibiotic Use and Infection Control

Reduce antibiotic consumption

Education

Guidelines

Education Campaign

Role perception

Risk perception

Clinician

Regulation and Stewardship

Antimicrobial

Committees and Stewards

Citizen

THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE

PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Guidelines

a General principles of antibiotic therapy b Treatment of urinary tract infections c Ampicillin e amoxicillin versus amoxicillinclavulanate d Surgical site infections prophylaxis e Carbapenems use f Quinolones use g Carbapenem resistant Enterobacteriaceae prevention and assessment h Treatment of comunity acquired pneumonia

PNPRA 2011-12

THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE

PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Antibiotic Committees and Stwardship

bull Role and goals standardization

bull Empowerment

bull Extension to Primary Care and Continued Care

bull Easy access to and use of surveillance data

bull Education and Stewardship

bull Synergism between Antibiotic and Infection Control Committees

bull Close relationship with the DNH and the program head

THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE

PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Campaign for the Citizen ldquoPreserve the Antibioticsrdquo

From the 28th September 2011 to the 29th February 2012

GRUPO DE INFECCcedilAtildeO E SEacutePSIS

bull Increase societyrsquos awareness on the serious consequences of the inadequate use of antibiotics

bull Increase knowlwdge on microrganisms and antibiotics

bull Change attitudes and behavior

bull Avoid self-medication of antibiotics

bull Promote compliance to prescription

bull Promote rules on how to deal with spare pills

bull Involve doctors nurses phaarmaceuticals and citizens in the same goal and purpose

Campaign for the Citizen

Goals

Campaign Supporting Partners

200 MUPIs placarded in the main cities

Campaign MUPIs

5000000 flyers and 10 000 posters

Campaign Flyers and Posters

Campanha Spots

226

insertions

news

41 press

24 TV

20 radio

141 internet

Campaign Results

Meeting people actions

Antimicrobial use a broader problem

Agriculture 50

- Therapy 20

- Prophylaxis 80

- Highly questionable

40-80

Humans 50

- Hospital 20

- Community 80

- Highly questionable

20-50

- Innapropriate use

up to 50

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

bull Instituto Nacional de Sauacutede Dr Ricardo Jorge

bull Direcccedilatildeo Geral de Veterinaacuteria

bull Direcccedilatildeo Geral de Inovaccedilatildeo e Desenvolvimento Curricular

bull DECO

bull Associaccedilatildeo Nacional de Farmaacutecias

bull Associaccedilatildeo Portuguesa de Induacutestria Farmacecircutica

bull Ordem dos Meacutedicos

bull Ordem dos Enfermeiros

bull Ordem dos Farmacecircuticos

bull Ordem dos Meacutedicos Veterinaacuterios

bull Associaccedilatildeo Portuguesa de Meacutedicos de Cliacutenica Geral

bull Administraccedilotildees Regionais de Sauacutede

bull Secretarias Regionais de Sauacutede

Portuguese Intersectorial Alliance for the Preservation of the Antibiotic

GRUPO DE INFECCcedilAtildeO ESEPSIS

Portuguese Intersectorial Alliance for the Preservation of the Antibiotic

1 Recognition that the antibiotic is endangered and needs to be

protected as it is an unique medication producing potential

individual benefit but individual and colective risk

2 Eviction of self-medication promotion of compliance to medical

prescription and of the pharmacist role as a pedagogue in

antibiotic use

Alliance Memorandum

Alliance Memorandum

3 Consolidation of the infection control activity and MDRMo cross

transmission prevention both in the community and in the hospital

namely promoting biosafety and vaccination in human and

veterinary medicine

4 Promotion of investigation on epidemiology and antimicrobial

resistance in human and veterinary sectors and of an easy access

of clinicians to data on antibiotic consumption and prevalence and

susceptibility of microrganisms

Alliance Memorandum

5 Emanation and implementation of guidelines on the use of antibiotics

in human and veterinary medicine

6 Implementation of stuctures and processes of antibiotic stewardship

in all health units including primary and continued care as stated in

DGS 0282011 of 15072011

7 Development of the use of rapid microbiological tests that will permit

decrease the avoidable use of antibiotics

Alliance Memorandum

8 Implementation of rewardin policy for health units that attain good results decreasing antibiotic consumption and antimicrobial resistance

9 Promotion of a swift investigation development and marketing of new innovative and useful antibiotics

10 Promotion of the practices put forward by the European Platform for the Respondsible Use of Medication in Animals (EPRUMA)

3-4 Feb 2012

World Alliance Against Multiresistant Organisms

bull Direcccedilatildeo Geral de Inovaccedilatildeo e Desenvolvimento Curricular

Direcccedilatildeo Geral da Sauacutede

Grupo de Infecccedilatildeo e Sepsis

bull Children and adollescents as vector of a chain of andragogy

bull Enhance e-bug

Contest for the 2nd and 3rd cycle

bull High incidence of MR microrganisms

bull High level of antibiotic consumption

bull Vicious circle

bull Recognize the problem

and commit ourselves to solve it

bull Antimicrobial Resistance Prevention

and Infection Control

two faces of the same coin

Conclusions

bull Join efforts of different institutions

bull Join data to get a better picture

bull Donrsquot just take pictures

bull Create an effective chain of reaction

bull Led by a structure DNH-based

bull That leads helps facilitates and educates in close relation to local stewardship structures

bull Commit Regional Health Authorities

bull Create a system able to finantially reward the merit of improving results and attaining goals

bull Think broad Put the Alliance to work

To Do List in the near future

bull Armando Brito Saacute

bull Filipe Froes

bull Luiacutes Caldeira

bull Luiacutes Marques Lito

bull Luiacutesa Peixe

bull Mafalda Ribeirinho

bull Joseacute Artur Paiva

PNPRA Steering Group

Page 2: THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION … · Sir Alexander Fleming Born: 6 August 1881 Deceased: 11 March 1955 Discovery of penicillin from Penicillium notatum: 1928

Sir Alexander Fleming Born 6 August 1881

Deceased 11 March 1955

Discovery of penicillin from Penicillium notatum 1928

Nobel Prize 1945

Penicillin Man Alexander Fleming and the Antibiotic Revolution by Kevin Brown

RESISTANT MICRORGANISMS ndash HOW BIG IS THE PROBLEM THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Mean life expectancy in Portugal

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

90

1920 1940 1960 1980 2000

Mulher

Homem

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Idade

The XXth century The century of the antibiotic

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

1947 first report of penicillin

resistant strains

increasing resistance of

bacteria

gt 70 of bacteria causing HAI are

resistant ge1 antibiotic usually

used to treat them

Antimicrobial drug resistance in Europe

Europe 2005 Trends 2001ndash2005

Maximum (country)

Minimum (country) fdDagger

Increase (plt005)

Decrease (plt005)

PNSP 36 (FR) 13 (NL) 277 BG ES UK

FQRE 29 (PT) 3 (IS) 97 AT BE BG CZ DE ES FI HR HU LU NL PT

SE

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

ESKAPE pathogens

bull Enterococcus vancomycin resistant

bull Staph aureus meticillin resistant

bull Klebsiella ESBL+

bull Acinetobacter IMIP-R

bull Pseudomonas aeruginosa IMIP-R

bull Enterobacter CEF-R

Rice J Infection 2008 197 1078-81

RESISTANT MICRORGANISMS ndash HOW BIG IS THE PROBLEM

Methicillin R Staphylococcus aureus EARS-Net 2010

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Vancomycin R Enterococcus faecium

EARS-Net 2010

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Klebsiella pneumoniae ndash 3rd gen cephalosporin

EARSS 2008

EARS-Net 2010

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Quinolone resistant Escherichia coli

EARS-Net 2010

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Ano Resistecircncia

2001 18

2009 28

Portugal

Carbapenem R Klebsiella pneumoniae

EARS-Net 2010

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Pseudomonas aeruginosa R to carbapenems

EARS-Net 2010

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Occurrence of fluoroquinolone-resistant Escherichia coli (FQRE)

plotted against outpatient use of fluoroquinolone antimicrobial agents

in 17 European

countries

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Outpatient Antibiotic

Consumption Trend in Europe

Outpatient antibiotic use DDD 1000 habitants day

ESAC 2008

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Outpatient antibiotic consumption in Portugal

0

5

10

15

20

25

30

1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

DDD

DDD

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

ESAC

THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE

PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

We have a problem

A worldwide one

But at a high grade

No sustained improvement

bull Process indicator

to decrease antibiotic consumption

- quinolones by 10

- 3rd gen cephalosporins by 5

- carbapenems by 5

until 2015

bull Outcome indicator

to decrease antimicrobial resistance

THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE

PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Surveillance systems bull Outpatient antimicrobial consumption surveillance system

bull Hospital antimicrobial consumption surveillance system

bull Veterinary medicine antimicrobial consumption surveillance

system

bull Antimicrobial resistance surveillance system

bull Antimicrobial resistance surveillance system for alert

microrganisms (quick response)

THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE

PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Unfrequent pattern of resistance and that need immediate

infection control measures namely

bull VISA and VRSA

bull Staphylococcus aureus resistente to linezolide

bull Staphylococcus aureus and Enterococcus spp resistent to daptomicine

bull Enterococcus faecium and Enterococcus faecalis resistent to vancomycin

in health units with prevalence below 5

bull Enterobacteriaceae resistent to carbapenems or presumably

carbapenemase producers

bull Pseudomonas aeruginosa pan-resistent (PDR)

bull Pseudomonas aeruginosa extensive resistant(XDR) in health units with

prevalence below 5

bull Acinetobacter baumannii resistent to carbapenems in health units with

prevalence below 5

bull Acinetobacter baumannii PDR

Alert microrganisms

DeLisle S et al Chest 2003123504S-518S

Antibiotic Use and Infection Control

Reduce antibiotic consumption

Education

Guidelines

Education Campaign

Role perception

Risk perception

Clinician

Regulation and Stewardship

Antimicrobial

Committees and Stewards

Citizen

THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE

PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Guidelines

a General principles of antibiotic therapy b Treatment of urinary tract infections c Ampicillin e amoxicillin versus amoxicillinclavulanate d Surgical site infections prophylaxis e Carbapenems use f Quinolones use g Carbapenem resistant Enterobacteriaceae prevention and assessment h Treatment of comunity acquired pneumonia

PNPRA 2011-12

THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE

PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Antibiotic Committees and Stwardship

bull Role and goals standardization

bull Empowerment

bull Extension to Primary Care and Continued Care

bull Easy access to and use of surveillance data

bull Education and Stewardship

bull Synergism between Antibiotic and Infection Control Committees

bull Close relationship with the DNH and the program head

THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE

PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Campaign for the Citizen ldquoPreserve the Antibioticsrdquo

From the 28th September 2011 to the 29th February 2012

GRUPO DE INFECCcedilAtildeO E SEacutePSIS

bull Increase societyrsquos awareness on the serious consequences of the inadequate use of antibiotics

bull Increase knowlwdge on microrganisms and antibiotics

bull Change attitudes and behavior

bull Avoid self-medication of antibiotics

bull Promote compliance to prescription

bull Promote rules on how to deal with spare pills

bull Involve doctors nurses phaarmaceuticals and citizens in the same goal and purpose

Campaign for the Citizen

Goals

Campaign Supporting Partners

200 MUPIs placarded in the main cities

Campaign MUPIs

5000000 flyers and 10 000 posters

Campaign Flyers and Posters

Campanha Spots

226

insertions

news

41 press

24 TV

20 radio

141 internet

Campaign Results

Meeting people actions

Antimicrobial use a broader problem

Agriculture 50

- Therapy 20

- Prophylaxis 80

- Highly questionable

40-80

Humans 50

- Hospital 20

- Community 80

- Highly questionable

20-50

- Innapropriate use

up to 50

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

bull Instituto Nacional de Sauacutede Dr Ricardo Jorge

bull Direcccedilatildeo Geral de Veterinaacuteria

bull Direcccedilatildeo Geral de Inovaccedilatildeo e Desenvolvimento Curricular

bull DECO

bull Associaccedilatildeo Nacional de Farmaacutecias

bull Associaccedilatildeo Portuguesa de Induacutestria Farmacecircutica

bull Ordem dos Meacutedicos

bull Ordem dos Enfermeiros

bull Ordem dos Farmacecircuticos

bull Ordem dos Meacutedicos Veterinaacuterios

bull Associaccedilatildeo Portuguesa de Meacutedicos de Cliacutenica Geral

bull Administraccedilotildees Regionais de Sauacutede

bull Secretarias Regionais de Sauacutede

Portuguese Intersectorial Alliance for the Preservation of the Antibiotic

GRUPO DE INFECCcedilAtildeO ESEPSIS

Portuguese Intersectorial Alliance for the Preservation of the Antibiotic

1 Recognition that the antibiotic is endangered and needs to be

protected as it is an unique medication producing potential

individual benefit but individual and colective risk

2 Eviction of self-medication promotion of compliance to medical

prescription and of the pharmacist role as a pedagogue in

antibiotic use

Alliance Memorandum

Alliance Memorandum

3 Consolidation of the infection control activity and MDRMo cross

transmission prevention both in the community and in the hospital

namely promoting biosafety and vaccination in human and

veterinary medicine

4 Promotion of investigation on epidemiology and antimicrobial

resistance in human and veterinary sectors and of an easy access

of clinicians to data on antibiotic consumption and prevalence and

susceptibility of microrganisms

Alliance Memorandum

5 Emanation and implementation of guidelines on the use of antibiotics

in human and veterinary medicine

6 Implementation of stuctures and processes of antibiotic stewardship

in all health units including primary and continued care as stated in

DGS 0282011 of 15072011

7 Development of the use of rapid microbiological tests that will permit

decrease the avoidable use of antibiotics

Alliance Memorandum

8 Implementation of rewardin policy for health units that attain good results decreasing antibiotic consumption and antimicrobial resistance

9 Promotion of a swift investigation development and marketing of new innovative and useful antibiotics

10 Promotion of the practices put forward by the European Platform for the Respondsible Use of Medication in Animals (EPRUMA)

3-4 Feb 2012

World Alliance Against Multiresistant Organisms

bull Direcccedilatildeo Geral de Inovaccedilatildeo e Desenvolvimento Curricular

Direcccedilatildeo Geral da Sauacutede

Grupo de Infecccedilatildeo e Sepsis

bull Children and adollescents as vector of a chain of andragogy

bull Enhance e-bug

Contest for the 2nd and 3rd cycle

bull High incidence of MR microrganisms

bull High level of antibiotic consumption

bull Vicious circle

bull Recognize the problem

and commit ourselves to solve it

bull Antimicrobial Resistance Prevention

and Infection Control

two faces of the same coin

Conclusions

bull Join efforts of different institutions

bull Join data to get a better picture

bull Donrsquot just take pictures

bull Create an effective chain of reaction

bull Led by a structure DNH-based

bull That leads helps facilitates and educates in close relation to local stewardship structures

bull Commit Regional Health Authorities

bull Create a system able to finantially reward the merit of improving results and attaining goals

bull Think broad Put the Alliance to work

To Do List in the near future

bull Armando Brito Saacute

bull Filipe Froes

bull Luiacutes Caldeira

bull Luiacutes Marques Lito

bull Luiacutesa Peixe

bull Mafalda Ribeirinho

bull Joseacute Artur Paiva

PNPRA Steering Group

Page 3: THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION … · Sir Alexander Fleming Born: 6 August 1881 Deceased: 11 March 1955 Discovery of penicillin from Penicillium notatum: 1928

Mean life expectancy in Portugal

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

90

1920 1940 1960 1980 2000

Mulher

Homem

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Idade

The XXth century The century of the antibiotic

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

1947 first report of penicillin

resistant strains

increasing resistance of

bacteria

gt 70 of bacteria causing HAI are

resistant ge1 antibiotic usually

used to treat them

Antimicrobial drug resistance in Europe

Europe 2005 Trends 2001ndash2005

Maximum (country)

Minimum (country) fdDagger

Increase (plt005)

Decrease (plt005)

PNSP 36 (FR) 13 (NL) 277 BG ES UK

FQRE 29 (PT) 3 (IS) 97 AT BE BG CZ DE ES FI HR HU LU NL PT

SE

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

ESKAPE pathogens

bull Enterococcus vancomycin resistant

bull Staph aureus meticillin resistant

bull Klebsiella ESBL+

bull Acinetobacter IMIP-R

bull Pseudomonas aeruginosa IMIP-R

bull Enterobacter CEF-R

Rice J Infection 2008 197 1078-81

RESISTANT MICRORGANISMS ndash HOW BIG IS THE PROBLEM

Methicillin R Staphylococcus aureus EARS-Net 2010

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Vancomycin R Enterococcus faecium

EARS-Net 2010

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Klebsiella pneumoniae ndash 3rd gen cephalosporin

EARSS 2008

EARS-Net 2010

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Quinolone resistant Escherichia coli

EARS-Net 2010

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Ano Resistecircncia

2001 18

2009 28

Portugal

Carbapenem R Klebsiella pneumoniae

EARS-Net 2010

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Pseudomonas aeruginosa R to carbapenems

EARS-Net 2010

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Occurrence of fluoroquinolone-resistant Escherichia coli (FQRE)

plotted against outpatient use of fluoroquinolone antimicrobial agents

in 17 European

countries

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Outpatient Antibiotic

Consumption Trend in Europe

Outpatient antibiotic use DDD 1000 habitants day

ESAC 2008

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Outpatient antibiotic consumption in Portugal

0

5

10

15

20

25

30

1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

DDD

DDD

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

ESAC

THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE

PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

We have a problem

A worldwide one

But at a high grade

No sustained improvement

bull Process indicator

to decrease antibiotic consumption

- quinolones by 10

- 3rd gen cephalosporins by 5

- carbapenems by 5

until 2015

bull Outcome indicator

to decrease antimicrobial resistance

THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE

PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Surveillance systems bull Outpatient antimicrobial consumption surveillance system

bull Hospital antimicrobial consumption surveillance system

bull Veterinary medicine antimicrobial consumption surveillance

system

bull Antimicrobial resistance surveillance system

bull Antimicrobial resistance surveillance system for alert

microrganisms (quick response)

THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE

PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Unfrequent pattern of resistance and that need immediate

infection control measures namely

bull VISA and VRSA

bull Staphylococcus aureus resistente to linezolide

bull Staphylococcus aureus and Enterococcus spp resistent to daptomicine

bull Enterococcus faecium and Enterococcus faecalis resistent to vancomycin

in health units with prevalence below 5

bull Enterobacteriaceae resistent to carbapenems or presumably

carbapenemase producers

bull Pseudomonas aeruginosa pan-resistent (PDR)

bull Pseudomonas aeruginosa extensive resistant(XDR) in health units with

prevalence below 5

bull Acinetobacter baumannii resistent to carbapenems in health units with

prevalence below 5

bull Acinetobacter baumannii PDR

Alert microrganisms

DeLisle S et al Chest 2003123504S-518S

Antibiotic Use and Infection Control

Reduce antibiotic consumption

Education

Guidelines

Education Campaign

Role perception

Risk perception

Clinician

Regulation and Stewardship

Antimicrobial

Committees and Stewards

Citizen

THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE

PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Guidelines

a General principles of antibiotic therapy b Treatment of urinary tract infections c Ampicillin e amoxicillin versus amoxicillinclavulanate d Surgical site infections prophylaxis e Carbapenems use f Quinolones use g Carbapenem resistant Enterobacteriaceae prevention and assessment h Treatment of comunity acquired pneumonia

PNPRA 2011-12

THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE

PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Antibiotic Committees and Stwardship

bull Role and goals standardization

bull Empowerment

bull Extension to Primary Care and Continued Care

bull Easy access to and use of surveillance data

bull Education and Stewardship

bull Synergism between Antibiotic and Infection Control Committees

bull Close relationship with the DNH and the program head

THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE

PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Campaign for the Citizen ldquoPreserve the Antibioticsrdquo

From the 28th September 2011 to the 29th February 2012

GRUPO DE INFECCcedilAtildeO E SEacutePSIS

bull Increase societyrsquos awareness on the serious consequences of the inadequate use of antibiotics

bull Increase knowlwdge on microrganisms and antibiotics

bull Change attitudes and behavior

bull Avoid self-medication of antibiotics

bull Promote compliance to prescription

bull Promote rules on how to deal with spare pills

bull Involve doctors nurses phaarmaceuticals and citizens in the same goal and purpose

Campaign for the Citizen

Goals

Campaign Supporting Partners

200 MUPIs placarded in the main cities

Campaign MUPIs

5000000 flyers and 10 000 posters

Campaign Flyers and Posters

Campanha Spots

226

insertions

news

41 press

24 TV

20 radio

141 internet

Campaign Results

Meeting people actions

Antimicrobial use a broader problem

Agriculture 50

- Therapy 20

- Prophylaxis 80

- Highly questionable

40-80

Humans 50

- Hospital 20

- Community 80

- Highly questionable

20-50

- Innapropriate use

up to 50

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

bull Instituto Nacional de Sauacutede Dr Ricardo Jorge

bull Direcccedilatildeo Geral de Veterinaacuteria

bull Direcccedilatildeo Geral de Inovaccedilatildeo e Desenvolvimento Curricular

bull DECO

bull Associaccedilatildeo Nacional de Farmaacutecias

bull Associaccedilatildeo Portuguesa de Induacutestria Farmacecircutica

bull Ordem dos Meacutedicos

bull Ordem dos Enfermeiros

bull Ordem dos Farmacecircuticos

bull Ordem dos Meacutedicos Veterinaacuterios

bull Associaccedilatildeo Portuguesa de Meacutedicos de Cliacutenica Geral

bull Administraccedilotildees Regionais de Sauacutede

bull Secretarias Regionais de Sauacutede

Portuguese Intersectorial Alliance for the Preservation of the Antibiotic

GRUPO DE INFECCcedilAtildeO ESEPSIS

Portuguese Intersectorial Alliance for the Preservation of the Antibiotic

1 Recognition that the antibiotic is endangered and needs to be

protected as it is an unique medication producing potential

individual benefit but individual and colective risk

2 Eviction of self-medication promotion of compliance to medical

prescription and of the pharmacist role as a pedagogue in

antibiotic use

Alliance Memorandum

Alliance Memorandum

3 Consolidation of the infection control activity and MDRMo cross

transmission prevention both in the community and in the hospital

namely promoting biosafety and vaccination in human and

veterinary medicine

4 Promotion of investigation on epidemiology and antimicrobial

resistance in human and veterinary sectors and of an easy access

of clinicians to data on antibiotic consumption and prevalence and

susceptibility of microrganisms

Alliance Memorandum

5 Emanation and implementation of guidelines on the use of antibiotics

in human and veterinary medicine

6 Implementation of stuctures and processes of antibiotic stewardship

in all health units including primary and continued care as stated in

DGS 0282011 of 15072011

7 Development of the use of rapid microbiological tests that will permit

decrease the avoidable use of antibiotics

Alliance Memorandum

8 Implementation of rewardin policy for health units that attain good results decreasing antibiotic consumption and antimicrobial resistance

9 Promotion of a swift investigation development and marketing of new innovative and useful antibiotics

10 Promotion of the practices put forward by the European Platform for the Respondsible Use of Medication in Animals (EPRUMA)

3-4 Feb 2012

World Alliance Against Multiresistant Organisms

bull Direcccedilatildeo Geral de Inovaccedilatildeo e Desenvolvimento Curricular

Direcccedilatildeo Geral da Sauacutede

Grupo de Infecccedilatildeo e Sepsis

bull Children and adollescents as vector of a chain of andragogy

bull Enhance e-bug

Contest for the 2nd and 3rd cycle

bull High incidence of MR microrganisms

bull High level of antibiotic consumption

bull Vicious circle

bull Recognize the problem

and commit ourselves to solve it

bull Antimicrobial Resistance Prevention

and Infection Control

two faces of the same coin

Conclusions

bull Join efforts of different institutions

bull Join data to get a better picture

bull Donrsquot just take pictures

bull Create an effective chain of reaction

bull Led by a structure DNH-based

bull That leads helps facilitates and educates in close relation to local stewardship structures

bull Commit Regional Health Authorities

bull Create a system able to finantially reward the merit of improving results and attaining goals

bull Think broad Put the Alliance to work

To Do List in the near future

bull Armando Brito Saacute

bull Filipe Froes

bull Luiacutes Caldeira

bull Luiacutes Marques Lito

bull Luiacutesa Peixe

bull Mafalda Ribeirinho

bull Joseacute Artur Paiva

PNPRA Steering Group

Page 4: THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION … · Sir Alexander Fleming Born: 6 August 1881 Deceased: 11 March 1955 Discovery of penicillin from Penicillium notatum: 1928

The XXth century The century of the antibiotic

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

1947 first report of penicillin

resistant strains

increasing resistance of

bacteria

gt 70 of bacteria causing HAI are

resistant ge1 antibiotic usually

used to treat them

Antimicrobial drug resistance in Europe

Europe 2005 Trends 2001ndash2005

Maximum (country)

Minimum (country) fdDagger

Increase (plt005)

Decrease (plt005)

PNSP 36 (FR) 13 (NL) 277 BG ES UK

FQRE 29 (PT) 3 (IS) 97 AT BE BG CZ DE ES FI HR HU LU NL PT

SE

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

ESKAPE pathogens

bull Enterococcus vancomycin resistant

bull Staph aureus meticillin resistant

bull Klebsiella ESBL+

bull Acinetobacter IMIP-R

bull Pseudomonas aeruginosa IMIP-R

bull Enterobacter CEF-R

Rice J Infection 2008 197 1078-81

RESISTANT MICRORGANISMS ndash HOW BIG IS THE PROBLEM

Methicillin R Staphylococcus aureus EARS-Net 2010

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Vancomycin R Enterococcus faecium

EARS-Net 2010

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Klebsiella pneumoniae ndash 3rd gen cephalosporin

EARSS 2008

EARS-Net 2010

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Quinolone resistant Escherichia coli

EARS-Net 2010

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Ano Resistecircncia

2001 18

2009 28

Portugal

Carbapenem R Klebsiella pneumoniae

EARS-Net 2010

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Pseudomonas aeruginosa R to carbapenems

EARS-Net 2010

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Occurrence of fluoroquinolone-resistant Escherichia coli (FQRE)

plotted against outpatient use of fluoroquinolone antimicrobial agents

in 17 European

countries

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Outpatient Antibiotic

Consumption Trend in Europe

Outpatient antibiotic use DDD 1000 habitants day

ESAC 2008

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Outpatient antibiotic consumption in Portugal

0

5

10

15

20

25

30

1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

DDD

DDD

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

ESAC

THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE

PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

We have a problem

A worldwide one

But at a high grade

No sustained improvement

bull Process indicator

to decrease antibiotic consumption

- quinolones by 10

- 3rd gen cephalosporins by 5

- carbapenems by 5

until 2015

bull Outcome indicator

to decrease antimicrobial resistance

THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE

PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Surveillance systems bull Outpatient antimicrobial consumption surveillance system

bull Hospital antimicrobial consumption surveillance system

bull Veterinary medicine antimicrobial consumption surveillance

system

bull Antimicrobial resistance surveillance system

bull Antimicrobial resistance surveillance system for alert

microrganisms (quick response)

THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE

PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Unfrequent pattern of resistance and that need immediate

infection control measures namely

bull VISA and VRSA

bull Staphylococcus aureus resistente to linezolide

bull Staphylococcus aureus and Enterococcus spp resistent to daptomicine

bull Enterococcus faecium and Enterococcus faecalis resistent to vancomycin

in health units with prevalence below 5

bull Enterobacteriaceae resistent to carbapenems or presumably

carbapenemase producers

bull Pseudomonas aeruginosa pan-resistent (PDR)

bull Pseudomonas aeruginosa extensive resistant(XDR) in health units with

prevalence below 5

bull Acinetobacter baumannii resistent to carbapenems in health units with

prevalence below 5

bull Acinetobacter baumannii PDR

Alert microrganisms

DeLisle S et al Chest 2003123504S-518S

Antibiotic Use and Infection Control

Reduce antibiotic consumption

Education

Guidelines

Education Campaign

Role perception

Risk perception

Clinician

Regulation and Stewardship

Antimicrobial

Committees and Stewards

Citizen

THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE

PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Guidelines

a General principles of antibiotic therapy b Treatment of urinary tract infections c Ampicillin e amoxicillin versus amoxicillinclavulanate d Surgical site infections prophylaxis e Carbapenems use f Quinolones use g Carbapenem resistant Enterobacteriaceae prevention and assessment h Treatment of comunity acquired pneumonia

PNPRA 2011-12

THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE

PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Antibiotic Committees and Stwardship

bull Role and goals standardization

bull Empowerment

bull Extension to Primary Care and Continued Care

bull Easy access to and use of surveillance data

bull Education and Stewardship

bull Synergism between Antibiotic and Infection Control Committees

bull Close relationship with the DNH and the program head

THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE

PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Campaign for the Citizen ldquoPreserve the Antibioticsrdquo

From the 28th September 2011 to the 29th February 2012

GRUPO DE INFECCcedilAtildeO E SEacutePSIS

bull Increase societyrsquos awareness on the serious consequences of the inadequate use of antibiotics

bull Increase knowlwdge on microrganisms and antibiotics

bull Change attitudes and behavior

bull Avoid self-medication of antibiotics

bull Promote compliance to prescription

bull Promote rules on how to deal with spare pills

bull Involve doctors nurses phaarmaceuticals and citizens in the same goal and purpose

Campaign for the Citizen

Goals

Campaign Supporting Partners

200 MUPIs placarded in the main cities

Campaign MUPIs

5000000 flyers and 10 000 posters

Campaign Flyers and Posters

Campanha Spots

226

insertions

news

41 press

24 TV

20 radio

141 internet

Campaign Results

Meeting people actions

Antimicrobial use a broader problem

Agriculture 50

- Therapy 20

- Prophylaxis 80

- Highly questionable

40-80

Humans 50

- Hospital 20

- Community 80

- Highly questionable

20-50

- Innapropriate use

up to 50

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

bull Instituto Nacional de Sauacutede Dr Ricardo Jorge

bull Direcccedilatildeo Geral de Veterinaacuteria

bull Direcccedilatildeo Geral de Inovaccedilatildeo e Desenvolvimento Curricular

bull DECO

bull Associaccedilatildeo Nacional de Farmaacutecias

bull Associaccedilatildeo Portuguesa de Induacutestria Farmacecircutica

bull Ordem dos Meacutedicos

bull Ordem dos Enfermeiros

bull Ordem dos Farmacecircuticos

bull Ordem dos Meacutedicos Veterinaacuterios

bull Associaccedilatildeo Portuguesa de Meacutedicos de Cliacutenica Geral

bull Administraccedilotildees Regionais de Sauacutede

bull Secretarias Regionais de Sauacutede

Portuguese Intersectorial Alliance for the Preservation of the Antibiotic

GRUPO DE INFECCcedilAtildeO ESEPSIS

Portuguese Intersectorial Alliance for the Preservation of the Antibiotic

1 Recognition that the antibiotic is endangered and needs to be

protected as it is an unique medication producing potential

individual benefit but individual and colective risk

2 Eviction of self-medication promotion of compliance to medical

prescription and of the pharmacist role as a pedagogue in

antibiotic use

Alliance Memorandum

Alliance Memorandum

3 Consolidation of the infection control activity and MDRMo cross

transmission prevention both in the community and in the hospital

namely promoting biosafety and vaccination in human and

veterinary medicine

4 Promotion of investigation on epidemiology and antimicrobial

resistance in human and veterinary sectors and of an easy access

of clinicians to data on antibiotic consumption and prevalence and

susceptibility of microrganisms

Alliance Memorandum

5 Emanation and implementation of guidelines on the use of antibiotics

in human and veterinary medicine

6 Implementation of stuctures and processes of antibiotic stewardship

in all health units including primary and continued care as stated in

DGS 0282011 of 15072011

7 Development of the use of rapid microbiological tests that will permit

decrease the avoidable use of antibiotics

Alliance Memorandum

8 Implementation of rewardin policy for health units that attain good results decreasing antibiotic consumption and antimicrobial resistance

9 Promotion of a swift investigation development and marketing of new innovative and useful antibiotics

10 Promotion of the practices put forward by the European Platform for the Respondsible Use of Medication in Animals (EPRUMA)

3-4 Feb 2012

World Alliance Against Multiresistant Organisms

bull Direcccedilatildeo Geral de Inovaccedilatildeo e Desenvolvimento Curricular

Direcccedilatildeo Geral da Sauacutede

Grupo de Infecccedilatildeo e Sepsis

bull Children and adollescents as vector of a chain of andragogy

bull Enhance e-bug

Contest for the 2nd and 3rd cycle

bull High incidence of MR microrganisms

bull High level of antibiotic consumption

bull Vicious circle

bull Recognize the problem

and commit ourselves to solve it

bull Antimicrobial Resistance Prevention

and Infection Control

two faces of the same coin

Conclusions

bull Join efforts of different institutions

bull Join data to get a better picture

bull Donrsquot just take pictures

bull Create an effective chain of reaction

bull Led by a structure DNH-based

bull That leads helps facilitates and educates in close relation to local stewardship structures

bull Commit Regional Health Authorities

bull Create a system able to finantially reward the merit of improving results and attaining goals

bull Think broad Put the Alliance to work

To Do List in the near future

bull Armando Brito Saacute

bull Filipe Froes

bull Luiacutes Caldeira

bull Luiacutes Marques Lito

bull Luiacutesa Peixe

bull Mafalda Ribeirinho

bull Joseacute Artur Paiva

PNPRA Steering Group

Page 5: THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION … · Sir Alexander Fleming Born: 6 August 1881 Deceased: 11 March 1955 Discovery of penicillin from Penicillium notatum: 1928

Antimicrobial drug resistance in Europe

Europe 2005 Trends 2001ndash2005

Maximum (country)

Minimum (country) fdDagger

Increase (plt005)

Decrease (plt005)

PNSP 36 (FR) 13 (NL) 277 BG ES UK

FQRE 29 (PT) 3 (IS) 97 AT BE BG CZ DE ES FI HR HU LU NL PT

SE

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

ESKAPE pathogens

bull Enterococcus vancomycin resistant

bull Staph aureus meticillin resistant

bull Klebsiella ESBL+

bull Acinetobacter IMIP-R

bull Pseudomonas aeruginosa IMIP-R

bull Enterobacter CEF-R

Rice J Infection 2008 197 1078-81

RESISTANT MICRORGANISMS ndash HOW BIG IS THE PROBLEM

Methicillin R Staphylococcus aureus EARS-Net 2010

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Vancomycin R Enterococcus faecium

EARS-Net 2010

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Klebsiella pneumoniae ndash 3rd gen cephalosporin

EARSS 2008

EARS-Net 2010

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Quinolone resistant Escherichia coli

EARS-Net 2010

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Ano Resistecircncia

2001 18

2009 28

Portugal

Carbapenem R Klebsiella pneumoniae

EARS-Net 2010

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Pseudomonas aeruginosa R to carbapenems

EARS-Net 2010

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Occurrence of fluoroquinolone-resistant Escherichia coli (FQRE)

plotted against outpatient use of fluoroquinolone antimicrobial agents

in 17 European

countries

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Outpatient Antibiotic

Consumption Trend in Europe

Outpatient antibiotic use DDD 1000 habitants day

ESAC 2008

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Outpatient antibiotic consumption in Portugal

0

5

10

15

20

25

30

1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

DDD

DDD

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

ESAC

THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE

PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

We have a problem

A worldwide one

But at a high grade

No sustained improvement

bull Process indicator

to decrease antibiotic consumption

- quinolones by 10

- 3rd gen cephalosporins by 5

- carbapenems by 5

until 2015

bull Outcome indicator

to decrease antimicrobial resistance

THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE

PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Surveillance systems bull Outpatient antimicrobial consumption surveillance system

bull Hospital antimicrobial consumption surveillance system

bull Veterinary medicine antimicrobial consumption surveillance

system

bull Antimicrobial resistance surveillance system

bull Antimicrobial resistance surveillance system for alert

microrganisms (quick response)

THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE

PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Unfrequent pattern of resistance and that need immediate

infection control measures namely

bull VISA and VRSA

bull Staphylococcus aureus resistente to linezolide

bull Staphylococcus aureus and Enterococcus spp resistent to daptomicine

bull Enterococcus faecium and Enterococcus faecalis resistent to vancomycin

in health units with prevalence below 5

bull Enterobacteriaceae resistent to carbapenems or presumably

carbapenemase producers

bull Pseudomonas aeruginosa pan-resistent (PDR)

bull Pseudomonas aeruginosa extensive resistant(XDR) in health units with

prevalence below 5

bull Acinetobacter baumannii resistent to carbapenems in health units with

prevalence below 5

bull Acinetobacter baumannii PDR

Alert microrganisms

DeLisle S et al Chest 2003123504S-518S

Antibiotic Use and Infection Control

Reduce antibiotic consumption

Education

Guidelines

Education Campaign

Role perception

Risk perception

Clinician

Regulation and Stewardship

Antimicrobial

Committees and Stewards

Citizen

THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE

PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Guidelines

a General principles of antibiotic therapy b Treatment of urinary tract infections c Ampicillin e amoxicillin versus amoxicillinclavulanate d Surgical site infections prophylaxis e Carbapenems use f Quinolones use g Carbapenem resistant Enterobacteriaceae prevention and assessment h Treatment of comunity acquired pneumonia

PNPRA 2011-12

THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE

PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Antibiotic Committees and Stwardship

bull Role and goals standardization

bull Empowerment

bull Extension to Primary Care and Continued Care

bull Easy access to and use of surveillance data

bull Education and Stewardship

bull Synergism between Antibiotic and Infection Control Committees

bull Close relationship with the DNH and the program head

THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE

PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Campaign for the Citizen ldquoPreserve the Antibioticsrdquo

From the 28th September 2011 to the 29th February 2012

GRUPO DE INFECCcedilAtildeO E SEacutePSIS

bull Increase societyrsquos awareness on the serious consequences of the inadequate use of antibiotics

bull Increase knowlwdge on microrganisms and antibiotics

bull Change attitudes and behavior

bull Avoid self-medication of antibiotics

bull Promote compliance to prescription

bull Promote rules on how to deal with spare pills

bull Involve doctors nurses phaarmaceuticals and citizens in the same goal and purpose

Campaign for the Citizen

Goals

Campaign Supporting Partners

200 MUPIs placarded in the main cities

Campaign MUPIs

5000000 flyers and 10 000 posters

Campaign Flyers and Posters

Campanha Spots

226

insertions

news

41 press

24 TV

20 radio

141 internet

Campaign Results

Meeting people actions

Antimicrobial use a broader problem

Agriculture 50

- Therapy 20

- Prophylaxis 80

- Highly questionable

40-80

Humans 50

- Hospital 20

- Community 80

- Highly questionable

20-50

- Innapropriate use

up to 50

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

bull Instituto Nacional de Sauacutede Dr Ricardo Jorge

bull Direcccedilatildeo Geral de Veterinaacuteria

bull Direcccedilatildeo Geral de Inovaccedilatildeo e Desenvolvimento Curricular

bull DECO

bull Associaccedilatildeo Nacional de Farmaacutecias

bull Associaccedilatildeo Portuguesa de Induacutestria Farmacecircutica

bull Ordem dos Meacutedicos

bull Ordem dos Enfermeiros

bull Ordem dos Farmacecircuticos

bull Ordem dos Meacutedicos Veterinaacuterios

bull Associaccedilatildeo Portuguesa de Meacutedicos de Cliacutenica Geral

bull Administraccedilotildees Regionais de Sauacutede

bull Secretarias Regionais de Sauacutede

Portuguese Intersectorial Alliance for the Preservation of the Antibiotic

GRUPO DE INFECCcedilAtildeO ESEPSIS

Portuguese Intersectorial Alliance for the Preservation of the Antibiotic

1 Recognition that the antibiotic is endangered and needs to be

protected as it is an unique medication producing potential

individual benefit but individual and colective risk

2 Eviction of self-medication promotion of compliance to medical

prescription and of the pharmacist role as a pedagogue in

antibiotic use

Alliance Memorandum

Alliance Memorandum

3 Consolidation of the infection control activity and MDRMo cross

transmission prevention both in the community and in the hospital

namely promoting biosafety and vaccination in human and

veterinary medicine

4 Promotion of investigation on epidemiology and antimicrobial

resistance in human and veterinary sectors and of an easy access

of clinicians to data on antibiotic consumption and prevalence and

susceptibility of microrganisms

Alliance Memorandum

5 Emanation and implementation of guidelines on the use of antibiotics

in human and veterinary medicine

6 Implementation of stuctures and processes of antibiotic stewardship

in all health units including primary and continued care as stated in

DGS 0282011 of 15072011

7 Development of the use of rapid microbiological tests that will permit

decrease the avoidable use of antibiotics

Alliance Memorandum

8 Implementation of rewardin policy for health units that attain good results decreasing antibiotic consumption and antimicrobial resistance

9 Promotion of a swift investigation development and marketing of new innovative and useful antibiotics

10 Promotion of the practices put forward by the European Platform for the Respondsible Use of Medication in Animals (EPRUMA)

3-4 Feb 2012

World Alliance Against Multiresistant Organisms

bull Direcccedilatildeo Geral de Inovaccedilatildeo e Desenvolvimento Curricular

Direcccedilatildeo Geral da Sauacutede

Grupo de Infecccedilatildeo e Sepsis

bull Children and adollescents as vector of a chain of andragogy

bull Enhance e-bug

Contest for the 2nd and 3rd cycle

bull High incidence of MR microrganisms

bull High level of antibiotic consumption

bull Vicious circle

bull Recognize the problem

and commit ourselves to solve it

bull Antimicrobial Resistance Prevention

and Infection Control

two faces of the same coin

Conclusions

bull Join efforts of different institutions

bull Join data to get a better picture

bull Donrsquot just take pictures

bull Create an effective chain of reaction

bull Led by a structure DNH-based

bull That leads helps facilitates and educates in close relation to local stewardship structures

bull Commit Regional Health Authorities

bull Create a system able to finantially reward the merit of improving results and attaining goals

bull Think broad Put the Alliance to work

To Do List in the near future

bull Armando Brito Saacute

bull Filipe Froes

bull Luiacutes Caldeira

bull Luiacutes Marques Lito

bull Luiacutesa Peixe

bull Mafalda Ribeirinho

bull Joseacute Artur Paiva

PNPRA Steering Group

Page 6: THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION … · Sir Alexander Fleming Born: 6 August 1881 Deceased: 11 March 1955 Discovery of penicillin from Penicillium notatum: 1928

ESKAPE pathogens

bull Enterococcus vancomycin resistant

bull Staph aureus meticillin resistant

bull Klebsiella ESBL+

bull Acinetobacter IMIP-R

bull Pseudomonas aeruginosa IMIP-R

bull Enterobacter CEF-R

Rice J Infection 2008 197 1078-81

RESISTANT MICRORGANISMS ndash HOW BIG IS THE PROBLEM

Methicillin R Staphylococcus aureus EARS-Net 2010

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Vancomycin R Enterococcus faecium

EARS-Net 2010

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Klebsiella pneumoniae ndash 3rd gen cephalosporin

EARSS 2008

EARS-Net 2010

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Quinolone resistant Escherichia coli

EARS-Net 2010

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Ano Resistecircncia

2001 18

2009 28

Portugal

Carbapenem R Klebsiella pneumoniae

EARS-Net 2010

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Pseudomonas aeruginosa R to carbapenems

EARS-Net 2010

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Occurrence of fluoroquinolone-resistant Escherichia coli (FQRE)

plotted against outpatient use of fluoroquinolone antimicrobial agents

in 17 European

countries

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Outpatient Antibiotic

Consumption Trend in Europe

Outpatient antibiotic use DDD 1000 habitants day

ESAC 2008

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Outpatient antibiotic consumption in Portugal

0

5

10

15

20

25

30

1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

DDD

DDD

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

ESAC

THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE

PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

We have a problem

A worldwide one

But at a high grade

No sustained improvement

bull Process indicator

to decrease antibiotic consumption

- quinolones by 10

- 3rd gen cephalosporins by 5

- carbapenems by 5

until 2015

bull Outcome indicator

to decrease antimicrobial resistance

THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE

PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Surveillance systems bull Outpatient antimicrobial consumption surveillance system

bull Hospital antimicrobial consumption surveillance system

bull Veterinary medicine antimicrobial consumption surveillance

system

bull Antimicrobial resistance surveillance system

bull Antimicrobial resistance surveillance system for alert

microrganisms (quick response)

THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE

PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Unfrequent pattern of resistance and that need immediate

infection control measures namely

bull VISA and VRSA

bull Staphylococcus aureus resistente to linezolide

bull Staphylococcus aureus and Enterococcus spp resistent to daptomicine

bull Enterococcus faecium and Enterococcus faecalis resistent to vancomycin

in health units with prevalence below 5

bull Enterobacteriaceae resistent to carbapenems or presumably

carbapenemase producers

bull Pseudomonas aeruginosa pan-resistent (PDR)

bull Pseudomonas aeruginosa extensive resistant(XDR) in health units with

prevalence below 5

bull Acinetobacter baumannii resistent to carbapenems in health units with

prevalence below 5

bull Acinetobacter baumannii PDR

Alert microrganisms

DeLisle S et al Chest 2003123504S-518S

Antibiotic Use and Infection Control

Reduce antibiotic consumption

Education

Guidelines

Education Campaign

Role perception

Risk perception

Clinician

Regulation and Stewardship

Antimicrobial

Committees and Stewards

Citizen

THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE

PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Guidelines

a General principles of antibiotic therapy b Treatment of urinary tract infections c Ampicillin e amoxicillin versus amoxicillinclavulanate d Surgical site infections prophylaxis e Carbapenems use f Quinolones use g Carbapenem resistant Enterobacteriaceae prevention and assessment h Treatment of comunity acquired pneumonia

PNPRA 2011-12

THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE

PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Antibiotic Committees and Stwardship

bull Role and goals standardization

bull Empowerment

bull Extension to Primary Care and Continued Care

bull Easy access to and use of surveillance data

bull Education and Stewardship

bull Synergism between Antibiotic and Infection Control Committees

bull Close relationship with the DNH and the program head

THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE

PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Campaign for the Citizen ldquoPreserve the Antibioticsrdquo

From the 28th September 2011 to the 29th February 2012

GRUPO DE INFECCcedilAtildeO E SEacutePSIS

bull Increase societyrsquos awareness on the serious consequences of the inadequate use of antibiotics

bull Increase knowlwdge on microrganisms and antibiotics

bull Change attitudes and behavior

bull Avoid self-medication of antibiotics

bull Promote compliance to prescription

bull Promote rules on how to deal with spare pills

bull Involve doctors nurses phaarmaceuticals and citizens in the same goal and purpose

Campaign for the Citizen

Goals

Campaign Supporting Partners

200 MUPIs placarded in the main cities

Campaign MUPIs

5000000 flyers and 10 000 posters

Campaign Flyers and Posters

Campanha Spots

226

insertions

news

41 press

24 TV

20 radio

141 internet

Campaign Results

Meeting people actions

Antimicrobial use a broader problem

Agriculture 50

- Therapy 20

- Prophylaxis 80

- Highly questionable

40-80

Humans 50

- Hospital 20

- Community 80

- Highly questionable

20-50

- Innapropriate use

up to 50

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

bull Instituto Nacional de Sauacutede Dr Ricardo Jorge

bull Direcccedilatildeo Geral de Veterinaacuteria

bull Direcccedilatildeo Geral de Inovaccedilatildeo e Desenvolvimento Curricular

bull DECO

bull Associaccedilatildeo Nacional de Farmaacutecias

bull Associaccedilatildeo Portuguesa de Induacutestria Farmacecircutica

bull Ordem dos Meacutedicos

bull Ordem dos Enfermeiros

bull Ordem dos Farmacecircuticos

bull Ordem dos Meacutedicos Veterinaacuterios

bull Associaccedilatildeo Portuguesa de Meacutedicos de Cliacutenica Geral

bull Administraccedilotildees Regionais de Sauacutede

bull Secretarias Regionais de Sauacutede

Portuguese Intersectorial Alliance for the Preservation of the Antibiotic

GRUPO DE INFECCcedilAtildeO ESEPSIS

Portuguese Intersectorial Alliance for the Preservation of the Antibiotic

1 Recognition that the antibiotic is endangered and needs to be

protected as it is an unique medication producing potential

individual benefit but individual and colective risk

2 Eviction of self-medication promotion of compliance to medical

prescription and of the pharmacist role as a pedagogue in

antibiotic use

Alliance Memorandum

Alliance Memorandum

3 Consolidation of the infection control activity and MDRMo cross

transmission prevention both in the community and in the hospital

namely promoting biosafety and vaccination in human and

veterinary medicine

4 Promotion of investigation on epidemiology and antimicrobial

resistance in human and veterinary sectors and of an easy access

of clinicians to data on antibiotic consumption and prevalence and

susceptibility of microrganisms

Alliance Memorandum

5 Emanation and implementation of guidelines on the use of antibiotics

in human and veterinary medicine

6 Implementation of stuctures and processes of antibiotic stewardship

in all health units including primary and continued care as stated in

DGS 0282011 of 15072011

7 Development of the use of rapid microbiological tests that will permit

decrease the avoidable use of antibiotics

Alliance Memorandum

8 Implementation of rewardin policy for health units that attain good results decreasing antibiotic consumption and antimicrobial resistance

9 Promotion of a swift investigation development and marketing of new innovative and useful antibiotics

10 Promotion of the practices put forward by the European Platform for the Respondsible Use of Medication in Animals (EPRUMA)

3-4 Feb 2012

World Alliance Against Multiresistant Organisms

bull Direcccedilatildeo Geral de Inovaccedilatildeo e Desenvolvimento Curricular

Direcccedilatildeo Geral da Sauacutede

Grupo de Infecccedilatildeo e Sepsis

bull Children and adollescents as vector of a chain of andragogy

bull Enhance e-bug

Contest for the 2nd and 3rd cycle

bull High incidence of MR microrganisms

bull High level of antibiotic consumption

bull Vicious circle

bull Recognize the problem

and commit ourselves to solve it

bull Antimicrobial Resistance Prevention

and Infection Control

two faces of the same coin

Conclusions

bull Join efforts of different institutions

bull Join data to get a better picture

bull Donrsquot just take pictures

bull Create an effective chain of reaction

bull Led by a structure DNH-based

bull That leads helps facilitates and educates in close relation to local stewardship structures

bull Commit Regional Health Authorities

bull Create a system able to finantially reward the merit of improving results and attaining goals

bull Think broad Put the Alliance to work

To Do List in the near future

bull Armando Brito Saacute

bull Filipe Froes

bull Luiacutes Caldeira

bull Luiacutes Marques Lito

bull Luiacutesa Peixe

bull Mafalda Ribeirinho

bull Joseacute Artur Paiva

PNPRA Steering Group

Page 7: THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION … · Sir Alexander Fleming Born: 6 August 1881 Deceased: 11 March 1955 Discovery of penicillin from Penicillium notatum: 1928

Methicillin R Staphylococcus aureus EARS-Net 2010

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Vancomycin R Enterococcus faecium

EARS-Net 2010

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Klebsiella pneumoniae ndash 3rd gen cephalosporin

EARSS 2008

EARS-Net 2010

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Quinolone resistant Escherichia coli

EARS-Net 2010

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Ano Resistecircncia

2001 18

2009 28

Portugal

Carbapenem R Klebsiella pneumoniae

EARS-Net 2010

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Pseudomonas aeruginosa R to carbapenems

EARS-Net 2010

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Occurrence of fluoroquinolone-resistant Escherichia coli (FQRE)

plotted against outpatient use of fluoroquinolone antimicrobial agents

in 17 European

countries

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Outpatient Antibiotic

Consumption Trend in Europe

Outpatient antibiotic use DDD 1000 habitants day

ESAC 2008

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Outpatient antibiotic consumption in Portugal

0

5

10

15

20

25

30

1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

DDD

DDD

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

ESAC

THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE

PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

We have a problem

A worldwide one

But at a high grade

No sustained improvement

bull Process indicator

to decrease antibiotic consumption

- quinolones by 10

- 3rd gen cephalosporins by 5

- carbapenems by 5

until 2015

bull Outcome indicator

to decrease antimicrobial resistance

THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE

PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Surveillance systems bull Outpatient antimicrobial consumption surveillance system

bull Hospital antimicrobial consumption surveillance system

bull Veterinary medicine antimicrobial consumption surveillance

system

bull Antimicrobial resistance surveillance system

bull Antimicrobial resistance surveillance system for alert

microrganisms (quick response)

THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE

PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Unfrequent pattern of resistance and that need immediate

infection control measures namely

bull VISA and VRSA

bull Staphylococcus aureus resistente to linezolide

bull Staphylococcus aureus and Enterococcus spp resistent to daptomicine

bull Enterococcus faecium and Enterococcus faecalis resistent to vancomycin

in health units with prevalence below 5

bull Enterobacteriaceae resistent to carbapenems or presumably

carbapenemase producers

bull Pseudomonas aeruginosa pan-resistent (PDR)

bull Pseudomonas aeruginosa extensive resistant(XDR) in health units with

prevalence below 5

bull Acinetobacter baumannii resistent to carbapenems in health units with

prevalence below 5

bull Acinetobacter baumannii PDR

Alert microrganisms

DeLisle S et al Chest 2003123504S-518S

Antibiotic Use and Infection Control

Reduce antibiotic consumption

Education

Guidelines

Education Campaign

Role perception

Risk perception

Clinician

Regulation and Stewardship

Antimicrobial

Committees and Stewards

Citizen

THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE

PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Guidelines

a General principles of antibiotic therapy b Treatment of urinary tract infections c Ampicillin e amoxicillin versus amoxicillinclavulanate d Surgical site infections prophylaxis e Carbapenems use f Quinolones use g Carbapenem resistant Enterobacteriaceae prevention and assessment h Treatment of comunity acquired pneumonia

PNPRA 2011-12

THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE

PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Antibiotic Committees and Stwardship

bull Role and goals standardization

bull Empowerment

bull Extension to Primary Care and Continued Care

bull Easy access to and use of surveillance data

bull Education and Stewardship

bull Synergism between Antibiotic and Infection Control Committees

bull Close relationship with the DNH and the program head

THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE

PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Campaign for the Citizen ldquoPreserve the Antibioticsrdquo

From the 28th September 2011 to the 29th February 2012

GRUPO DE INFECCcedilAtildeO E SEacutePSIS

bull Increase societyrsquos awareness on the serious consequences of the inadequate use of antibiotics

bull Increase knowlwdge on microrganisms and antibiotics

bull Change attitudes and behavior

bull Avoid self-medication of antibiotics

bull Promote compliance to prescription

bull Promote rules on how to deal with spare pills

bull Involve doctors nurses phaarmaceuticals and citizens in the same goal and purpose

Campaign for the Citizen

Goals

Campaign Supporting Partners

200 MUPIs placarded in the main cities

Campaign MUPIs

5000000 flyers and 10 000 posters

Campaign Flyers and Posters

Campanha Spots

226

insertions

news

41 press

24 TV

20 radio

141 internet

Campaign Results

Meeting people actions

Antimicrobial use a broader problem

Agriculture 50

- Therapy 20

- Prophylaxis 80

- Highly questionable

40-80

Humans 50

- Hospital 20

- Community 80

- Highly questionable

20-50

- Innapropriate use

up to 50

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

bull Instituto Nacional de Sauacutede Dr Ricardo Jorge

bull Direcccedilatildeo Geral de Veterinaacuteria

bull Direcccedilatildeo Geral de Inovaccedilatildeo e Desenvolvimento Curricular

bull DECO

bull Associaccedilatildeo Nacional de Farmaacutecias

bull Associaccedilatildeo Portuguesa de Induacutestria Farmacecircutica

bull Ordem dos Meacutedicos

bull Ordem dos Enfermeiros

bull Ordem dos Farmacecircuticos

bull Ordem dos Meacutedicos Veterinaacuterios

bull Associaccedilatildeo Portuguesa de Meacutedicos de Cliacutenica Geral

bull Administraccedilotildees Regionais de Sauacutede

bull Secretarias Regionais de Sauacutede

Portuguese Intersectorial Alliance for the Preservation of the Antibiotic

GRUPO DE INFECCcedilAtildeO ESEPSIS

Portuguese Intersectorial Alliance for the Preservation of the Antibiotic

1 Recognition that the antibiotic is endangered and needs to be

protected as it is an unique medication producing potential

individual benefit but individual and colective risk

2 Eviction of self-medication promotion of compliance to medical

prescription and of the pharmacist role as a pedagogue in

antibiotic use

Alliance Memorandum

Alliance Memorandum

3 Consolidation of the infection control activity and MDRMo cross

transmission prevention both in the community and in the hospital

namely promoting biosafety and vaccination in human and

veterinary medicine

4 Promotion of investigation on epidemiology and antimicrobial

resistance in human and veterinary sectors and of an easy access

of clinicians to data on antibiotic consumption and prevalence and

susceptibility of microrganisms

Alliance Memorandum

5 Emanation and implementation of guidelines on the use of antibiotics

in human and veterinary medicine

6 Implementation of stuctures and processes of antibiotic stewardship

in all health units including primary and continued care as stated in

DGS 0282011 of 15072011

7 Development of the use of rapid microbiological tests that will permit

decrease the avoidable use of antibiotics

Alliance Memorandum

8 Implementation of rewardin policy for health units that attain good results decreasing antibiotic consumption and antimicrobial resistance

9 Promotion of a swift investigation development and marketing of new innovative and useful antibiotics

10 Promotion of the practices put forward by the European Platform for the Respondsible Use of Medication in Animals (EPRUMA)

3-4 Feb 2012

World Alliance Against Multiresistant Organisms

bull Direcccedilatildeo Geral de Inovaccedilatildeo e Desenvolvimento Curricular

Direcccedilatildeo Geral da Sauacutede

Grupo de Infecccedilatildeo e Sepsis

bull Children and adollescents as vector of a chain of andragogy

bull Enhance e-bug

Contest for the 2nd and 3rd cycle

bull High incidence of MR microrganisms

bull High level of antibiotic consumption

bull Vicious circle

bull Recognize the problem

and commit ourselves to solve it

bull Antimicrobial Resistance Prevention

and Infection Control

two faces of the same coin

Conclusions

bull Join efforts of different institutions

bull Join data to get a better picture

bull Donrsquot just take pictures

bull Create an effective chain of reaction

bull Led by a structure DNH-based

bull That leads helps facilitates and educates in close relation to local stewardship structures

bull Commit Regional Health Authorities

bull Create a system able to finantially reward the merit of improving results and attaining goals

bull Think broad Put the Alliance to work

To Do List in the near future

bull Armando Brito Saacute

bull Filipe Froes

bull Luiacutes Caldeira

bull Luiacutes Marques Lito

bull Luiacutesa Peixe

bull Mafalda Ribeirinho

bull Joseacute Artur Paiva

PNPRA Steering Group

Page 8: THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION … · Sir Alexander Fleming Born: 6 August 1881 Deceased: 11 March 1955 Discovery of penicillin from Penicillium notatum: 1928

Vancomycin R Enterococcus faecium

EARS-Net 2010

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Klebsiella pneumoniae ndash 3rd gen cephalosporin

EARSS 2008

EARS-Net 2010

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Quinolone resistant Escherichia coli

EARS-Net 2010

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Ano Resistecircncia

2001 18

2009 28

Portugal

Carbapenem R Klebsiella pneumoniae

EARS-Net 2010

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Pseudomonas aeruginosa R to carbapenems

EARS-Net 2010

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Occurrence of fluoroquinolone-resistant Escherichia coli (FQRE)

plotted against outpatient use of fluoroquinolone antimicrobial agents

in 17 European

countries

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Outpatient Antibiotic

Consumption Trend in Europe

Outpatient antibiotic use DDD 1000 habitants day

ESAC 2008

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Outpatient antibiotic consumption in Portugal

0

5

10

15

20

25

30

1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

DDD

DDD

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

ESAC

THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE

PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

We have a problem

A worldwide one

But at a high grade

No sustained improvement

bull Process indicator

to decrease antibiotic consumption

- quinolones by 10

- 3rd gen cephalosporins by 5

- carbapenems by 5

until 2015

bull Outcome indicator

to decrease antimicrobial resistance

THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE

PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Surveillance systems bull Outpatient antimicrobial consumption surveillance system

bull Hospital antimicrobial consumption surveillance system

bull Veterinary medicine antimicrobial consumption surveillance

system

bull Antimicrobial resistance surveillance system

bull Antimicrobial resistance surveillance system for alert

microrganisms (quick response)

THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE

PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Unfrequent pattern of resistance and that need immediate

infection control measures namely

bull VISA and VRSA

bull Staphylococcus aureus resistente to linezolide

bull Staphylococcus aureus and Enterococcus spp resistent to daptomicine

bull Enterococcus faecium and Enterococcus faecalis resistent to vancomycin

in health units with prevalence below 5

bull Enterobacteriaceae resistent to carbapenems or presumably

carbapenemase producers

bull Pseudomonas aeruginosa pan-resistent (PDR)

bull Pseudomonas aeruginosa extensive resistant(XDR) in health units with

prevalence below 5

bull Acinetobacter baumannii resistent to carbapenems in health units with

prevalence below 5

bull Acinetobacter baumannii PDR

Alert microrganisms

DeLisle S et al Chest 2003123504S-518S

Antibiotic Use and Infection Control

Reduce antibiotic consumption

Education

Guidelines

Education Campaign

Role perception

Risk perception

Clinician

Regulation and Stewardship

Antimicrobial

Committees and Stewards

Citizen

THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE

PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Guidelines

a General principles of antibiotic therapy b Treatment of urinary tract infections c Ampicillin e amoxicillin versus amoxicillinclavulanate d Surgical site infections prophylaxis e Carbapenems use f Quinolones use g Carbapenem resistant Enterobacteriaceae prevention and assessment h Treatment of comunity acquired pneumonia

PNPRA 2011-12

THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE

PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Antibiotic Committees and Stwardship

bull Role and goals standardization

bull Empowerment

bull Extension to Primary Care and Continued Care

bull Easy access to and use of surveillance data

bull Education and Stewardship

bull Synergism between Antibiotic and Infection Control Committees

bull Close relationship with the DNH and the program head

THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE

PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Campaign for the Citizen ldquoPreserve the Antibioticsrdquo

From the 28th September 2011 to the 29th February 2012

GRUPO DE INFECCcedilAtildeO E SEacutePSIS

bull Increase societyrsquos awareness on the serious consequences of the inadequate use of antibiotics

bull Increase knowlwdge on microrganisms and antibiotics

bull Change attitudes and behavior

bull Avoid self-medication of antibiotics

bull Promote compliance to prescription

bull Promote rules on how to deal with spare pills

bull Involve doctors nurses phaarmaceuticals and citizens in the same goal and purpose

Campaign for the Citizen

Goals

Campaign Supporting Partners

200 MUPIs placarded in the main cities

Campaign MUPIs

5000000 flyers and 10 000 posters

Campaign Flyers and Posters

Campanha Spots

226

insertions

news

41 press

24 TV

20 radio

141 internet

Campaign Results

Meeting people actions

Antimicrobial use a broader problem

Agriculture 50

- Therapy 20

- Prophylaxis 80

- Highly questionable

40-80

Humans 50

- Hospital 20

- Community 80

- Highly questionable

20-50

- Innapropriate use

up to 50

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

bull Instituto Nacional de Sauacutede Dr Ricardo Jorge

bull Direcccedilatildeo Geral de Veterinaacuteria

bull Direcccedilatildeo Geral de Inovaccedilatildeo e Desenvolvimento Curricular

bull DECO

bull Associaccedilatildeo Nacional de Farmaacutecias

bull Associaccedilatildeo Portuguesa de Induacutestria Farmacecircutica

bull Ordem dos Meacutedicos

bull Ordem dos Enfermeiros

bull Ordem dos Farmacecircuticos

bull Ordem dos Meacutedicos Veterinaacuterios

bull Associaccedilatildeo Portuguesa de Meacutedicos de Cliacutenica Geral

bull Administraccedilotildees Regionais de Sauacutede

bull Secretarias Regionais de Sauacutede

Portuguese Intersectorial Alliance for the Preservation of the Antibiotic

GRUPO DE INFECCcedilAtildeO ESEPSIS

Portuguese Intersectorial Alliance for the Preservation of the Antibiotic

1 Recognition that the antibiotic is endangered and needs to be

protected as it is an unique medication producing potential

individual benefit but individual and colective risk

2 Eviction of self-medication promotion of compliance to medical

prescription and of the pharmacist role as a pedagogue in

antibiotic use

Alliance Memorandum

Alliance Memorandum

3 Consolidation of the infection control activity and MDRMo cross

transmission prevention both in the community and in the hospital

namely promoting biosafety and vaccination in human and

veterinary medicine

4 Promotion of investigation on epidemiology and antimicrobial

resistance in human and veterinary sectors and of an easy access

of clinicians to data on antibiotic consumption and prevalence and

susceptibility of microrganisms

Alliance Memorandum

5 Emanation and implementation of guidelines on the use of antibiotics

in human and veterinary medicine

6 Implementation of stuctures and processes of antibiotic stewardship

in all health units including primary and continued care as stated in

DGS 0282011 of 15072011

7 Development of the use of rapid microbiological tests that will permit

decrease the avoidable use of antibiotics

Alliance Memorandum

8 Implementation of rewardin policy for health units that attain good results decreasing antibiotic consumption and antimicrobial resistance

9 Promotion of a swift investigation development and marketing of new innovative and useful antibiotics

10 Promotion of the practices put forward by the European Platform for the Respondsible Use of Medication in Animals (EPRUMA)

3-4 Feb 2012

World Alliance Against Multiresistant Organisms

bull Direcccedilatildeo Geral de Inovaccedilatildeo e Desenvolvimento Curricular

Direcccedilatildeo Geral da Sauacutede

Grupo de Infecccedilatildeo e Sepsis

bull Children and adollescents as vector of a chain of andragogy

bull Enhance e-bug

Contest for the 2nd and 3rd cycle

bull High incidence of MR microrganisms

bull High level of antibiotic consumption

bull Vicious circle

bull Recognize the problem

and commit ourselves to solve it

bull Antimicrobial Resistance Prevention

and Infection Control

two faces of the same coin

Conclusions

bull Join efforts of different institutions

bull Join data to get a better picture

bull Donrsquot just take pictures

bull Create an effective chain of reaction

bull Led by a structure DNH-based

bull That leads helps facilitates and educates in close relation to local stewardship structures

bull Commit Regional Health Authorities

bull Create a system able to finantially reward the merit of improving results and attaining goals

bull Think broad Put the Alliance to work

To Do List in the near future

bull Armando Brito Saacute

bull Filipe Froes

bull Luiacutes Caldeira

bull Luiacutes Marques Lito

bull Luiacutesa Peixe

bull Mafalda Ribeirinho

bull Joseacute Artur Paiva

PNPRA Steering Group

Page 9: THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION … · Sir Alexander Fleming Born: 6 August 1881 Deceased: 11 March 1955 Discovery of penicillin from Penicillium notatum: 1928

Klebsiella pneumoniae ndash 3rd gen cephalosporin

EARSS 2008

EARS-Net 2010

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Quinolone resistant Escherichia coli

EARS-Net 2010

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Ano Resistecircncia

2001 18

2009 28

Portugal

Carbapenem R Klebsiella pneumoniae

EARS-Net 2010

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Pseudomonas aeruginosa R to carbapenems

EARS-Net 2010

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Occurrence of fluoroquinolone-resistant Escherichia coli (FQRE)

plotted against outpatient use of fluoroquinolone antimicrobial agents

in 17 European

countries

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Outpatient Antibiotic

Consumption Trend in Europe

Outpatient antibiotic use DDD 1000 habitants day

ESAC 2008

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Outpatient antibiotic consumption in Portugal

0

5

10

15

20

25

30

1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

DDD

DDD

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

ESAC

THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE

PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

We have a problem

A worldwide one

But at a high grade

No sustained improvement

bull Process indicator

to decrease antibiotic consumption

- quinolones by 10

- 3rd gen cephalosporins by 5

- carbapenems by 5

until 2015

bull Outcome indicator

to decrease antimicrobial resistance

THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE

PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Surveillance systems bull Outpatient antimicrobial consumption surveillance system

bull Hospital antimicrobial consumption surveillance system

bull Veterinary medicine antimicrobial consumption surveillance

system

bull Antimicrobial resistance surveillance system

bull Antimicrobial resistance surveillance system for alert

microrganisms (quick response)

THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE

PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Unfrequent pattern of resistance and that need immediate

infection control measures namely

bull VISA and VRSA

bull Staphylococcus aureus resistente to linezolide

bull Staphylococcus aureus and Enterococcus spp resistent to daptomicine

bull Enterococcus faecium and Enterococcus faecalis resistent to vancomycin

in health units with prevalence below 5

bull Enterobacteriaceae resistent to carbapenems or presumably

carbapenemase producers

bull Pseudomonas aeruginosa pan-resistent (PDR)

bull Pseudomonas aeruginosa extensive resistant(XDR) in health units with

prevalence below 5

bull Acinetobacter baumannii resistent to carbapenems in health units with

prevalence below 5

bull Acinetobacter baumannii PDR

Alert microrganisms

DeLisle S et al Chest 2003123504S-518S

Antibiotic Use and Infection Control

Reduce antibiotic consumption

Education

Guidelines

Education Campaign

Role perception

Risk perception

Clinician

Regulation and Stewardship

Antimicrobial

Committees and Stewards

Citizen

THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE

PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Guidelines

a General principles of antibiotic therapy b Treatment of urinary tract infections c Ampicillin e amoxicillin versus amoxicillinclavulanate d Surgical site infections prophylaxis e Carbapenems use f Quinolones use g Carbapenem resistant Enterobacteriaceae prevention and assessment h Treatment of comunity acquired pneumonia

PNPRA 2011-12

THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE

PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Antibiotic Committees and Stwardship

bull Role and goals standardization

bull Empowerment

bull Extension to Primary Care and Continued Care

bull Easy access to and use of surveillance data

bull Education and Stewardship

bull Synergism between Antibiotic and Infection Control Committees

bull Close relationship with the DNH and the program head

THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE

PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Campaign for the Citizen ldquoPreserve the Antibioticsrdquo

From the 28th September 2011 to the 29th February 2012

GRUPO DE INFECCcedilAtildeO E SEacutePSIS

bull Increase societyrsquos awareness on the serious consequences of the inadequate use of antibiotics

bull Increase knowlwdge on microrganisms and antibiotics

bull Change attitudes and behavior

bull Avoid self-medication of antibiotics

bull Promote compliance to prescription

bull Promote rules on how to deal with spare pills

bull Involve doctors nurses phaarmaceuticals and citizens in the same goal and purpose

Campaign for the Citizen

Goals

Campaign Supporting Partners

200 MUPIs placarded in the main cities

Campaign MUPIs

5000000 flyers and 10 000 posters

Campaign Flyers and Posters

Campanha Spots

226

insertions

news

41 press

24 TV

20 radio

141 internet

Campaign Results

Meeting people actions

Antimicrobial use a broader problem

Agriculture 50

- Therapy 20

- Prophylaxis 80

- Highly questionable

40-80

Humans 50

- Hospital 20

- Community 80

- Highly questionable

20-50

- Innapropriate use

up to 50

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

bull Instituto Nacional de Sauacutede Dr Ricardo Jorge

bull Direcccedilatildeo Geral de Veterinaacuteria

bull Direcccedilatildeo Geral de Inovaccedilatildeo e Desenvolvimento Curricular

bull DECO

bull Associaccedilatildeo Nacional de Farmaacutecias

bull Associaccedilatildeo Portuguesa de Induacutestria Farmacecircutica

bull Ordem dos Meacutedicos

bull Ordem dos Enfermeiros

bull Ordem dos Farmacecircuticos

bull Ordem dos Meacutedicos Veterinaacuterios

bull Associaccedilatildeo Portuguesa de Meacutedicos de Cliacutenica Geral

bull Administraccedilotildees Regionais de Sauacutede

bull Secretarias Regionais de Sauacutede

Portuguese Intersectorial Alliance for the Preservation of the Antibiotic

GRUPO DE INFECCcedilAtildeO ESEPSIS

Portuguese Intersectorial Alliance for the Preservation of the Antibiotic

1 Recognition that the antibiotic is endangered and needs to be

protected as it is an unique medication producing potential

individual benefit but individual and colective risk

2 Eviction of self-medication promotion of compliance to medical

prescription and of the pharmacist role as a pedagogue in

antibiotic use

Alliance Memorandum

Alliance Memorandum

3 Consolidation of the infection control activity and MDRMo cross

transmission prevention both in the community and in the hospital

namely promoting biosafety and vaccination in human and

veterinary medicine

4 Promotion of investigation on epidemiology and antimicrobial

resistance in human and veterinary sectors and of an easy access

of clinicians to data on antibiotic consumption and prevalence and

susceptibility of microrganisms

Alliance Memorandum

5 Emanation and implementation of guidelines on the use of antibiotics

in human and veterinary medicine

6 Implementation of stuctures and processes of antibiotic stewardship

in all health units including primary and continued care as stated in

DGS 0282011 of 15072011

7 Development of the use of rapid microbiological tests that will permit

decrease the avoidable use of antibiotics

Alliance Memorandum

8 Implementation of rewardin policy for health units that attain good results decreasing antibiotic consumption and antimicrobial resistance

9 Promotion of a swift investigation development and marketing of new innovative and useful antibiotics

10 Promotion of the practices put forward by the European Platform for the Respondsible Use of Medication in Animals (EPRUMA)

3-4 Feb 2012

World Alliance Against Multiresistant Organisms

bull Direcccedilatildeo Geral de Inovaccedilatildeo e Desenvolvimento Curricular

Direcccedilatildeo Geral da Sauacutede

Grupo de Infecccedilatildeo e Sepsis

bull Children and adollescents as vector of a chain of andragogy

bull Enhance e-bug

Contest for the 2nd and 3rd cycle

bull High incidence of MR microrganisms

bull High level of antibiotic consumption

bull Vicious circle

bull Recognize the problem

and commit ourselves to solve it

bull Antimicrobial Resistance Prevention

and Infection Control

two faces of the same coin

Conclusions

bull Join efforts of different institutions

bull Join data to get a better picture

bull Donrsquot just take pictures

bull Create an effective chain of reaction

bull Led by a structure DNH-based

bull That leads helps facilitates and educates in close relation to local stewardship structures

bull Commit Regional Health Authorities

bull Create a system able to finantially reward the merit of improving results and attaining goals

bull Think broad Put the Alliance to work

To Do List in the near future

bull Armando Brito Saacute

bull Filipe Froes

bull Luiacutes Caldeira

bull Luiacutes Marques Lito

bull Luiacutesa Peixe

bull Mafalda Ribeirinho

bull Joseacute Artur Paiva

PNPRA Steering Group

Page 10: THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION … · Sir Alexander Fleming Born: 6 August 1881 Deceased: 11 March 1955 Discovery of penicillin from Penicillium notatum: 1928

Quinolone resistant Escherichia coli

EARS-Net 2010

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Ano Resistecircncia

2001 18

2009 28

Portugal

Carbapenem R Klebsiella pneumoniae

EARS-Net 2010

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Pseudomonas aeruginosa R to carbapenems

EARS-Net 2010

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Occurrence of fluoroquinolone-resistant Escherichia coli (FQRE)

plotted against outpatient use of fluoroquinolone antimicrobial agents

in 17 European

countries

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Outpatient Antibiotic

Consumption Trend in Europe

Outpatient antibiotic use DDD 1000 habitants day

ESAC 2008

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Outpatient antibiotic consumption in Portugal

0

5

10

15

20

25

30

1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

DDD

DDD

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

ESAC

THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE

PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

We have a problem

A worldwide one

But at a high grade

No sustained improvement

bull Process indicator

to decrease antibiotic consumption

- quinolones by 10

- 3rd gen cephalosporins by 5

- carbapenems by 5

until 2015

bull Outcome indicator

to decrease antimicrobial resistance

THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE

PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Surveillance systems bull Outpatient antimicrobial consumption surveillance system

bull Hospital antimicrobial consumption surveillance system

bull Veterinary medicine antimicrobial consumption surveillance

system

bull Antimicrobial resistance surveillance system

bull Antimicrobial resistance surveillance system for alert

microrganisms (quick response)

THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE

PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Unfrequent pattern of resistance and that need immediate

infection control measures namely

bull VISA and VRSA

bull Staphylococcus aureus resistente to linezolide

bull Staphylococcus aureus and Enterococcus spp resistent to daptomicine

bull Enterococcus faecium and Enterococcus faecalis resistent to vancomycin

in health units with prevalence below 5

bull Enterobacteriaceae resistent to carbapenems or presumably

carbapenemase producers

bull Pseudomonas aeruginosa pan-resistent (PDR)

bull Pseudomonas aeruginosa extensive resistant(XDR) in health units with

prevalence below 5

bull Acinetobacter baumannii resistent to carbapenems in health units with

prevalence below 5

bull Acinetobacter baumannii PDR

Alert microrganisms

DeLisle S et al Chest 2003123504S-518S

Antibiotic Use and Infection Control

Reduce antibiotic consumption

Education

Guidelines

Education Campaign

Role perception

Risk perception

Clinician

Regulation and Stewardship

Antimicrobial

Committees and Stewards

Citizen

THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE

PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Guidelines

a General principles of antibiotic therapy b Treatment of urinary tract infections c Ampicillin e amoxicillin versus amoxicillinclavulanate d Surgical site infections prophylaxis e Carbapenems use f Quinolones use g Carbapenem resistant Enterobacteriaceae prevention and assessment h Treatment of comunity acquired pneumonia

PNPRA 2011-12

THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE

PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Antibiotic Committees and Stwardship

bull Role and goals standardization

bull Empowerment

bull Extension to Primary Care and Continued Care

bull Easy access to and use of surveillance data

bull Education and Stewardship

bull Synergism between Antibiotic and Infection Control Committees

bull Close relationship with the DNH and the program head

THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE

PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Campaign for the Citizen ldquoPreserve the Antibioticsrdquo

From the 28th September 2011 to the 29th February 2012

GRUPO DE INFECCcedilAtildeO E SEacutePSIS

bull Increase societyrsquos awareness on the serious consequences of the inadequate use of antibiotics

bull Increase knowlwdge on microrganisms and antibiotics

bull Change attitudes and behavior

bull Avoid self-medication of antibiotics

bull Promote compliance to prescription

bull Promote rules on how to deal with spare pills

bull Involve doctors nurses phaarmaceuticals and citizens in the same goal and purpose

Campaign for the Citizen

Goals

Campaign Supporting Partners

200 MUPIs placarded in the main cities

Campaign MUPIs

5000000 flyers and 10 000 posters

Campaign Flyers and Posters

Campanha Spots

226

insertions

news

41 press

24 TV

20 radio

141 internet

Campaign Results

Meeting people actions

Antimicrobial use a broader problem

Agriculture 50

- Therapy 20

- Prophylaxis 80

- Highly questionable

40-80

Humans 50

- Hospital 20

- Community 80

- Highly questionable

20-50

- Innapropriate use

up to 50

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

bull Instituto Nacional de Sauacutede Dr Ricardo Jorge

bull Direcccedilatildeo Geral de Veterinaacuteria

bull Direcccedilatildeo Geral de Inovaccedilatildeo e Desenvolvimento Curricular

bull DECO

bull Associaccedilatildeo Nacional de Farmaacutecias

bull Associaccedilatildeo Portuguesa de Induacutestria Farmacecircutica

bull Ordem dos Meacutedicos

bull Ordem dos Enfermeiros

bull Ordem dos Farmacecircuticos

bull Ordem dos Meacutedicos Veterinaacuterios

bull Associaccedilatildeo Portuguesa de Meacutedicos de Cliacutenica Geral

bull Administraccedilotildees Regionais de Sauacutede

bull Secretarias Regionais de Sauacutede

Portuguese Intersectorial Alliance for the Preservation of the Antibiotic

GRUPO DE INFECCcedilAtildeO ESEPSIS

Portuguese Intersectorial Alliance for the Preservation of the Antibiotic

1 Recognition that the antibiotic is endangered and needs to be

protected as it is an unique medication producing potential

individual benefit but individual and colective risk

2 Eviction of self-medication promotion of compliance to medical

prescription and of the pharmacist role as a pedagogue in

antibiotic use

Alliance Memorandum

Alliance Memorandum

3 Consolidation of the infection control activity and MDRMo cross

transmission prevention both in the community and in the hospital

namely promoting biosafety and vaccination in human and

veterinary medicine

4 Promotion of investigation on epidemiology and antimicrobial

resistance in human and veterinary sectors and of an easy access

of clinicians to data on antibiotic consumption and prevalence and

susceptibility of microrganisms

Alliance Memorandum

5 Emanation and implementation of guidelines on the use of antibiotics

in human and veterinary medicine

6 Implementation of stuctures and processes of antibiotic stewardship

in all health units including primary and continued care as stated in

DGS 0282011 of 15072011

7 Development of the use of rapid microbiological tests that will permit

decrease the avoidable use of antibiotics

Alliance Memorandum

8 Implementation of rewardin policy for health units that attain good results decreasing antibiotic consumption and antimicrobial resistance

9 Promotion of a swift investigation development and marketing of new innovative and useful antibiotics

10 Promotion of the practices put forward by the European Platform for the Respondsible Use of Medication in Animals (EPRUMA)

3-4 Feb 2012

World Alliance Against Multiresistant Organisms

bull Direcccedilatildeo Geral de Inovaccedilatildeo e Desenvolvimento Curricular

Direcccedilatildeo Geral da Sauacutede

Grupo de Infecccedilatildeo e Sepsis

bull Children and adollescents as vector of a chain of andragogy

bull Enhance e-bug

Contest for the 2nd and 3rd cycle

bull High incidence of MR microrganisms

bull High level of antibiotic consumption

bull Vicious circle

bull Recognize the problem

and commit ourselves to solve it

bull Antimicrobial Resistance Prevention

and Infection Control

two faces of the same coin

Conclusions

bull Join efforts of different institutions

bull Join data to get a better picture

bull Donrsquot just take pictures

bull Create an effective chain of reaction

bull Led by a structure DNH-based

bull That leads helps facilitates and educates in close relation to local stewardship structures

bull Commit Regional Health Authorities

bull Create a system able to finantially reward the merit of improving results and attaining goals

bull Think broad Put the Alliance to work

To Do List in the near future

bull Armando Brito Saacute

bull Filipe Froes

bull Luiacutes Caldeira

bull Luiacutes Marques Lito

bull Luiacutesa Peixe

bull Mafalda Ribeirinho

bull Joseacute Artur Paiva

PNPRA Steering Group

Page 11: THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION … · Sir Alexander Fleming Born: 6 August 1881 Deceased: 11 March 1955 Discovery of penicillin from Penicillium notatum: 1928

Carbapenem R Klebsiella pneumoniae

EARS-Net 2010

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Pseudomonas aeruginosa R to carbapenems

EARS-Net 2010

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Occurrence of fluoroquinolone-resistant Escherichia coli (FQRE)

plotted against outpatient use of fluoroquinolone antimicrobial agents

in 17 European

countries

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Outpatient Antibiotic

Consumption Trend in Europe

Outpatient antibiotic use DDD 1000 habitants day

ESAC 2008

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Outpatient antibiotic consumption in Portugal

0

5

10

15

20

25

30

1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

DDD

DDD

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

ESAC

THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE

PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

We have a problem

A worldwide one

But at a high grade

No sustained improvement

bull Process indicator

to decrease antibiotic consumption

- quinolones by 10

- 3rd gen cephalosporins by 5

- carbapenems by 5

until 2015

bull Outcome indicator

to decrease antimicrobial resistance

THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE

PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Surveillance systems bull Outpatient antimicrobial consumption surveillance system

bull Hospital antimicrobial consumption surveillance system

bull Veterinary medicine antimicrobial consumption surveillance

system

bull Antimicrobial resistance surveillance system

bull Antimicrobial resistance surveillance system for alert

microrganisms (quick response)

THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE

PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Unfrequent pattern of resistance and that need immediate

infection control measures namely

bull VISA and VRSA

bull Staphylococcus aureus resistente to linezolide

bull Staphylococcus aureus and Enterococcus spp resistent to daptomicine

bull Enterococcus faecium and Enterococcus faecalis resistent to vancomycin

in health units with prevalence below 5

bull Enterobacteriaceae resistent to carbapenems or presumably

carbapenemase producers

bull Pseudomonas aeruginosa pan-resistent (PDR)

bull Pseudomonas aeruginosa extensive resistant(XDR) in health units with

prevalence below 5

bull Acinetobacter baumannii resistent to carbapenems in health units with

prevalence below 5

bull Acinetobacter baumannii PDR

Alert microrganisms

DeLisle S et al Chest 2003123504S-518S

Antibiotic Use and Infection Control

Reduce antibiotic consumption

Education

Guidelines

Education Campaign

Role perception

Risk perception

Clinician

Regulation and Stewardship

Antimicrobial

Committees and Stewards

Citizen

THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE

PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Guidelines

a General principles of antibiotic therapy b Treatment of urinary tract infections c Ampicillin e amoxicillin versus amoxicillinclavulanate d Surgical site infections prophylaxis e Carbapenems use f Quinolones use g Carbapenem resistant Enterobacteriaceae prevention and assessment h Treatment of comunity acquired pneumonia

PNPRA 2011-12

THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE

PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Antibiotic Committees and Stwardship

bull Role and goals standardization

bull Empowerment

bull Extension to Primary Care and Continued Care

bull Easy access to and use of surveillance data

bull Education and Stewardship

bull Synergism between Antibiotic and Infection Control Committees

bull Close relationship with the DNH and the program head

THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE

PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Campaign for the Citizen ldquoPreserve the Antibioticsrdquo

From the 28th September 2011 to the 29th February 2012

GRUPO DE INFECCcedilAtildeO E SEacutePSIS

bull Increase societyrsquos awareness on the serious consequences of the inadequate use of antibiotics

bull Increase knowlwdge on microrganisms and antibiotics

bull Change attitudes and behavior

bull Avoid self-medication of antibiotics

bull Promote compliance to prescription

bull Promote rules on how to deal with spare pills

bull Involve doctors nurses phaarmaceuticals and citizens in the same goal and purpose

Campaign for the Citizen

Goals

Campaign Supporting Partners

200 MUPIs placarded in the main cities

Campaign MUPIs

5000000 flyers and 10 000 posters

Campaign Flyers and Posters

Campanha Spots

226

insertions

news

41 press

24 TV

20 radio

141 internet

Campaign Results

Meeting people actions

Antimicrobial use a broader problem

Agriculture 50

- Therapy 20

- Prophylaxis 80

- Highly questionable

40-80

Humans 50

- Hospital 20

- Community 80

- Highly questionable

20-50

- Innapropriate use

up to 50

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

bull Instituto Nacional de Sauacutede Dr Ricardo Jorge

bull Direcccedilatildeo Geral de Veterinaacuteria

bull Direcccedilatildeo Geral de Inovaccedilatildeo e Desenvolvimento Curricular

bull DECO

bull Associaccedilatildeo Nacional de Farmaacutecias

bull Associaccedilatildeo Portuguesa de Induacutestria Farmacecircutica

bull Ordem dos Meacutedicos

bull Ordem dos Enfermeiros

bull Ordem dos Farmacecircuticos

bull Ordem dos Meacutedicos Veterinaacuterios

bull Associaccedilatildeo Portuguesa de Meacutedicos de Cliacutenica Geral

bull Administraccedilotildees Regionais de Sauacutede

bull Secretarias Regionais de Sauacutede

Portuguese Intersectorial Alliance for the Preservation of the Antibiotic

GRUPO DE INFECCcedilAtildeO ESEPSIS

Portuguese Intersectorial Alliance for the Preservation of the Antibiotic

1 Recognition that the antibiotic is endangered and needs to be

protected as it is an unique medication producing potential

individual benefit but individual and colective risk

2 Eviction of self-medication promotion of compliance to medical

prescription and of the pharmacist role as a pedagogue in

antibiotic use

Alliance Memorandum

Alliance Memorandum

3 Consolidation of the infection control activity and MDRMo cross

transmission prevention both in the community and in the hospital

namely promoting biosafety and vaccination in human and

veterinary medicine

4 Promotion of investigation on epidemiology and antimicrobial

resistance in human and veterinary sectors and of an easy access

of clinicians to data on antibiotic consumption and prevalence and

susceptibility of microrganisms

Alliance Memorandum

5 Emanation and implementation of guidelines on the use of antibiotics

in human and veterinary medicine

6 Implementation of stuctures and processes of antibiotic stewardship

in all health units including primary and continued care as stated in

DGS 0282011 of 15072011

7 Development of the use of rapid microbiological tests that will permit

decrease the avoidable use of antibiotics

Alliance Memorandum

8 Implementation of rewardin policy for health units that attain good results decreasing antibiotic consumption and antimicrobial resistance

9 Promotion of a swift investigation development and marketing of new innovative and useful antibiotics

10 Promotion of the practices put forward by the European Platform for the Respondsible Use of Medication in Animals (EPRUMA)

3-4 Feb 2012

World Alliance Against Multiresistant Organisms

bull Direcccedilatildeo Geral de Inovaccedilatildeo e Desenvolvimento Curricular

Direcccedilatildeo Geral da Sauacutede

Grupo de Infecccedilatildeo e Sepsis

bull Children and adollescents as vector of a chain of andragogy

bull Enhance e-bug

Contest for the 2nd and 3rd cycle

bull High incidence of MR microrganisms

bull High level of antibiotic consumption

bull Vicious circle

bull Recognize the problem

and commit ourselves to solve it

bull Antimicrobial Resistance Prevention

and Infection Control

two faces of the same coin

Conclusions

bull Join efforts of different institutions

bull Join data to get a better picture

bull Donrsquot just take pictures

bull Create an effective chain of reaction

bull Led by a structure DNH-based

bull That leads helps facilitates and educates in close relation to local stewardship structures

bull Commit Regional Health Authorities

bull Create a system able to finantially reward the merit of improving results and attaining goals

bull Think broad Put the Alliance to work

To Do List in the near future

bull Armando Brito Saacute

bull Filipe Froes

bull Luiacutes Caldeira

bull Luiacutes Marques Lito

bull Luiacutesa Peixe

bull Mafalda Ribeirinho

bull Joseacute Artur Paiva

PNPRA Steering Group

Page 12: THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION … · Sir Alexander Fleming Born: 6 August 1881 Deceased: 11 March 1955 Discovery of penicillin from Penicillium notatum: 1928

Pseudomonas aeruginosa R to carbapenems

EARS-Net 2010

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Occurrence of fluoroquinolone-resistant Escherichia coli (FQRE)

plotted against outpatient use of fluoroquinolone antimicrobial agents

in 17 European

countries

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Outpatient Antibiotic

Consumption Trend in Europe

Outpatient antibiotic use DDD 1000 habitants day

ESAC 2008

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Outpatient antibiotic consumption in Portugal

0

5

10

15

20

25

30

1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

DDD

DDD

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

ESAC

THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE

PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

We have a problem

A worldwide one

But at a high grade

No sustained improvement

bull Process indicator

to decrease antibiotic consumption

- quinolones by 10

- 3rd gen cephalosporins by 5

- carbapenems by 5

until 2015

bull Outcome indicator

to decrease antimicrobial resistance

THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE

PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Surveillance systems bull Outpatient antimicrobial consumption surveillance system

bull Hospital antimicrobial consumption surveillance system

bull Veterinary medicine antimicrobial consumption surveillance

system

bull Antimicrobial resistance surveillance system

bull Antimicrobial resistance surveillance system for alert

microrganisms (quick response)

THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE

PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Unfrequent pattern of resistance and that need immediate

infection control measures namely

bull VISA and VRSA

bull Staphylococcus aureus resistente to linezolide

bull Staphylococcus aureus and Enterococcus spp resistent to daptomicine

bull Enterococcus faecium and Enterococcus faecalis resistent to vancomycin

in health units with prevalence below 5

bull Enterobacteriaceae resistent to carbapenems or presumably

carbapenemase producers

bull Pseudomonas aeruginosa pan-resistent (PDR)

bull Pseudomonas aeruginosa extensive resistant(XDR) in health units with

prevalence below 5

bull Acinetobacter baumannii resistent to carbapenems in health units with

prevalence below 5

bull Acinetobacter baumannii PDR

Alert microrganisms

DeLisle S et al Chest 2003123504S-518S

Antibiotic Use and Infection Control

Reduce antibiotic consumption

Education

Guidelines

Education Campaign

Role perception

Risk perception

Clinician

Regulation and Stewardship

Antimicrobial

Committees and Stewards

Citizen

THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE

PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Guidelines

a General principles of antibiotic therapy b Treatment of urinary tract infections c Ampicillin e amoxicillin versus amoxicillinclavulanate d Surgical site infections prophylaxis e Carbapenems use f Quinolones use g Carbapenem resistant Enterobacteriaceae prevention and assessment h Treatment of comunity acquired pneumonia

PNPRA 2011-12

THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE

PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Antibiotic Committees and Stwardship

bull Role and goals standardization

bull Empowerment

bull Extension to Primary Care and Continued Care

bull Easy access to and use of surveillance data

bull Education and Stewardship

bull Synergism between Antibiotic and Infection Control Committees

bull Close relationship with the DNH and the program head

THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE

PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Campaign for the Citizen ldquoPreserve the Antibioticsrdquo

From the 28th September 2011 to the 29th February 2012

GRUPO DE INFECCcedilAtildeO E SEacutePSIS

bull Increase societyrsquos awareness on the serious consequences of the inadequate use of antibiotics

bull Increase knowlwdge on microrganisms and antibiotics

bull Change attitudes and behavior

bull Avoid self-medication of antibiotics

bull Promote compliance to prescription

bull Promote rules on how to deal with spare pills

bull Involve doctors nurses phaarmaceuticals and citizens in the same goal and purpose

Campaign for the Citizen

Goals

Campaign Supporting Partners

200 MUPIs placarded in the main cities

Campaign MUPIs

5000000 flyers and 10 000 posters

Campaign Flyers and Posters

Campanha Spots

226

insertions

news

41 press

24 TV

20 radio

141 internet

Campaign Results

Meeting people actions

Antimicrobial use a broader problem

Agriculture 50

- Therapy 20

- Prophylaxis 80

- Highly questionable

40-80

Humans 50

- Hospital 20

- Community 80

- Highly questionable

20-50

- Innapropriate use

up to 50

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

bull Instituto Nacional de Sauacutede Dr Ricardo Jorge

bull Direcccedilatildeo Geral de Veterinaacuteria

bull Direcccedilatildeo Geral de Inovaccedilatildeo e Desenvolvimento Curricular

bull DECO

bull Associaccedilatildeo Nacional de Farmaacutecias

bull Associaccedilatildeo Portuguesa de Induacutestria Farmacecircutica

bull Ordem dos Meacutedicos

bull Ordem dos Enfermeiros

bull Ordem dos Farmacecircuticos

bull Ordem dos Meacutedicos Veterinaacuterios

bull Associaccedilatildeo Portuguesa de Meacutedicos de Cliacutenica Geral

bull Administraccedilotildees Regionais de Sauacutede

bull Secretarias Regionais de Sauacutede

Portuguese Intersectorial Alliance for the Preservation of the Antibiotic

GRUPO DE INFECCcedilAtildeO ESEPSIS

Portuguese Intersectorial Alliance for the Preservation of the Antibiotic

1 Recognition that the antibiotic is endangered and needs to be

protected as it is an unique medication producing potential

individual benefit but individual and colective risk

2 Eviction of self-medication promotion of compliance to medical

prescription and of the pharmacist role as a pedagogue in

antibiotic use

Alliance Memorandum

Alliance Memorandum

3 Consolidation of the infection control activity and MDRMo cross

transmission prevention both in the community and in the hospital

namely promoting biosafety and vaccination in human and

veterinary medicine

4 Promotion of investigation on epidemiology and antimicrobial

resistance in human and veterinary sectors and of an easy access

of clinicians to data on antibiotic consumption and prevalence and

susceptibility of microrganisms

Alliance Memorandum

5 Emanation and implementation of guidelines on the use of antibiotics

in human and veterinary medicine

6 Implementation of stuctures and processes of antibiotic stewardship

in all health units including primary and continued care as stated in

DGS 0282011 of 15072011

7 Development of the use of rapid microbiological tests that will permit

decrease the avoidable use of antibiotics

Alliance Memorandum

8 Implementation of rewardin policy for health units that attain good results decreasing antibiotic consumption and antimicrobial resistance

9 Promotion of a swift investigation development and marketing of new innovative and useful antibiotics

10 Promotion of the practices put forward by the European Platform for the Respondsible Use of Medication in Animals (EPRUMA)

3-4 Feb 2012

World Alliance Against Multiresistant Organisms

bull Direcccedilatildeo Geral de Inovaccedilatildeo e Desenvolvimento Curricular

Direcccedilatildeo Geral da Sauacutede

Grupo de Infecccedilatildeo e Sepsis

bull Children and adollescents as vector of a chain of andragogy

bull Enhance e-bug

Contest for the 2nd and 3rd cycle

bull High incidence of MR microrganisms

bull High level of antibiotic consumption

bull Vicious circle

bull Recognize the problem

and commit ourselves to solve it

bull Antimicrobial Resistance Prevention

and Infection Control

two faces of the same coin

Conclusions

bull Join efforts of different institutions

bull Join data to get a better picture

bull Donrsquot just take pictures

bull Create an effective chain of reaction

bull Led by a structure DNH-based

bull That leads helps facilitates and educates in close relation to local stewardship structures

bull Commit Regional Health Authorities

bull Create a system able to finantially reward the merit of improving results and attaining goals

bull Think broad Put the Alliance to work

To Do List in the near future

bull Armando Brito Saacute

bull Filipe Froes

bull Luiacutes Caldeira

bull Luiacutes Marques Lito

bull Luiacutesa Peixe

bull Mafalda Ribeirinho

bull Joseacute Artur Paiva

PNPRA Steering Group

Page 13: THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION … · Sir Alexander Fleming Born: 6 August 1881 Deceased: 11 March 1955 Discovery of penicillin from Penicillium notatum: 1928

Occurrence of fluoroquinolone-resistant Escherichia coli (FQRE)

plotted against outpatient use of fluoroquinolone antimicrobial agents

in 17 European

countries

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Outpatient Antibiotic

Consumption Trend in Europe

Outpatient antibiotic use DDD 1000 habitants day

ESAC 2008

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Outpatient antibiotic consumption in Portugal

0

5

10

15

20

25

30

1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

DDD

DDD

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

ESAC

THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE

PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

We have a problem

A worldwide one

But at a high grade

No sustained improvement

bull Process indicator

to decrease antibiotic consumption

- quinolones by 10

- 3rd gen cephalosporins by 5

- carbapenems by 5

until 2015

bull Outcome indicator

to decrease antimicrobial resistance

THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE

PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Surveillance systems bull Outpatient antimicrobial consumption surveillance system

bull Hospital antimicrobial consumption surveillance system

bull Veterinary medicine antimicrobial consumption surveillance

system

bull Antimicrobial resistance surveillance system

bull Antimicrobial resistance surveillance system for alert

microrganisms (quick response)

THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE

PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Unfrequent pattern of resistance and that need immediate

infection control measures namely

bull VISA and VRSA

bull Staphylococcus aureus resistente to linezolide

bull Staphylococcus aureus and Enterococcus spp resistent to daptomicine

bull Enterococcus faecium and Enterococcus faecalis resistent to vancomycin

in health units with prevalence below 5

bull Enterobacteriaceae resistent to carbapenems or presumably

carbapenemase producers

bull Pseudomonas aeruginosa pan-resistent (PDR)

bull Pseudomonas aeruginosa extensive resistant(XDR) in health units with

prevalence below 5

bull Acinetobacter baumannii resistent to carbapenems in health units with

prevalence below 5

bull Acinetobacter baumannii PDR

Alert microrganisms

DeLisle S et al Chest 2003123504S-518S

Antibiotic Use and Infection Control

Reduce antibiotic consumption

Education

Guidelines

Education Campaign

Role perception

Risk perception

Clinician

Regulation and Stewardship

Antimicrobial

Committees and Stewards

Citizen

THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE

PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Guidelines

a General principles of antibiotic therapy b Treatment of urinary tract infections c Ampicillin e amoxicillin versus amoxicillinclavulanate d Surgical site infections prophylaxis e Carbapenems use f Quinolones use g Carbapenem resistant Enterobacteriaceae prevention and assessment h Treatment of comunity acquired pneumonia

PNPRA 2011-12

THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE

PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Antibiotic Committees and Stwardship

bull Role and goals standardization

bull Empowerment

bull Extension to Primary Care and Continued Care

bull Easy access to and use of surveillance data

bull Education and Stewardship

bull Synergism between Antibiotic and Infection Control Committees

bull Close relationship with the DNH and the program head

THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE

PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Campaign for the Citizen ldquoPreserve the Antibioticsrdquo

From the 28th September 2011 to the 29th February 2012

GRUPO DE INFECCcedilAtildeO E SEacutePSIS

bull Increase societyrsquos awareness on the serious consequences of the inadequate use of antibiotics

bull Increase knowlwdge on microrganisms and antibiotics

bull Change attitudes and behavior

bull Avoid self-medication of antibiotics

bull Promote compliance to prescription

bull Promote rules on how to deal with spare pills

bull Involve doctors nurses phaarmaceuticals and citizens in the same goal and purpose

Campaign for the Citizen

Goals

Campaign Supporting Partners

200 MUPIs placarded in the main cities

Campaign MUPIs

5000000 flyers and 10 000 posters

Campaign Flyers and Posters

Campanha Spots

226

insertions

news

41 press

24 TV

20 radio

141 internet

Campaign Results

Meeting people actions

Antimicrobial use a broader problem

Agriculture 50

- Therapy 20

- Prophylaxis 80

- Highly questionable

40-80

Humans 50

- Hospital 20

- Community 80

- Highly questionable

20-50

- Innapropriate use

up to 50

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

bull Instituto Nacional de Sauacutede Dr Ricardo Jorge

bull Direcccedilatildeo Geral de Veterinaacuteria

bull Direcccedilatildeo Geral de Inovaccedilatildeo e Desenvolvimento Curricular

bull DECO

bull Associaccedilatildeo Nacional de Farmaacutecias

bull Associaccedilatildeo Portuguesa de Induacutestria Farmacecircutica

bull Ordem dos Meacutedicos

bull Ordem dos Enfermeiros

bull Ordem dos Farmacecircuticos

bull Ordem dos Meacutedicos Veterinaacuterios

bull Associaccedilatildeo Portuguesa de Meacutedicos de Cliacutenica Geral

bull Administraccedilotildees Regionais de Sauacutede

bull Secretarias Regionais de Sauacutede

Portuguese Intersectorial Alliance for the Preservation of the Antibiotic

GRUPO DE INFECCcedilAtildeO ESEPSIS

Portuguese Intersectorial Alliance for the Preservation of the Antibiotic

1 Recognition that the antibiotic is endangered and needs to be

protected as it is an unique medication producing potential

individual benefit but individual and colective risk

2 Eviction of self-medication promotion of compliance to medical

prescription and of the pharmacist role as a pedagogue in

antibiotic use

Alliance Memorandum

Alliance Memorandum

3 Consolidation of the infection control activity and MDRMo cross

transmission prevention both in the community and in the hospital

namely promoting biosafety and vaccination in human and

veterinary medicine

4 Promotion of investigation on epidemiology and antimicrobial

resistance in human and veterinary sectors and of an easy access

of clinicians to data on antibiotic consumption and prevalence and

susceptibility of microrganisms

Alliance Memorandum

5 Emanation and implementation of guidelines on the use of antibiotics

in human and veterinary medicine

6 Implementation of stuctures and processes of antibiotic stewardship

in all health units including primary and continued care as stated in

DGS 0282011 of 15072011

7 Development of the use of rapid microbiological tests that will permit

decrease the avoidable use of antibiotics

Alliance Memorandum

8 Implementation of rewardin policy for health units that attain good results decreasing antibiotic consumption and antimicrobial resistance

9 Promotion of a swift investigation development and marketing of new innovative and useful antibiotics

10 Promotion of the practices put forward by the European Platform for the Respondsible Use of Medication in Animals (EPRUMA)

3-4 Feb 2012

World Alliance Against Multiresistant Organisms

bull Direcccedilatildeo Geral de Inovaccedilatildeo e Desenvolvimento Curricular

Direcccedilatildeo Geral da Sauacutede

Grupo de Infecccedilatildeo e Sepsis

bull Children and adollescents as vector of a chain of andragogy

bull Enhance e-bug

Contest for the 2nd and 3rd cycle

bull High incidence of MR microrganisms

bull High level of antibiotic consumption

bull Vicious circle

bull Recognize the problem

and commit ourselves to solve it

bull Antimicrobial Resistance Prevention

and Infection Control

two faces of the same coin

Conclusions

bull Join efforts of different institutions

bull Join data to get a better picture

bull Donrsquot just take pictures

bull Create an effective chain of reaction

bull Led by a structure DNH-based

bull That leads helps facilitates and educates in close relation to local stewardship structures

bull Commit Regional Health Authorities

bull Create a system able to finantially reward the merit of improving results and attaining goals

bull Think broad Put the Alliance to work

To Do List in the near future

bull Armando Brito Saacute

bull Filipe Froes

bull Luiacutes Caldeira

bull Luiacutes Marques Lito

bull Luiacutesa Peixe

bull Mafalda Ribeirinho

bull Joseacute Artur Paiva

PNPRA Steering Group

Page 14: THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION … · Sir Alexander Fleming Born: 6 August 1881 Deceased: 11 March 1955 Discovery of penicillin from Penicillium notatum: 1928

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Outpatient Antibiotic

Consumption Trend in Europe

Outpatient antibiotic use DDD 1000 habitants day

ESAC 2008

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Outpatient antibiotic consumption in Portugal

0

5

10

15

20

25

30

1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

DDD

DDD

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

ESAC

THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE

PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

We have a problem

A worldwide one

But at a high grade

No sustained improvement

bull Process indicator

to decrease antibiotic consumption

- quinolones by 10

- 3rd gen cephalosporins by 5

- carbapenems by 5

until 2015

bull Outcome indicator

to decrease antimicrobial resistance

THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE

PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Surveillance systems bull Outpatient antimicrobial consumption surveillance system

bull Hospital antimicrobial consumption surveillance system

bull Veterinary medicine antimicrobial consumption surveillance

system

bull Antimicrobial resistance surveillance system

bull Antimicrobial resistance surveillance system for alert

microrganisms (quick response)

THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE

PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Unfrequent pattern of resistance and that need immediate

infection control measures namely

bull VISA and VRSA

bull Staphylococcus aureus resistente to linezolide

bull Staphylococcus aureus and Enterococcus spp resistent to daptomicine

bull Enterococcus faecium and Enterococcus faecalis resistent to vancomycin

in health units with prevalence below 5

bull Enterobacteriaceae resistent to carbapenems or presumably

carbapenemase producers

bull Pseudomonas aeruginosa pan-resistent (PDR)

bull Pseudomonas aeruginosa extensive resistant(XDR) in health units with

prevalence below 5

bull Acinetobacter baumannii resistent to carbapenems in health units with

prevalence below 5

bull Acinetobacter baumannii PDR

Alert microrganisms

DeLisle S et al Chest 2003123504S-518S

Antibiotic Use and Infection Control

Reduce antibiotic consumption

Education

Guidelines

Education Campaign

Role perception

Risk perception

Clinician

Regulation and Stewardship

Antimicrobial

Committees and Stewards

Citizen

THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE

PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Guidelines

a General principles of antibiotic therapy b Treatment of urinary tract infections c Ampicillin e amoxicillin versus amoxicillinclavulanate d Surgical site infections prophylaxis e Carbapenems use f Quinolones use g Carbapenem resistant Enterobacteriaceae prevention and assessment h Treatment of comunity acquired pneumonia

PNPRA 2011-12

THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE

PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Antibiotic Committees and Stwardship

bull Role and goals standardization

bull Empowerment

bull Extension to Primary Care and Continued Care

bull Easy access to and use of surveillance data

bull Education and Stewardship

bull Synergism between Antibiotic and Infection Control Committees

bull Close relationship with the DNH and the program head

THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE

PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Campaign for the Citizen ldquoPreserve the Antibioticsrdquo

From the 28th September 2011 to the 29th February 2012

GRUPO DE INFECCcedilAtildeO E SEacutePSIS

bull Increase societyrsquos awareness on the serious consequences of the inadequate use of antibiotics

bull Increase knowlwdge on microrganisms and antibiotics

bull Change attitudes and behavior

bull Avoid self-medication of antibiotics

bull Promote compliance to prescription

bull Promote rules on how to deal with spare pills

bull Involve doctors nurses phaarmaceuticals and citizens in the same goal and purpose

Campaign for the Citizen

Goals

Campaign Supporting Partners

200 MUPIs placarded in the main cities

Campaign MUPIs

5000000 flyers and 10 000 posters

Campaign Flyers and Posters

Campanha Spots

226

insertions

news

41 press

24 TV

20 radio

141 internet

Campaign Results

Meeting people actions

Antimicrobial use a broader problem

Agriculture 50

- Therapy 20

- Prophylaxis 80

- Highly questionable

40-80

Humans 50

- Hospital 20

- Community 80

- Highly questionable

20-50

- Innapropriate use

up to 50

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

bull Instituto Nacional de Sauacutede Dr Ricardo Jorge

bull Direcccedilatildeo Geral de Veterinaacuteria

bull Direcccedilatildeo Geral de Inovaccedilatildeo e Desenvolvimento Curricular

bull DECO

bull Associaccedilatildeo Nacional de Farmaacutecias

bull Associaccedilatildeo Portuguesa de Induacutestria Farmacecircutica

bull Ordem dos Meacutedicos

bull Ordem dos Enfermeiros

bull Ordem dos Farmacecircuticos

bull Ordem dos Meacutedicos Veterinaacuterios

bull Associaccedilatildeo Portuguesa de Meacutedicos de Cliacutenica Geral

bull Administraccedilotildees Regionais de Sauacutede

bull Secretarias Regionais de Sauacutede

Portuguese Intersectorial Alliance for the Preservation of the Antibiotic

GRUPO DE INFECCcedilAtildeO ESEPSIS

Portuguese Intersectorial Alliance for the Preservation of the Antibiotic

1 Recognition that the antibiotic is endangered and needs to be

protected as it is an unique medication producing potential

individual benefit but individual and colective risk

2 Eviction of self-medication promotion of compliance to medical

prescription and of the pharmacist role as a pedagogue in

antibiotic use

Alliance Memorandum

Alliance Memorandum

3 Consolidation of the infection control activity and MDRMo cross

transmission prevention both in the community and in the hospital

namely promoting biosafety and vaccination in human and

veterinary medicine

4 Promotion of investigation on epidemiology and antimicrobial

resistance in human and veterinary sectors and of an easy access

of clinicians to data on antibiotic consumption and prevalence and

susceptibility of microrganisms

Alliance Memorandum

5 Emanation and implementation of guidelines on the use of antibiotics

in human and veterinary medicine

6 Implementation of stuctures and processes of antibiotic stewardship

in all health units including primary and continued care as stated in

DGS 0282011 of 15072011

7 Development of the use of rapid microbiological tests that will permit

decrease the avoidable use of antibiotics

Alliance Memorandum

8 Implementation of rewardin policy for health units that attain good results decreasing antibiotic consumption and antimicrobial resistance

9 Promotion of a swift investigation development and marketing of new innovative and useful antibiotics

10 Promotion of the practices put forward by the European Platform for the Respondsible Use of Medication in Animals (EPRUMA)

3-4 Feb 2012

World Alliance Against Multiresistant Organisms

bull Direcccedilatildeo Geral de Inovaccedilatildeo e Desenvolvimento Curricular

Direcccedilatildeo Geral da Sauacutede

Grupo de Infecccedilatildeo e Sepsis

bull Children and adollescents as vector of a chain of andragogy

bull Enhance e-bug

Contest for the 2nd and 3rd cycle

bull High incidence of MR microrganisms

bull High level of antibiotic consumption

bull Vicious circle

bull Recognize the problem

and commit ourselves to solve it

bull Antimicrobial Resistance Prevention

and Infection Control

two faces of the same coin

Conclusions

bull Join efforts of different institutions

bull Join data to get a better picture

bull Donrsquot just take pictures

bull Create an effective chain of reaction

bull Led by a structure DNH-based

bull That leads helps facilitates and educates in close relation to local stewardship structures

bull Commit Regional Health Authorities

bull Create a system able to finantially reward the merit of improving results and attaining goals

bull Think broad Put the Alliance to work

To Do List in the near future

bull Armando Brito Saacute

bull Filipe Froes

bull Luiacutes Caldeira

bull Luiacutes Marques Lito

bull Luiacutesa Peixe

bull Mafalda Ribeirinho

bull Joseacute Artur Paiva

PNPRA Steering Group

Page 15: THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION … · Sir Alexander Fleming Born: 6 August 1881 Deceased: 11 March 1955 Discovery of penicillin from Penicillium notatum: 1928

Outpatient antibiotic use DDD 1000 habitants day

ESAC 2008

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Outpatient antibiotic consumption in Portugal

0

5

10

15

20

25

30

1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

DDD

DDD

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

ESAC

THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE

PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

We have a problem

A worldwide one

But at a high grade

No sustained improvement

bull Process indicator

to decrease antibiotic consumption

- quinolones by 10

- 3rd gen cephalosporins by 5

- carbapenems by 5

until 2015

bull Outcome indicator

to decrease antimicrobial resistance

THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE

PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Surveillance systems bull Outpatient antimicrobial consumption surveillance system

bull Hospital antimicrobial consumption surveillance system

bull Veterinary medicine antimicrobial consumption surveillance

system

bull Antimicrobial resistance surveillance system

bull Antimicrobial resistance surveillance system for alert

microrganisms (quick response)

THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE

PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Unfrequent pattern of resistance and that need immediate

infection control measures namely

bull VISA and VRSA

bull Staphylococcus aureus resistente to linezolide

bull Staphylococcus aureus and Enterococcus spp resistent to daptomicine

bull Enterococcus faecium and Enterococcus faecalis resistent to vancomycin

in health units with prevalence below 5

bull Enterobacteriaceae resistent to carbapenems or presumably

carbapenemase producers

bull Pseudomonas aeruginosa pan-resistent (PDR)

bull Pseudomonas aeruginosa extensive resistant(XDR) in health units with

prevalence below 5

bull Acinetobacter baumannii resistent to carbapenems in health units with

prevalence below 5

bull Acinetobacter baumannii PDR

Alert microrganisms

DeLisle S et al Chest 2003123504S-518S

Antibiotic Use and Infection Control

Reduce antibiotic consumption

Education

Guidelines

Education Campaign

Role perception

Risk perception

Clinician

Regulation and Stewardship

Antimicrobial

Committees and Stewards

Citizen

THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE

PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Guidelines

a General principles of antibiotic therapy b Treatment of urinary tract infections c Ampicillin e amoxicillin versus amoxicillinclavulanate d Surgical site infections prophylaxis e Carbapenems use f Quinolones use g Carbapenem resistant Enterobacteriaceae prevention and assessment h Treatment of comunity acquired pneumonia

PNPRA 2011-12

THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE

PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Antibiotic Committees and Stwardship

bull Role and goals standardization

bull Empowerment

bull Extension to Primary Care and Continued Care

bull Easy access to and use of surveillance data

bull Education and Stewardship

bull Synergism between Antibiotic and Infection Control Committees

bull Close relationship with the DNH and the program head

THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE

PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Campaign for the Citizen ldquoPreserve the Antibioticsrdquo

From the 28th September 2011 to the 29th February 2012

GRUPO DE INFECCcedilAtildeO E SEacutePSIS

bull Increase societyrsquos awareness on the serious consequences of the inadequate use of antibiotics

bull Increase knowlwdge on microrganisms and antibiotics

bull Change attitudes and behavior

bull Avoid self-medication of antibiotics

bull Promote compliance to prescription

bull Promote rules on how to deal with spare pills

bull Involve doctors nurses phaarmaceuticals and citizens in the same goal and purpose

Campaign for the Citizen

Goals

Campaign Supporting Partners

200 MUPIs placarded in the main cities

Campaign MUPIs

5000000 flyers and 10 000 posters

Campaign Flyers and Posters

Campanha Spots

226

insertions

news

41 press

24 TV

20 radio

141 internet

Campaign Results

Meeting people actions

Antimicrobial use a broader problem

Agriculture 50

- Therapy 20

- Prophylaxis 80

- Highly questionable

40-80

Humans 50

- Hospital 20

- Community 80

- Highly questionable

20-50

- Innapropriate use

up to 50

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

bull Instituto Nacional de Sauacutede Dr Ricardo Jorge

bull Direcccedilatildeo Geral de Veterinaacuteria

bull Direcccedilatildeo Geral de Inovaccedilatildeo e Desenvolvimento Curricular

bull DECO

bull Associaccedilatildeo Nacional de Farmaacutecias

bull Associaccedilatildeo Portuguesa de Induacutestria Farmacecircutica

bull Ordem dos Meacutedicos

bull Ordem dos Enfermeiros

bull Ordem dos Farmacecircuticos

bull Ordem dos Meacutedicos Veterinaacuterios

bull Associaccedilatildeo Portuguesa de Meacutedicos de Cliacutenica Geral

bull Administraccedilotildees Regionais de Sauacutede

bull Secretarias Regionais de Sauacutede

Portuguese Intersectorial Alliance for the Preservation of the Antibiotic

GRUPO DE INFECCcedilAtildeO ESEPSIS

Portuguese Intersectorial Alliance for the Preservation of the Antibiotic

1 Recognition that the antibiotic is endangered and needs to be

protected as it is an unique medication producing potential

individual benefit but individual and colective risk

2 Eviction of self-medication promotion of compliance to medical

prescription and of the pharmacist role as a pedagogue in

antibiotic use

Alliance Memorandum

Alliance Memorandum

3 Consolidation of the infection control activity and MDRMo cross

transmission prevention both in the community and in the hospital

namely promoting biosafety and vaccination in human and

veterinary medicine

4 Promotion of investigation on epidemiology and antimicrobial

resistance in human and veterinary sectors and of an easy access

of clinicians to data on antibiotic consumption and prevalence and

susceptibility of microrganisms

Alliance Memorandum

5 Emanation and implementation of guidelines on the use of antibiotics

in human and veterinary medicine

6 Implementation of stuctures and processes of antibiotic stewardship

in all health units including primary and continued care as stated in

DGS 0282011 of 15072011

7 Development of the use of rapid microbiological tests that will permit

decrease the avoidable use of antibiotics

Alliance Memorandum

8 Implementation of rewardin policy for health units that attain good results decreasing antibiotic consumption and antimicrobial resistance

9 Promotion of a swift investigation development and marketing of new innovative and useful antibiotics

10 Promotion of the practices put forward by the European Platform for the Respondsible Use of Medication in Animals (EPRUMA)

3-4 Feb 2012

World Alliance Against Multiresistant Organisms

bull Direcccedilatildeo Geral de Inovaccedilatildeo e Desenvolvimento Curricular

Direcccedilatildeo Geral da Sauacutede

Grupo de Infecccedilatildeo e Sepsis

bull Children and adollescents as vector of a chain of andragogy

bull Enhance e-bug

Contest for the 2nd and 3rd cycle

bull High incidence of MR microrganisms

bull High level of antibiotic consumption

bull Vicious circle

bull Recognize the problem

and commit ourselves to solve it

bull Antimicrobial Resistance Prevention

and Infection Control

two faces of the same coin

Conclusions

bull Join efforts of different institutions

bull Join data to get a better picture

bull Donrsquot just take pictures

bull Create an effective chain of reaction

bull Led by a structure DNH-based

bull That leads helps facilitates and educates in close relation to local stewardship structures

bull Commit Regional Health Authorities

bull Create a system able to finantially reward the merit of improving results and attaining goals

bull Think broad Put the Alliance to work

To Do List in the near future

bull Armando Brito Saacute

bull Filipe Froes

bull Luiacutes Caldeira

bull Luiacutes Marques Lito

bull Luiacutesa Peixe

bull Mafalda Ribeirinho

bull Joseacute Artur Paiva

PNPRA Steering Group

Page 16: THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION … · Sir Alexander Fleming Born: 6 August 1881 Deceased: 11 March 1955 Discovery of penicillin from Penicillium notatum: 1928

Outpatient antibiotic consumption in Portugal

0

5

10

15

20

25

30

1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

DDD

DDD

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

ESAC

THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE

PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

We have a problem

A worldwide one

But at a high grade

No sustained improvement

bull Process indicator

to decrease antibiotic consumption

- quinolones by 10

- 3rd gen cephalosporins by 5

- carbapenems by 5

until 2015

bull Outcome indicator

to decrease antimicrobial resistance

THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE

PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Surveillance systems bull Outpatient antimicrobial consumption surveillance system

bull Hospital antimicrobial consumption surveillance system

bull Veterinary medicine antimicrobial consumption surveillance

system

bull Antimicrobial resistance surveillance system

bull Antimicrobial resistance surveillance system for alert

microrganisms (quick response)

THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE

PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Unfrequent pattern of resistance and that need immediate

infection control measures namely

bull VISA and VRSA

bull Staphylococcus aureus resistente to linezolide

bull Staphylococcus aureus and Enterococcus spp resistent to daptomicine

bull Enterococcus faecium and Enterococcus faecalis resistent to vancomycin

in health units with prevalence below 5

bull Enterobacteriaceae resistent to carbapenems or presumably

carbapenemase producers

bull Pseudomonas aeruginosa pan-resistent (PDR)

bull Pseudomonas aeruginosa extensive resistant(XDR) in health units with

prevalence below 5

bull Acinetobacter baumannii resistent to carbapenems in health units with

prevalence below 5

bull Acinetobacter baumannii PDR

Alert microrganisms

DeLisle S et al Chest 2003123504S-518S

Antibiotic Use and Infection Control

Reduce antibiotic consumption

Education

Guidelines

Education Campaign

Role perception

Risk perception

Clinician

Regulation and Stewardship

Antimicrobial

Committees and Stewards

Citizen

THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE

PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Guidelines

a General principles of antibiotic therapy b Treatment of urinary tract infections c Ampicillin e amoxicillin versus amoxicillinclavulanate d Surgical site infections prophylaxis e Carbapenems use f Quinolones use g Carbapenem resistant Enterobacteriaceae prevention and assessment h Treatment of comunity acquired pneumonia

PNPRA 2011-12

THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE

PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Antibiotic Committees and Stwardship

bull Role and goals standardization

bull Empowerment

bull Extension to Primary Care and Continued Care

bull Easy access to and use of surveillance data

bull Education and Stewardship

bull Synergism between Antibiotic and Infection Control Committees

bull Close relationship with the DNH and the program head

THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE

PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Campaign for the Citizen ldquoPreserve the Antibioticsrdquo

From the 28th September 2011 to the 29th February 2012

GRUPO DE INFECCcedilAtildeO E SEacutePSIS

bull Increase societyrsquos awareness on the serious consequences of the inadequate use of antibiotics

bull Increase knowlwdge on microrganisms and antibiotics

bull Change attitudes and behavior

bull Avoid self-medication of antibiotics

bull Promote compliance to prescription

bull Promote rules on how to deal with spare pills

bull Involve doctors nurses phaarmaceuticals and citizens in the same goal and purpose

Campaign for the Citizen

Goals

Campaign Supporting Partners

200 MUPIs placarded in the main cities

Campaign MUPIs

5000000 flyers and 10 000 posters

Campaign Flyers and Posters

Campanha Spots

226

insertions

news

41 press

24 TV

20 radio

141 internet

Campaign Results

Meeting people actions

Antimicrobial use a broader problem

Agriculture 50

- Therapy 20

- Prophylaxis 80

- Highly questionable

40-80

Humans 50

- Hospital 20

- Community 80

- Highly questionable

20-50

- Innapropriate use

up to 50

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

bull Instituto Nacional de Sauacutede Dr Ricardo Jorge

bull Direcccedilatildeo Geral de Veterinaacuteria

bull Direcccedilatildeo Geral de Inovaccedilatildeo e Desenvolvimento Curricular

bull DECO

bull Associaccedilatildeo Nacional de Farmaacutecias

bull Associaccedilatildeo Portuguesa de Induacutestria Farmacecircutica

bull Ordem dos Meacutedicos

bull Ordem dos Enfermeiros

bull Ordem dos Farmacecircuticos

bull Ordem dos Meacutedicos Veterinaacuterios

bull Associaccedilatildeo Portuguesa de Meacutedicos de Cliacutenica Geral

bull Administraccedilotildees Regionais de Sauacutede

bull Secretarias Regionais de Sauacutede

Portuguese Intersectorial Alliance for the Preservation of the Antibiotic

GRUPO DE INFECCcedilAtildeO ESEPSIS

Portuguese Intersectorial Alliance for the Preservation of the Antibiotic

1 Recognition that the antibiotic is endangered and needs to be

protected as it is an unique medication producing potential

individual benefit but individual and colective risk

2 Eviction of self-medication promotion of compliance to medical

prescription and of the pharmacist role as a pedagogue in

antibiotic use

Alliance Memorandum

Alliance Memorandum

3 Consolidation of the infection control activity and MDRMo cross

transmission prevention both in the community and in the hospital

namely promoting biosafety and vaccination in human and

veterinary medicine

4 Promotion of investigation on epidemiology and antimicrobial

resistance in human and veterinary sectors and of an easy access

of clinicians to data on antibiotic consumption and prevalence and

susceptibility of microrganisms

Alliance Memorandum

5 Emanation and implementation of guidelines on the use of antibiotics

in human and veterinary medicine

6 Implementation of stuctures and processes of antibiotic stewardship

in all health units including primary and continued care as stated in

DGS 0282011 of 15072011

7 Development of the use of rapid microbiological tests that will permit

decrease the avoidable use of antibiotics

Alliance Memorandum

8 Implementation of rewardin policy for health units that attain good results decreasing antibiotic consumption and antimicrobial resistance

9 Promotion of a swift investigation development and marketing of new innovative and useful antibiotics

10 Promotion of the practices put forward by the European Platform for the Respondsible Use of Medication in Animals (EPRUMA)

3-4 Feb 2012

World Alliance Against Multiresistant Organisms

bull Direcccedilatildeo Geral de Inovaccedilatildeo e Desenvolvimento Curricular

Direcccedilatildeo Geral da Sauacutede

Grupo de Infecccedilatildeo e Sepsis

bull Children and adollescents as vector of a chain of andragogy

bull Enhance e-bug

Contest for the 2nd and 3rd cycle

bull High incidence of MR microrganisms

bull High level of antibiotic consumption

bull Vicious circle

bull Recognize the problem

and commit ourselves to solve it

bull Antimicrobial Resistance Prevention

and Infection Control

two faces of the same coin

Conclusions

bull Join efforts of different institutions

bull Join data to get a better picture

bull Donrsquot just take pictures

bull Create an effective chain of reaction

bull Led by a structure DNH-based

bull That leads helps facilitates and educates in close relation to local stewardship structures

bull Commit Regional Health Authorities

bull Create a system able to finantially reward the merit of improving results and attaining goals

bull Think broad Put the Alliance to work

To Do List in the near future

bull Armando Brito Saacute

bull Filipe Froes

bull Luiacutes Caldeira

bull Luiacutes Marques Lito

bull Luiacutesa Peixe

bull Mafalda Ribeirinho

bull Joseacute Artur Paiva

PNPRA Steering Group

Page 17: THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION … · Sir Alexander Fleming Born: 6 August 1881 Deceased: 11 March 1955 Discovery of penicillin from Penicillium notatum: 1928

THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE

PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

We have a problem

A worldwide one

But at a high grade

No sustained improvement

bull Process indicator

to decrease antibiotic consumption

- quinolones by 10

- 3rd gen cephalosporins by 5

- carbapenems by 5

until 2015

bull Outcome indicator

to decrease antimicrobial resistance

THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE

PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Surveillance systems bull Outpatient antimicrobial consumption surveillance system

bull Hospital antimicrobial consumption surveillance system

bull Veterinary medicine antimicrobial consumption surveillance

system

bull Antimicrobial resistance surveillance system

bull Antimicrobial resistance surveillance system for alert

microrganisms (quick response)

THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE

PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Unfrequent pattern of resistance and that need immediate

infection control measures namely

bull VISA and VRSA

bull Staphylococcus aureus resistente to linezolide

bull Staphylococcus aureus and Enterococcus spp resistent to daptomicine

bull Enterococcus faecium and Enterococcus faecalis resistent to vancomycin

in health units with prevalence below 5

bull Enterobacteriaceae resistent to carbapenems or presumably

carbapenemase producers

bull Pseudomonas aeruginosa pan-resistent (PDR)

bull Pseudomonas aeruginosa extensive resistant(XDR) in health units with

prevalence below 5

bull Acinetobacter baumannii resistent to carbapenems in health units with

prevalence below 5

bull Acinetobacter baumannii PDR

Alert microrganisms

DeLisle S et al Chest 2003123504S-518S

Antibiotic Use and Infection Control

Reduce antibiotic consumption

Education

Guidelines

Education Campaign

Role perception

Risk perception

Clinician

Regulation and Stewardship

Antimicrobial

Committees and Stewards

Citizen

THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE

PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Guidelines

a General principles of antibiotic therapy b Treatment of urinary tract infections c Ampicillin e amoxicillin versus amoxicillinclavulanate d Surgical site infections prophylaxis e Carbapenems use f Quinolones use g Carbapenem resistant Enterobacteriaceae prevention and assessment h Treatment of comunity acquired pneumonia

PNPRA 2011-12

THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE

PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Antibiotic Committees and Stwardship

bull Role and goals standardization

bull Empowerment

bull Extension to Primary Care and Continued Care

bull Easy access to and use of surveillance data

bull Education and Stewardship

bull Synergism between Antibiotic and Infection Control Committees

bull Close relationship with the DNH and the program head

THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE

PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Campaign for the Citizen ldquoPreserve the Antibioticsrdquo

From the 28th September 2011 to the 29th February 2012

GRUPO DE INFECCcedilAtildeO E SEacutePSIS

bull Increase societyrsquos awareness on the serious consequences of the inadequate use of antibiotics

bull Increase knowlwdge on microrganisms and antibiotics

bull Change attitudes and behavior

bull Avoid self-medication of antibiotics

bull Promote compliance to prescription

bull Promote rules on how to deal with spare pills

bull Involve doctors nurses phaarmaceuticals and citizens in the same goal and purpose

Campaign for the Citizen

Goals

Campaign Supporting Partners

200 MUPIs placarded in the main cities

Campaign MUPIs

5000000 flyers and 10 000 posters

Campaign Flyers and Posters

Campanha Spots

226

insertions

news

41 press

24 TV

20 radio

141 internet

Campaign Results

Meeting people actions

Antimicrobial use a broader problem

Agriculture 50

- Therapy 20

- Prophylaxis 80

- Highly questionable

40-80

Humans 50

- Hospital 20

- Community 80

- Highly questionable

20-50

- Innapropriate use

up to 50

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

bull Instituto Nacional de Sauacutede Dr Ricardo Jorge

bull Direcccedilatildeo Geral de Veterinaacuteria

bull Direcccedilatildeo Geral de Inovaccedilatildeo e Desenvolvimento Curricular

bull DECO

bull Associaccedilatildeo Nacional de Farmaacutecias

bull Associaccedilatildeo Portuguesa de Induacutestria Farmacecircutica

bull Ordem dos Meacutedicos

bull Ordem dos Enfermeiros

bull Ordem dos Farmacecircuticos

bull Ordem dos Meacutedicos Veterinaacuterios

bull Associaccedilatildeo Portuguesa de Meacutedicos de Cliacutenica Geral

bull Administraccedilotildees Regionais de Sauacutede

bull Secretarias Regionais de Sauacutede

Portuguese Intersectorial Alliance for the Preservation of the Antibiotic

GRUPO DE INFECCcedilAtildeO ESEPSIS

Portuguese Intersectorial Alliance for the Preservation of the Antibiotic

1 Recognition that the antibiotic is endangered and needs to be

protected as it is an unique medication producing potential

individual benefit but individual and colective risk

2 Eviction of self-medication promotion of compliance to medical

prescription and of the pharmacist role as a pedagogue in

antibiotic use

Alliance Memorandum

Alliance Memorandum

3 Consolidation of the infection control activity and MDRMo cross

transmission prevention both in the community and in the hospital

namely promoting biosafety and vaccination in human and

veterinary medicine

4 Promotion of investigation on epidemiology and antimicrobial

resistance in human and veterinary sectors and of an easy access

of clinicians to data on antibiotic consumption and prevalence and

susceptibility of microrganisms

Alliance Memorandum

5 Emanation and implementation of guidelines on the use of antibiotics

in human and veterinary medicine

6 Implementation of stuctures and processes of antibiotic stewardship

in all health units including primary and continued care as stated in

DGS 0282011 of 15072011

7 Development of the use of rapid microbiological tests that will permit

decrease the avoidable use of antibiotics

Alliance Memorandum

8 Implementation of rewardin policy for health units that attain good results decreasing antibiotic consumption and antimicrobial resistance

9 Promotion of a swift investigation development and marketing of new innovative and useful antibiotics

10 Promotion of the practices put forward by the European Platform for the Respondsible Use of Medication in Animals (EPRUMA)

3-4 Feb 2012

World Alliance Against Multiresistant Organisms

bull Direcccedilatildeo Geral de Inovaccedilatildeo e Desenvolvimento Curricular

Direcccedilatildeo Geral da Sauacutede

Grupo de Infecccedilatildeo e Sepsis

bull Children and adollescents as vector of a chain of andragogy

bull Enhance e-bug

Contest for the 2nd and 3rd cycle

bull High incidence of MR microrganisms

bull High level of antibiotic consumption

bull Vicious circle

bull Recognize the problem

and commit ourselves to solve it

bull Antimicrobial Resistance Prevention

and Infection Control

two faces of the same coin

Conclusions

bull Join efforts of different institutions

bull Join data to get a better picture

bull Donrsquot just take pictures

bull Create an effective chain of reaction

bull Led by a structure DNH-based

bull That leads helps facilitates and educates in close relation to local stewardship structures

bull Commit Regional Health Authorities

bull Create a system able to finantially reward the merit of improving results and attaining goals

bull Think broad Put the Alliance to work

To Do List in the near future

bull Armando Brito Saacute

bull Filipe Froes

bull Luiacutes Caldeira

bull Luiacutes Marques Lito

bull Luiacutesa Peixe

bull Mafalda Ribeirinho

bull Joseacute Artur Paiva

PNPRA Steering Group

Page 18: THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION … · Sir Alexander Fleming Born: 6 August 1881 Deceased: 11 March 1955 Discovery of penicillin from Penicillium notatum: 1928

bull Process indicator

to decrease antibiotic consumption

- quinolones by 10

- 3rd gen cephalosporins by 5

- carbapenems by 5

until 2015

bull Outcome indicator

to decrease antimicrobial resistance

THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE

PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Surveillance systems bull Outpatient antimicrobial consumption surveillance system

bull Hospital antimicrobial consumption surveillance system

bull Veterinary medicine antimicrobial consumption surveillance

system

bull Antimicrobial resistance surveillance system

bull Antimicrobial resistance surveillance system for alert

microrganisms (quick response)

THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE

PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Unfrequent pattern of resistance and that need immediate

infection control measures namely

bull VISA and VRSA

bull Staphylococcus aureus resistente to linezolide

bull Staphylococcus aureus and Enterococcus spp resistent to daptomicine

bull Enterococcus faecium and Enterococcus faecalis resistent to vancomycin

in health units with prevalence below 5

bull Enterobacteriaceae resistent to carbapenems or presumably

carbapenemase producers

bull Pseudomonas aeruginosa pan-resistent (PDR)

bull Pseudomonas aeruginosa extensive resistant(XDR) in health units with

prevalence below 5

bull Acinetobacter baumannii resistent to carbapenems in health units with

prevalence below 5

bull Acinetobacter baumannii PDR

Alert microrganisms

DeLisle S et al Chest 2003123504S-518S

Antibiotic Use and Infection Control

Reduce antibiotic consumption

Education

Guidelines

Education Campaign

Role perception

Risk perception

Clinician

Regulation and Stewardship

Antimicrobial

Committees and Stewards

Citizen

THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE

PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Guidelines

a General principles of antibiotic therapy b Treatment of urinary tract infections c Ampicillin e amoxicillin versus amoxicillinclavulanate d Surgical site infections prophylaxis e Carbapenems use f Quinolones use g Carbapenem resistant Enterobacteriaceae prevention and assessment h Treatment of comunity acquired pneumonia

PNPRA 2011-12

THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE

PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Antibiotic Committees and Stwardship

bull Role and goals standardization

bull Empowerment

bull Extension to Primary Care and Continued Care

bull Easy access to and use of surveillance data

bull Education and Stewardship

bull Synergism between Antibiotic and Infection Control Committees

bull Close relationship with the DNH and the program head

THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE

PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Campaign for the Citizen ldquoPreserve the Antibioticsrdquo

From the 28th September 2011 to the 29th February 2012

GRUPO DE INFECCcedilAtildeO E SEacutePSIS

bull Increase societyrsquos awareness on the serious consequences of the inadequate use of antibiotics

bull Increase knowlwdge on microrganisms and antibiotics

bull Change attitudes and behavior

bull Avoid self-medication of antibiotics

bull Promote compliance to prescription

bull Promote rules on how to deal with spare pills

bull Involve doctors nurses phaarmaceuticals and citizens in the same goal and purpose

Campaign for the Citizen

Goals

Campaign Supporting Partners

200 MUPIs placarded in the main cities

Campaign MUPIs

5000000 flyers and 10 000 posters

Campaign Flyers and Posters

Campanha Spots

226

insertions

news

41 press

24 TV

20 radio

141 internet

Campaign Results

Meeting people actions

Antimicrobial use a broader problem

Agriculture 50

- Therapy 20

- Prophylaxis 80

- Highly questionable

40-80

Humans 50

- Hospital 20

- Community 80

- Highly questionable

20-50

- Innapropriate use

up to 50

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

bull Instituto Nacional de Sauacutede Dr Ricardo Jorge

bull Direcccedilatildeo Geral de Veterinaacuteria

bull Direcccedilatildeo Geral de Inovaccedilatildeo e Desenvolvimento Curricular

bull DECO

bull Associaccedilatildeo Nacional de Farmaacutecias

bull Associaccedilatildeo Portuguesa de Induacutestria Farmacecircutica

bull Ordem dos Meacutedicos

bull Ordem dos Enfermeiros

bull Ordem dos Farmacecircuticos

bull Ordem dos Meacutedicos Veterinaacuterios

bull Associaccedilatildeo Portuguesa de Meacutedicos de Cliacutenica Geral

bull Administraccedilotildees Regionais de Sauacutede

bull Secretarias Regionais de Sauacutede

Portuguese Intersectorial Alliance for the Preservation of the Antibiotic

GRUPO DE INFECCcedilAtildeO ESEPSIS

Portuguese Intersectorial Alliance for the Preservation of the Antibiotic

1 Recognition that the antibiotic is endangered and needs to be

protected as it is an unique medication producing potential

individual benefit but individual and colective risk

2 Eviction of self-medication promotion of compliance to medical

prescription and of the pharmacist role as a pedagogue in

antibiotic use

Alliance Memorandum

Alliance Memorandum

3 Consolidation of the infection control activity and MDRMo cross

transmission prevention both in the community and in the hospital

namely promoting biosafety and vaccination in human and

veterinary medicine

4 Promotion of investigation on epidemiology and antimicrobial

resistance in human and veterinary sectors and of an easy access

of clinicians to data on antibiotic consumption and prevalence and

susceptibility of microrganisms

Alliance Memorandum

5 Emanation and implementation of guidelines on the use of antibiotics

in human and veterinary medicine

6 Implementation of stuctures and processes of antibiotic stewardship

in all health units including primary and continued care as stated in

DGS 0282011 of 15072011

7 Development of the use of rapid microbiological tests that will permit

decrease the avoidable use of antibiotics

Alliance Memorandum

8 Implementation of rewardin policy for health units that attain good results decreasing antibiotic consumption and antimicrobial resistance

9 Promotion of a swift investigation development and marketing of new innovative and useful antibiotics

10 Promotion of the practices put forward by the European Platform for the Respondsible Use of Medication in Animals (EPRUMA)

3-4 Feb 2012

World Alliance Against Multiresistant Organisms

bull Direcccedilatildeo Geral de Inovaccedilatildeo e Desenvolvimento Curricular

Direcccedilatildeo Geral da Sauacutede

Grupo de Infecccedilatildeo e Sepsis

bull Children and adollescents as vector of a chain of andragogy

bull Enhance e-bug

Contest for the 2nd and 3rd cycle

bull High incidence of MR microrganisms

bull High level of antibiotic consumption

bull Vicious circle

bull Recognize the problem

and commit ourselves to solve it

bull Antimicrobial Resistance Prevention

and Infection Control

two faces of the same coin

Conclusions

bull Join efforts of different institutions

bull Join data to get a better picture

bull Donrsquot just take pictures

bull Create an effective chain of reaction

bull Led by a structure DNH-based

bull That leads helps facilitates and educates in close relation to local stewardship structures

bull Commit Regional Health Authorities

bull Create a system able to finantially reward the merit of improving results and attaining goals

bull Think broad Put the Alliance to work

To Do List in the near future

bull Armando Brito Saacute

bull Filipe Froes

bull Luiacutes Caldeira

bull Luiacutes Marques Lito

bull Luiacutesa Peixe

bull Mafalda Ribeirinho

bull Joseacute Artur Paiva

PNPRA Steering Group

Page 19: THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION … · Sir Alexander Fleming Born: 6 August 1881 Deceased: 11 March 1955 Discovery of penicillin from Penicillium notatum: 1928

Surveillance systems bull Outpatient antimicrobial consumption surveillance system

bull Hospital antimicrobial consumption surveillance system

bull Veterinary medicine antimicrobial consumption surveillance

system

bull Antimicrobial resistance surveillance system

bull Antimicrobial resistance surveillance system for alert

microrganisms (quick response)

THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE

PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Unfrequent pattern of resistance and that need immediate

infection control measures namely

bull VISA and VRSA

bull Staphylococcus aureus resistente to linezolide

bull Staphylococcus aureus and Enterococcus spp resistent to daptomicine

bull Enterococcus faecium and Enterococcus faecalis resistent to vancomycin

in health units with prevalence below 5

bull Enterobacteriaceae resistent to carbapenems or presumably

carbapenemase producers

bull Pseudomonas aeruginosa pan-resistent (PDR)

bull Pseudomonas aeruginosa extensive resistant(XDR) in health units with

prevalence below 5

bull Acinetobacter baumannii resistent to carbapenems in health units with

prevalence below 5

bull Acinetobacter baumannii PDR

Alert microrganisms

DeLisle S et al Chest 2003123504S-518S

Antibiotic Use and Infection Control

Reduce antibiotic consumption

Education

Guidelines

Education Campaign

Role perception

Risk perception

Clinician

Regulation and Stewardship

Antimicrobial

Committees and Stewards

Citizen

THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE

PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Guidelines

a General principles of antibiotic therapy b Treatment of urinary tract infections c Ampicillin e amoxicillin versus amoxicillinclavulanate d Surgical site infections prophylaxis e Carbapenems use f Quinolones use g Carbapenem resistant Enterobacteriaceae prevention and assessment h Treatment of comunity acquired pneumonia

PNPRA 2011-12

THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE

PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Antibiotic Committees and Stwardship

bull Role and goals standardization

bull Empowerment

bull Extension to Primary Care and Continued Care

bull Easy access to and use of surveillance data

bull Education and Stewardship

bull Synergism between Antibiotic and Infection Control Committees

bull Close relationship with the DNH and the program head

THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE

PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Campaign for the Citizen ldquoPreserve the Antibioticsrdquo

From the 28th September 2011 to the 29th February 2012

GRUPO DE INFECCcedilAtildeO E SEacutePSIS

bull Increase societyrsquos awareness on the serious consequences of the inadequate use of antibiotics

bull Increase knowlwdge on microrganisms and antibiotics

bull Change attitudes and behavior

bull Avoid self-medication of antibiotics

bull Promote compliance to prescription

bull Promote rules on how to deal with spare pills

bull Involve doctors nurses phaarmaceuticals and citizens in the same goal and purpose

Campaign for the Citizen

Goals

Campaign Supporting Partners

200 MUPIs placarded in the main cities

Campaign MUPIs

5000000 flyers and 10 000 posters

Campaign Flyers and Posters

Campanha Spots

226

insertions

news

41 press

24 TV

20 radio

141 internet

Campaign Results

Meeting people actions

Antimicrobial use a broader problem

Agriculture 50

- Therapy 20

- Prophylaxis 80

- Highly questionable

40-80

Humans 50

- Hospital 20

- Community 80

- Highly questionable

20-50

- Innapropriate use

up to 50

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

bull Instituto Nacional de Sauacutede Dr Ricardo Jorge

bull Direcccedilatildeo Geral de Veterinaacuteria

bull Direcccedilatildeo Geral de Inovaccedilatildeo e Desenvolvimento Curricular

bull DECO

bull Associaccedilatildeo Nacional de Farmaacutecias

bull Associaccedilatildeo Portuguesa de Induacutestria Farmacecircutica

bull Ordem dos Meacutedicos

bull Ordem dos Enfermeiros

bull Ordem dos Farmacecircuticos

bull Ordem dos Meacutedicos Veterinaacuterios

bull Associaccedilatildeo Portuguesa de Meacutedicos de Cliacutenica Geral

bull Administraccedilotildees Regionais de Sauacutede

bull Secretarias Regionais de Sauacutede

Portuguese Intersectorial Alliance for the Preservation of the Antibiotic

GRUPO DE INFECCcedilAtildeO ESEPSIS

Portuguese Intersectorial Alliance for the Preservation of the Antibiotic

1 Recognition that the antibiotic is endangered and needs to be

protected as it is an unique medication producing potential

individual benefit but individual and colective risk

2 Eviction of self-medication promotion of compliance to medical

prescription and of the pharmacist role as a pedagogue in

antibiotic use

Alliance Memorandum

Alliance Memorandum

3 Consolidation of the infection control activity and MDRMo cross

transmission prevention both in the community and in the hospital

namely promoting biosafety and vaccination in human and

veterinary medicine

4 Promotion of investigation on epidemiology and antimicrobial

resistance in human and veterinary sectors and of an easy access

of clinicians to data on antibiotic consumption and prevalence and

susceptibility of microrganisms

Alliance Memorandum

5 Emanation and implementation of guidelines on the use of antibiotics

in human and veterinary medicine

6 Implementation of stuctures and processes of antibiotic stewardship

in all health units including primary and continued care as stated in

DGS 0282011 of 15072011

7 Development of the use of rapid microbiological tests that will permit

decrease the avoidable use of antibiotics

Alliance Memorandum

8 Implementation of rewardin policy for health units that attain good results decreasing antibiotic consumption and antimicrobial resistance

9 Promotion of a swift investigation development and marketing of new innovative and useful antibiotics

10 Promotion of the practices put forward by the European Platform for the Respondsible Use of Medication in Animals (EPRUMA)

3-4 Feb 2012

World Alliance Against Multiresistant Organisms

bull Direcccedilatildeo Geral de Inovaccedilatildeo e Desenvolvimento Curricular

Direcccedilatildeo Geral da Sauacutede

Grupo de Infecccedilatildeo e Sepsis

bull Children and adollescents as vector of a chain of andragogy

bull Enhance e-bug

Contest for the 2nd and 3rd cycle

bull High incidence of MR microrganisms

bull High level of antibiotic consumption

bull Vicious circle

bull Recognize the problem

and commit ourselves to solve it

bull Antimicrobial Resistance Prevention

and Infection Control

two faces of the same coin

Conclusions

bull Join efforts of different institutions

bull Join data to get a better picture

bull Donrsquot just take pictures

bull Create an effective chain of reaction

bull Led by a structure DNH-based

bull That leads helps facilitates and educates in close relation to local stewardship structures

bull Commit Regional Health Authorities

bull Create a system able to finantially reward the merit of improving results and attaining goals

bull Think broad Put the Alliance to work

To Do List in the near future

bull Armando Brito Saacute

bull Filipe Froes

bull Luiacutes Caldeira

bull Luiacutes Marques Lito

bull Luiacutesa Peixe

bull Mafalda Ribeirinho

bull Joseacute Artur Paiva

PNPRA Steering Group

Page 20: THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION … · Sir Alexander Fleming Born: 6 August 1881 Deceased: 11 March 1955 Discovery of penicillin from Penicillium notatum: 1928

Unfrequent pattern of resistance and that need immediate

infection control measures namely

bull VISA and VRSA

bull Staphylococcus aureus resistente to linezolide

bull Staphylococcus aureus and Enterococcus spp resistent to daptomicine

bull Enterococcus faecium and Enterococcus faecalis resistent to vancomycin

in health units with prevalence below 5

bull Enterobacteriaceae resistent to carbapenems or presumably

carbapenemase producers

bull Pseudomonas aeruginosa pan-resistent (PDR)

bull Pseudomonas aeruginosa extensive resistant(XDR) in health units with

prevalence below 5

bull Acinetobacter baumannii resistent to carbapenems in health units with

prevalence below 5

bull Acinetobacter baumannii PDR

Alert microrganisms

DeLisle S et al Chest 2003123504S-518S

Antibiotic Use and Infection Control

Reduce antibiotic consumption

Education

Guidelines

Education Campaign

Role perception

Risk perception

Clinician

Regulation and Stewardship

Antimicrobial

Committees and Stewards

Citizen

THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE

PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Guidelines

a General principles of antibiotic therapy b Treatment of urinary tract infections c Ampicillin e amoxicillin versus amoxicillinclavulanate d Surgical site infections prophylaxis e Carbapenems use f Quinolones use g Carbapenem resistant Enterobacteriaceae prevention and assessment h Treatment of comunity acquired pneumonia

PNPRA 2011-12

THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE

PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Antibiotic Committees and Stwardship

bull Role and goals standardization

bull Empowerment

bull Extension to Primary Care and Continued Care

bull Easy access to and use of surveillance data

bull Education and Stewardship

bull Synergism between Antibiotic and Infection Control Committees

bull Close relationship with the DNH and the program head

THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE

PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Campaign for the Citizen ldquoPreserve the Antibioticsrdquo

From the 28th September 2011 to the 29th February 2012

GRUPO DE INFECCcedilAtildeO E SEacutePSIS

bull Increase societyrsquos awareness on the serious consequences of the inadequate use of antibiotics

bull Increase knowlwdge on microrganisms and antibiotics

bull Change attitudes and behavior

bull Avoid self-medication of antibiotics

bull Promote compliance to prescription

bull Promote rules on how to deal with spare pills

bull Involve doctors nurses phaarmaceuticals and citizens in the same goal and purpose

Campaign for the Citizen

Goals

Campaign Supporting Partners

200 MUPIs placarded in the main cities

Campaign MUPIs

5000000 flyers and 10 000 posters

Campaign Flyers and Posters

Campanha Spots

226

insertions

news

41 press

24 TV

20 radio

141 internet

Campaign Results

Meeting people actions

Antimicrobial use a broader problem

Agriculture 50

- Therapy 20

- Prophylaxis 80

- Highly questionable

40-80

Humans 50

- Hospital 20

- Community 80

- Highly questionable

20-50

- Innapropriate use

up to 50

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

bull Instituto Nacional de Sauacutede Dr Ricardo Jorge

bull Direcccedilatildeo Geral de Veterinaacuteria

bull Direcccedilatildeo Geral de Inovaccedilatildeo e Desenvolvimento Curricular

bull DECO

bull Associaccedilatildeo Nacional de Farmaacutecias

bull Associaccedilatildeo Portuguesa de Induacutestria Farmacecircutica

bull Ordem dos Meacutedicos

bull Ordem dos Enfermeiros

bull Ordem dos Farmacecircuticos

bull Ordem dos Meacutedicos Veterinaacuterios

bull Associaccedilatildeo Portuguesa de Meacutedicos de Cliacutenica Geral

bull Administraccedilotildees Regionais de Sauacutede

bull Secretarias Regionais de Sauacutede

Portuguese Intersectorial Alliance for the Preservation of the Antibiotic

GRUPO DE INFECCcedilAtildeO ESEPSIS

Portuguese Intersectorial Alliance for the Preservation of the Antibiotic

1 Recognition that the antibiotic is endangered and needs to be

protected as it is an unique medication producing potential

individual benefit but individual and colective risk

2 Eviction of self-medication promotion of compliance to medical

prescription and of the pharmacist role as a pedagogue in

antibiotic use

Alliance Memorandum

Alliance Memorandum

3 Consolidation of the infection control activity and MDRMo cross

transmission prevention both in the community and in the hospital

namely promoting biosafety and vaccination in human and

veterinary medicine

4 Promotion of investigation on epidemiology and antimicrobial

resistance in human and veterinary sectors and of an easy access

of clinicians to data on antibiotic consumption and prevalence and

susceptibility of microrganisms

Alliance Memorandum

5 Emanation and implementation of guidelines on the use of antibiotics

in human and veterinary medicine

6 Implementation of stuctures and processes of antibiotic stewardship

in all health units including primary and continued care as stated in

DGS 0282011 of 15072011

7 Development of the use of rapid microbiological tests that will permit

decrease the avoidable use of antibiotics

Alliance Memorandum

8 Implementation of rewardin policy for health units that attain good results decreasing antibiotic consumption and antimicrobial resistance

9 Promotion of a swift investigation development and marketing of new innovative and useful antibiotics

10 Promotion of the practices put forward by the European Platform for the Respondsible Use of Medication in Animals (EPRUMA)

3-4 Feb 2012

World Alliance Against Multiresistant Organisms

bull Direcccedilatildeo Geral de Inovaccedilatildeo e Desenvolvimento Curricular

Direcccedilatildeo Geral da Sauacutede

Grupo de Infecccedilatildeo e Sepsis

bull Children and adollescents as vector of a chain of andragogy

bull Enhance e-bug

Contest for the 2nd and 3rd cycle

bull High incidence of MR microrganisms

bull High level of antibiotic consumption

bull Vicious circle

bull Recognize the problem

and commit ourselves to solve it

bull Antimicrobial Resistance Prevention

and Infection Control

two faces of the same coin

Conclusions

bull Join efforts of different institutions

bull Join data to get a better picture

bull Donrsquot just take pictures

bull Create an effective chain of reaction

bull Led by a structure DNH-based

bull That leads helps facilitates and educates in close relation to local stewardship structures

bull Commit Regional Health Authorities

bull Create a system able to finantially reward the merit of improving results and attaining goals

bull Think broad Put the Alliance to work

To Do List in the near future

bull Armando Brito Saacute

bull Filipe Froes

bull Luiacutes Caldeira

bull Luiacutes Marques Lito

bull Luiacutesa Peixe

bull Mafalda Ribeirinho

bull Joseacute Artur Paiva

PNPRA Steering Group

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DeLisle S et al Chest 2003123504S-518S

Antibiotic Use and Infection Control

Reduce antibiotic consumption

Education

Guidelines

Education Campaign

Role perception

Risk perception

Clinician

Regulation and Stewardship

Antimicrobial

Committees and Stewards

Citizen

THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE

PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Guidelines

a General principles of antibiotic therapy b Treatment of urinary tract infections c Ampicillin e amoxicillin versus amoxicillinclavulanate d Surgical site infections prophylaxis e Carbapenems use f Quinolones use g Carbapenem resistant Enterobacteriaceae prevention and assessment h Treatment of comunity acquired pneumonia

PNPRA 2011-12

THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE

PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Antibiotic Committees and Stwardship

bull Role and goals standardization

bull Empowerment

bull Extension to Primary Care and Continued Care

bull Easy access to and use of surveillance data

bull Education and Stewardship

bull Synergism between Antibiotic and Infection Control Committees

bull Close relationship with the DNH and the program head

THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE

PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Campaign for the Citizen ldquoPreserve the Antibioticsrdquo

From the 28th September 2011 to the 29th February 2012

GRUPO DE INFECCcedilAtildeO E SEacutePSIS

bull Increase societyrsquos awareness on the serious consequences of the inadequate use of antibiotics

bull Increase knowlwdge on microrganisms and antibiotics

bull Change attitudes and behavior

bull Avoid self-medication of antibiotics

bull Promote compliance to prescription

bull Promote rules on how to deal with spare pills

bull Involve doctors nurses phaarmaceuticals and citizens in the same goal and purpose

Campaign for the Citizen

Goals

Campaign Supporting Partners

200 MUPIs placarded in the main cities

Campaign MUPIs

5000000 flyers and 10 000 posters

Campaign Flyers and Posters

Campanha Spots

226

insertions

news

41 press

24 TV

20 radio

141 internet

Campaign Results

Meeting people actions

Antimicrobial use a broader problem

Agriculture 50

- Therapy 20

- Prophylaxis 80

- Highly questionable

40-80

Humans 50

- Hospital 20

- Community 80

- Highly questionable

20-50

- Innapropriate use

up to 50

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

bull Instituto Nacional de Sauacutede Dr Ricardo Jorge

bull Direcccedilatildeo Geral de Veterinaacuteria

bull Direcccedilatildeo Geral de Inovaccedilatildeo e Desenvolvimento Curricular

bull DECO

bull Associaccedilatildeo Nacional de Farmaacutecias

bull Associaccedilatildeo Portuguesa de Induacutestria Farmacecircutica

bull Ordem dos Meacutedicos

bull Ordem dos Enfermeiros

bull Ordem dos Farmacecircuticos

bull Ordem dos Meacutedicos Veterinaacuterios

bull Associaccedilatildeo Portuguesa de Meacutedicos de Cliacutenica Geral

bull Administraccedilotildees Regionais de Sauacutede

bull Secretarias Regionais de Sauacutede

Portuguese Intersectorial Alliance for the Preservation of the Antibiotic

GRUPO DE INFECCcedilAtildeO ESEPSIS

Portuguese Intersectorial Alliance for the Preservation of the Antibiotic

1 Recognition that the antibiotic is endangered and needs to be

protected as it is an unique medication producing potential

individual benefit but individual and colective risk

2 Eviction of self-medication promotion of compliance to medical

prescription and of the pharmacist role as a pedagogue in

antibiotic use

Alliance Memorandum

Alliance Memorandum

3 Consolidation of the infection control activity and MDRMo cross

transmission prevention both in the community and in the hospital

namely promoting biosafety and vaccination in human and

veterinary medicine

4 Promotion of investigation on epidemiology and antimicrobial

resistance in human and veterinary sectors and of an easy access

of clinicians to data on antibiotic consumption and prevalence and

susceptibility of microrganisms

Alliance Memorandum

5 Emanation and implementation of guidelines on the use of antibiotics

in human and veterinary medicine

6 Implementation of stuctures and processes of antibiotic stewardship

in all health units including primary and continued care as stated in

DGS 0282011 of 15072011

7 Development of the use of rapid microbiological tests that will permit

decrease the avoidable use of antibiotics

Alliance Memorandum

8 Implementation of rewardin policy for health units that attain good results decreasing antibiotic consumption and antimicrobial resistance

9 Promotion of a swift investigation development and marketing of new innovative and useful antibiotics

10 Promotion of the practices put forward by the European Platform for the Respondsible Use of Medication in Animals (EPRUMA)

3-4 Feb 2012

World Alliance Against Multiresistant Organisms

bull Direcccedilatildeo Geral de Inovaccedilatildeo e Desenvolvimento Curricular

Direcccedilatildeo Geral da Sauacutede

Grupo de Infecccedilatildeo e Sepsis

bull Children and adollescents as vector of a chain of andragogy

bull Enhance e-bug

Contest for the 2nd and 3rd cycle

bull High incidence of MR microrganisms

bull High level of antibiotic consumption

bull Vicious circle

bull Recognize the problem

and commit ourselves to solve it

bull Antimicrobial Resistance Prevention

and Infection Control

two faces of the same coin

Conclusions

bull Join efforts of different institutions

bull Join data to get a better picture

bull Donrsquot just take pictures

bull Create an effective chain of reaction

bull Led by a structure DNH-based

bull That leads helps facilitates and educates in close relation to local stewardship structures

bull Commit Regional Health Authorities

bull Create a system able to finantially reward the merit of improving results and attaining goals

bull Think broad Put the Alliance to work

To Do List in the near future

bull Armando Brito Saacute

bull Filipe Froes

bull Luiacutes Caldeira

bull Luiacutes Marques Lito

bull Luiacutesa Peixe

bull Mafalda Ribeirinho

bull Joseacute Artur Paiva

PNPRA Steering Group

Page 22: THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION … · Sir Alexander Fleming Born: 6 August 1881 Deceased: 11 March 1955 Discovery of penicillin from Penicillium notatum: 1928

Reduce antibiotic consumption

Education

Guidelines

Education Campaign

Role perception

Risk perception

Clinician

Regulation and Stewardship

Antimicrobial

Committees and Stewards

Citizen

THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE

PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Guidelines

a General principles of antibiotic therapy b Treatment of urinary tract infections c Ampicillin e amoxicillin versus amoxicillinclavulanate d Surgical site infections prophylaxis e Carbapenems use f Quinolones use g Carbapenem resistant Enterobacteriaceae prevention and assessment h Treatment of comunity acquired pneumonia

PNPRA 2011-12

THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE

PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Antibiotic Committees and Stwardship

bull Role and goals standardization

bull Empowerment

bull Extension to Primary Care and Continued Care

bull Easy access to and use of surveillance data

bull Education and Stewardship

bull Synergism between Antibiotic and Infection Control Committees

bull Close relationship with the DNH and the program head

THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE

PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Campaign for the Citizen ldquoPreserve the Antibioticsrdquo

From the 28th September 2011 to the 29th February 2012

GRUPO DE INFECCcedilAtildeO E SEacutePSIS

bull Increase societyrsquos awareness on the serious consequences of the inadequate use of antibiotics

bull Increase knowlwdge on microrganisms and antibiotics

bull Change attitudes and behavior

bull Avoid self-medication of antibiotics

bull Promote compliance to prescription

bull Promote rules on how to deal with spare pills

bull Involve doctors nurses phaarmaceuticals and citizens in the same goal and purpose

Campaign for the Citizen

Goals

Campaign Supporting Partners

200 MUPIs placarded in the main cities

Campaign MUPIs

5000000 flyers and 10 000 posters

Campaign Flyers and Posters

Campanha Spots

226

insertions

news

41 press

24 TV

20 radio

141 internet

Campaign Results

Meeting people actions

Antimicrobial use a broader problem

Agriculture 50

- Therapy 20

- Prophylaxis 80

- Highly questionable

40-80

Humans 50

- Hospital 20

- Community 80

- Highly questionable

20-50

- Innapropriate use

up to 50

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

bull Instituto Nacional de Sauacutede Dr Ricardo Jorge

bull Direcccedilatildeo Geral de Veterinaacuteria

bull Direcccedilatildeo Geral de Inovaccedilatildeo e Desenvolvimento Curricular

bull DECO

bull Associaccedilatildeo Nacional de Farmaacutecias

bull Associaccedilatildeo Portuguesa de Induacutestria Farmacecircutica

bull Ordem dos Meacutedicos

bull Ordem dos Enfermeiros

bull Ordem dos Farmacecircuticos

bull Ordem dos Meacutedicos Veterinaacuterios

bull Associaccedilatildeo Portuguesa de Meacutedicos de Cliacutenica Geral

bull Administraccedilotildees Regionais de Sauacutede

bull Secretarias Regionais de Sauacutede

Portuguese Intersectorial Alliance for the Preservation of the Antibiotic

GRUPO DE INFECCcedilAtildeO ESEPSIS

Portuguese Intersectorial Alliance for the Preservation of the Antibiotic

1 Recognition that the antibiotic is endangered and needs to be

protected as it is an unique medication producing potential

individual benefit but individual and colective risk

2 Eviction of self-medication promotion of compliance to medical

prescription and of the pharmacist role as a pedagogue in

antibiotic use

Alliance Memorandum

Alliance Memorandum

3 Consolidation of the infection control activity and MDRMo cross

transmission prevention both in the community and in the hospital

namely promoting biosafety and vaccination in human and

veterinary medicine

4 Promotion of investigation on epidemiology and antimicrobial

resistance in human and veterinary sectors and of an easy access

of clinicians to data on antibiotic consumption and prevalence and

susceptibility of microrganisms

Alliance Memorandum

5 Emanation and implementation of guidelines on the use of antibiotics

in human and veterinary medicine

6 Implementation of stuctures and processes of antibiotic stewardship

in all health units including primary and continued care as stated in

DGS 0282011 of 15072011

7 Development of the use of rapid microbiological tests that will permit

decrease the avoidable use of antibiotics

Alliance Memorandum

8 Implementation of rewardin policy for health units that attain good results decreasing antibiotic consumption and antimicrobial resistance

9 Promotion of a swift investigation development and marketing of new innovative and useful antibiotics

10 Promotion of the practices put forward by the European Platform for the Respondsible Use of Medication in Animals (EPRUMA)

3-4 Feb 2012

World Alliance Against Multiresistant Organisms

bull Direcccedilatildeo Geral de Inovaccedilatildeo e Desenvolvimento Curricular

Direcccedilatildeo Geral da Sauacutede

Grupo de Infecccedilatildeo e Sepsis

bull Children and adollescents as vector of a chain of andragogy

bull Enhance e-bug

Contest for the 2nd and 3rd cycle

bull High incidence of MR microrganisms

bull High level of antibiotic consumption

bull Vicious circle

bull Recognize the problem

and commit ourselves to solve it

bull Antimicrobial Resistance Prevention

and Infection Control

two faces of the same coin

Conclusions

bull Join efforts of different institutions

bull Join data to get a better picture

bull Donrsquot just take pictures

bull Create an effective chain of reaction

bull Led by a structure DNH-based

bull That leads helps facilitates and educates in close relation to local stewardship structures

bull Commit Regional Health Authorities

bull Create a system able to finantially reward the merit of improving results and attaining goals

bull Think broad Put the Alliance to work

To Do List in the near future

bull Armando Brito Saacute

bull Filipe Froes

bull Luiacutes Caldeira

bull Luiacutes Marques Lito

bull Luiacutesa Peixe

bull Mafalda Ribeirinho

bull Joseacute Artur Paiva

PNPRA Steering Group

Page 23: THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION … · Sir Alexander Fleming Born: 6 August 1881 Deceased: 11 March 1955 Discovery of penicillin from Penicillium notatum: 1928

Guidelines

a General principles of antibiotic therapy b Treatment of urinary tract infections c Ampicillin e amoxicillin versus amoxicillinclavulanate d Surgical site infections prophylaxis e Carbapenems use f Quinolones use g Carbapenem resistant Enterobacteriaceae prevention and assessment h Treatment of comunity acquired pneumonia

PNPRA 2011-12

THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE

PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Antibiotic Committees and Stwardship

bull Role and goals standardization

bull Empowerment

bull Extension to Primary Care and Continued Care

bull Easy access to and use of surveillance data

bull Education and Stewardship

bull Synergism between Antibiotic and Infection Control Committees

bull Close relationship with the DNH and the program head

THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE

PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Campaign for the Citizen ldquoPreserve the Antibioticsrdquo

From the 28th September 2011 to the 29th February 2012

GRUPO DE INFECCcedilAtildeO E SEacutePSIS

bull Increase societyrsquos awareness on the serious consequences of the inadequate use of antibiotics

bull Increase knowlwdge on microrganisms and antibiotics

bull Change attitudes and behavior

bull Avoid self-medication of antibiotics

bull Promote compliance to prescription

bull Promote rules on how to deal with spare pills

bull Involve doctors nurses phaarmaceuticals and citizens in the same goal and purpose

Campaign for the Citizen

Goals

Campaign Supporting Partners

200 MUPIs placarded in the main cities

Campaign MUPIs

5000000 flyers and 10 000 posters

Campaign Flyers and Posters

Campanha Spots

226

insertions

news

41 press

24 TV

20 radio

141 internet

Campaign Results

Meeting people actions

Antimicrobial use a broader problem

Agriculture 50

- Therapy 20

- Prophylaxis 80

- Highly questionable

40-80

Humans 50

- Hospital 20

- Community 80

- Highly questionable

20-50

- Innapropriate use

up to 50

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

bull Instituto Nacional de Sauacutede Dr Ricardo Jorge

bull Direcccedilatildeo Geral de Veterinaacuteria

bull Direcccedilatildeo Geral de Inovaccedilatildeo e Desenvolvimento Curricular

bull DECO

bull Associaccedilatildeo Nacional de Farmaacutecias

bull Associaccedilatildeo Portuguesa de Induacutestria Farmacecircutica

bull Ordem dos Meacutedicos

bull Ordem dos Enfermeiros

bull Ordem dos Farmacecircuticos

bull Ordem dos Meacutedicos Veterinaacuterios

bull Associaccedilatildeo Portuguesa de Meacutedicos de Cliacutenica Geral

bull Administraccedilotildees Regionais de Sauacutede

bull Secretarias Regionais de Sauacutede

Portuguese Intersectorial Alliance for the Preservation of the Antibiotic

GRUPO DE INFECCcedilAtildeO ESEPSIS

Portuguese Intersectorial Alliance for the Preservation of the Antibiotic

1 Recognition that the antibiotic is endangered and needs to be

protected as it is an unique medication producing potential

individual benefit but individual and colective risk

2 Eviction of self-medication promotion of compliance to medical

prescription and of the pharmacist role as a pedagogue in

antibiotic use

Alliance Memorandum

Alliance Memorandum

3 Consolidation of the infection control activity and MDRMo cross

transmission prevention both in the community and in the hospital

namely promoting biosafety and vaccination in human and

veterinary medicine

4 Promotion of investigation on epidemiology and antimicrobial

resistance in human and veterinary sectors and of an easy access

of clinicians to data on antibiotic consumption and prevalence and

susceptibility of microrganisms

Alliance Memorandum

5 Emanation and implementation of guidelines on the use of antibiotics

in human and veterinary medicine

6 Implementation of stuctures and processes of antibiotic stewardship

in all health units including primary and continued care as stated in

DGS 0282011 of 15072011

7 Development of the use of rapid microbiological tests that will permit

decrease the avoidable use of antibiotics

Alliance Memorandum

8 Implementation of rewardin policy for health units that attain good results decreasing antibiotic consumption and antimicrobial resistance

9 Promotion of a swift investigation development and marketing of new innovative and useful antibiotics

10 Promotion of the practices put forward by the European Platform for the Respondsible Use of Medication in Animals (EPRUMA)

3-4 Feb 2012

World Alliance Against Multiresistant Organisms

bull Direcccedilatildeo Geral de Inovaccedilatildeo e Desenvolvimento Curricular

Direcccedilatildeo Geral da Sauacutede

Grupo de Infecccedilatildeo e Sepsis

bull Children and adollescents as vector of a chain of andragogy

bull Enhance e-bug

Contest for the 2nd and 3rd cycle

bull High incidence of MR microrganisms

bull High level of antibiotic consumption

bull Vicious circle

bull Recognize the problem

and commit ourselves to solve it

bull Antimicrobial Resistance Prevention

and Infection Control

two faces of the same coin

Conclusions

bull Join efforts of different institutions

bull Join data to get a better picture

bull Donrsquot just take pictures

bull Create an effective chain of reaction

bull Led by a structure DNH-based

bull That leads helps facilitates and educates in close relation to local stewardship structures

bull Commit Regional Health Authorities

bull Create a system able to finantially reward the merit of improving results and attaining goals

bull Think broad Put the Alliance to work

To Do List in the near future

bull Armando Brito Saacute

bull Filipe Froes

bull Luiacutes Caldeira

bull Luiacutes Marques Lito

bull Luiacutesa Peixe

bull Mafalda Ribeirinho

bull Joseacute Artur Paiva

PNPRA Steering Group

Page 24: THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION … · Sir Alexander Fleming Born: 6 August 1881 Deceased: 11 March 1955 Discovery of penicillin from Penicillium notatum: 1928

Antibiotic Committees and Stwardship

bull Role and goals standardization

bull Empowerment

bull Extension to Primary Care and Continued Care

bull Easy access to and use of surveillance data

bull Education and Stewardship

bull Synergism between Antibiotic and Infection Control Committees

bull Close relationship with the DNH and the program head

THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE

PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

Campaign for the Citizen ldquoPreserve the Antibioticsrdquo

From the 28th September 2011 to the 29th February 2012

GRUPO DE INFECCcedilAtildeO E SEacutePSIS

bull Increase societyrsquos awareness on the serious consequences of the inadequate use of antibiotics

bull Increase knowlwdge on microrganisms and antibiotics

bull Change attitudes and behavior

bull Avoid self-medication of antibiotics

bull Promote compliance to prescription

bull Promote rules on how to deal with spare pills

bull Involve doctors nurses phaarmaceuticals and citizens in the same goal and purpose

Campaign for the Citizen

Goals

Campaign Supporting Partners

200 MUPIs placarded in the main cities

Campaign MUPIs

5000000 flyers and 10 000 posters

Campaign Flyers and Posters

Campanha Spots

226

insertions

news

41 press

24 TV

20 radio

141 internet

Campaign Results

Meeting people actions

Antimicrobial use a broader problem

Agriculture 50

- Therapy 20

- Prophylaxis 80

- Highly questionable

40-80

Humans 50

- Hospital 20

- Community 80

- Highly questionable

20-50

- Innapropriate use

up to 50

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

bull Instituto Nacional de Sauacutede Dr Ricardo Jorge

bull Direcccedilatildeo Geral de Veterinaacuteria

bull Direcccedilatildeo Geral de Inovaccedilatildeo e Desenvolvimento Curricular

bull DECO

bull Associaccedilatildeo Nacional de Farmaacutecias

bull Associaccedilatildeo Portuguesa de Induacutestria Farmacecircutica

bull Ordem dos Meacutedicos

bull Ordem dos Enfermeiros

bull Ordem dos Farmacecircuticos

bull Ordem dos Meacutedicos Veterinaacuterios

bull Associaccedilatildeo Portuguesa de Meacutedicos de Cliacutenica Geral

bull Administraccedilotildees Regionais de Sauacutede

bull Secretarias Regionais de Sauacutede

Portuguese Intersectorial Alliance for the Preservation of the Antibiotic

GRUPO DE INFECCcedilAtildeO ESEPSIS

Portuguese Intersectorial Alliance for the Preservation of the Antibiotic

1 Recognition that the antibiotic is endangered and needs to be

protected as it is an unique medication producing potential

individual benefit but individual and colective risk

2 Eviction of self-medication promotion of compliance to medical

prescription and of the pharmacist role as a pedagogue in

antibiotic use

Alliance Memorandum

Alliance Memorandum

3 Consolidation of the infection control activity and MDRMo cross

transmission prevention both in the community and in the hospital

namely promoting biosafety and vaccination in human and

veterinary medicine

4 Promotion of investigation on epidemiology and antimicrobial

resistance in human and veterinary sectors and of an easy access

of clinicians to data on antibiotic consumption and prevalence and

susceptibility of microrganisms

Alliance Memorandum

5 Emanation and implementation of guidelines on the use of antibiotics

in human and veterinary medicine

6 Implementation of stuctures and processes of antibiotic stewardship

in all health units including primary and continued care as stated in

DGS 0282011 of 15072011

7 Development of the use of rapid microbiological tests that will permit

decrease the avoidable use of antibiotics

Alliance Memorandum

8 Implementation of rewardin policy for health units that attain good results decreasing antibiotic consumption and antimicrobial resistance

9 Promotion of a swift investigation development and marketing of new innovative and useful antibiotics

10 Promotion of the practices put forward by the European Platform for the Respondsible Use of Medication in Animals (EPRUMA)

3-4 Feb 2012

World Alliance Against Multiresistant Organisms

bull Direcccedilatildeo Geral de Inovaccedilatildeo e Desenvolvimento Curricular

Direcccedilatildeo Geral da Sauacutede

Grupo de Infecccedilatildeo e Sepsis

bull Children and adollescents as vector of a chain of andragogy

bull Enhance e-bug

Contest for the 2nd and 3rd cycle

bull High incidence of MR microrganisms

bull High level of antibiotic consumption

bull Vicious circle

bull Recognize the problem

and commit ourselves to solve it

bull Antimicrobial Resistance Prevention

and Infection Control

two faces of the same coin

Conclusions

bull Join efforts of different institutions

bull Join data to get a better picture

bull Donrsquot just take pictures

bull Create an effective chain of reaction

bull Led by a structure DNH-based

bull That leads helps facilitates and educates in close relation to local stewardship structures

bull Commit Regional Health Authorities

bull Create a system able to finantially reward the merit of improving results and attaining goals

bull Think broad Put the Alliance to work

To Do List in the near future

bull Armando Brito Saacute

bull Filipe Froes

bull Luiacutes Caldeira

bull Luiacutes Marques Lito

bull Luiacutesa Peixe

bull Mafalda Ribeirinho

bull Joseacute Artur Paiva

PNPRA Steering Group

Page 25: THE PORTUGUESE NATIONAL PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION … · Sir Alexander Fleming Born: 6 August 1881 Deceased: 11 March 1955 Discovery of penicillin from Penicillium notatum: 1928

Campaign for the Citizen ldquoPreserve the Antibioticsrdquo

From the 28th September 2011 to the 29th February 2012

GRUPO DE INFECCcedilAtildeO E SEacutePSIS

bull Increase societyrsquos awareness on the serious consequences of the inadequate use of antibiotics

bull Increase knowlwdge on microrganisms and antibiotics

bull Change attitudes and behavior

bull Avoid self-medication of antibiotics

bull Promote compliance to prescription

bull Promote rules on how to deal with spare pills

bull Involve doctors nurses phaarmaceuticals and citizens in the same goal and purpose

Campaign for the Citizen

Goals

Campaign Supporting Partners

200 MUPIs placarded in the main cities

Campaign MUPIs

5000000 flyers and 10 000 posters

Campaign Flyers and Posters

Campanha Spots

226

insertions

news

41 press

24 TV

20 radio

141 internet

Campaign Results

Meeting people actions

Antimicrobial use a broader problem

Agriculture 50

- Therapy 20

- Prophylaxis 80

- Highly questionable

40-80

Humans 50

- Hospital 20

- Community 80

- Highly questionable

20-50

- Innapropriate use

up to 50

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

bull Instituto Nacional de Sauacutede Dr Ricardo Jorge

bull Direcccedilatildeo Geral de Veterinaacuteria

bull Direcccedilatildeo Geral de Inovaccedilatildeo e Desenvolvimento Curricular

bull DECO

bull Associaccedilatildeo Nacional de Farmaacutecias

bull Associaccedilatildeo Portuguesa de Induacutestria Farmacecircutica

bull Ordem dos Meacutedicos

bull Ordem dos Enfermeiros

bull Ordem dos Farmacecircuticos

bull Ordem dos Meacutedicos Veterinaacuterios

bull Associaccedilatildeo Portuguesa de Meacutedicos de Cliacutenica Geral

bull Administraccedilotildees Regionais de Sauacutede

bull Secretarias Regionais de Sauacutede

Portuguese Intersectorial Alliance for the Preservation of the Antibiotic

GRUPO DE INFECCcedilAtildeO ESEPSIS

Portuguese Intersectorial Alliance for the Preservation of the Antibiotic

1 Recognition that the antibiotic is endangered and needs to be

protected as it is an unique medication producing potential

individual benefit but individual and colective risk

2 Eviction of self-medication promotion of compliance to medical

prescription and of the pharmacist role as a pedagogue in

antibiotic use

Alliance Memorandum

Alliance Memorandum

3 Consolidation of the infection control activity and MDRMo cross

transmission prevention both in the community and in the hospital

namely promoting biosafety and vaccination in human and

veterinary medicine

4 Promotion of investigation on epidemiology and antimicrobial

resistance in human and veterinary sectors and of an easy access

of clinicians to data on antibiotic consumption and prevalence and

susceptibility of microrganisms

Alliance Memorandum

5 Emanation and implementation of guidelines on the use of antibiotics

in human and veterinary medicine

6 Implementation of stuctures and processes of antibiotic stewardship

in all health units including primary and continued care as stated in

DGS 0282011 of 15072011

7 Development of the use of rapid microbiological tests that will permit

decrease the avoidable use of antibiotics

Alliance Memorandum

8 Implementation of rewardin policy for health units that attain good results decreasing antibiotic consumption and antimicrobial resistance

9 Promotion of a swift investigation development and marketing of new innovative and useful antibiotics

10 Promotion of the practices put forward by the European Platform for the Respondsible Use of Medication in Animals (EPRUMA)

3-4 Feb 2012

World Alliance Against Multiresistant Organisms

bull Direcccedilatildeo Geral de Inovaccedilatildeo e Desenvolvimento Curricular

Direcccedilatildeo Geral da Sauacutede

Grupo de Infecccedilatildeo e Sepsis

bull Children and adollescents as vector of a chain of andragogy

bull Enhance e-bug

Contest for the 2nd and 3rd cycle

bull High incidence of MR microrganisms

bull High level of antibiotic consumption

bull Vicious circle

bull Recognize the problem

and commit ourselves to solve it

bull Antimicrobial Resistance Prevention

and Infection Control

two faces of the same coin

Conclusions

bull Join efforts of different institutions

bull Join data to get a better picture

bull Donrsquot just take pictures

bull Create an effective chain of reaction

bull Led by a structure DNH-based

bull That leads helps facilitates and educates in close relation to local stewardship structures

bull Commit Regional Health Authorities

bull Create a system able to finantially reward the merit of improving results and attaining goals

bull Think broad Put the Alliance to work

To Do List in the near future

bull Armando Brito Saacute

bull Filipe Froes

bull Luiacutes Caldeira

bull Luiacutes Marques Lito

bull Luiacutesa Peixe

bull Mafalda Ribeirinho

bull Joseacute Artur Paiva

PNPRA Steering Group

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bull Increase societyrsquos awareness on the serious consequences of the inadequate use of antibiotics

bull Increase knowlwdge on microrganisms and antibiotics

bull Change attitudes and behavior

bull Avoid self-medication of antibiotics

bull Promote compliance to prescription

bull Promote rules on how to deal with spare pills

bull Involve doctors nurses phaarmaceuticals and citizens in the same goal and purpose

Campaign for the Citizen

Goals

Campaign Supporting Partners

200 MUPIs placarded in the main cities

Campaign MUPIs

5000000 flyers and 10 000 posters

Campaign Flyers and Posters

Campanha Spots

226

insertions

news

41 press

24 TV

20 radio

141 internet

Campaign Results

Meeting people actions

Antimicrobial use a broader problem

Agriculture 50

- Therapy 20

- Prophylaxis 80

- Highly questionable

40-80

Humans 50

- Hospital 20

- Community 80

- Highly questionable

20-50

- Innapropriate use

up to 50

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

bull Instituto Nacional de Sauacutede Dr Ricardo Jorge

bull Direcccedilatildeo Geral de Veterinaacuteria

bull Direcccedilatildeo Geral de Inovaccedilatildeo e Desenvolvimento Curricular

bull DECO

bull Associaccedilatildeo Nacional de Farmaacutecias

bull Associaccedilatildeo Portuguesa de Induacutestria Farmacecircutica

bull Ordem dos Meacutedicos

bull Ordem dos Enfermeiros

bull Ordem dos Farmacecircuticos

bull Ordem dos Meacutedicos Veterinaacuterios

bull Associaccedilatildeo Portuguesa de Meacutedicos de Cliacutenica Geral

bull Administraccedilotildees Regionais de Sauacutede

bull Secretarias Regionais de Sauacutede

Portuguese Intersectorial Alliance for the Preservation of the Antibiotic

GRUPO DE INFECCcedilAtildeO ESEPSIS

Portuguese Intersectorial Alliance for the Preservation of the Antibiotic

1 Recognition that the antibiotic is endangered and needs to be

protected as it is an unique medication producing potential

individual benefit but individual and colective risk

2 Eviction of self-medication promotion of compliance to medical

prescription and of the pharmacist role as a pedagogue in

antibiotic use

Alliance Memorandum

Alliance Memorandum

3 Consolidation of the infection control activity and MDRMo cross

transmission prevention both in the community and in the hospital

namely promoting biosafety and vaccination in human and

veterinary medicine

4 Promotion of investigation on epidemiology and antimicrobial

resistance in human and veterinary sectors and of an easy access

of clinicians to data on antibiotic consumption and prevalence and

susceptibility of microrganisms

Alliance Memorandum

5 Emanation and implementation of guidelines on the use of antibiotics

in human and veterinary medicine

6 Implementation of stuctures and processes of antibiotic stewardship

in all health units including primary and continued care as stated in

DGS 0282011 of 15072011

7 Development of the use of rapid microbiological tests that will permit

decrease the avoidable use of antibiotics

Alliance Memorandum

8 Implementation of rewardin policy for health units that attain good results decreasing antibiotic consumption and antimicrobial resistance

9 Promotion of a swift investigation development and marketing of new innovative and useful antibiotics

10 Promotion of the practices put forward by the European Platform for the Respondsible Use of Medication in Animals (EPRUMA)

3-4 Feb 2012

World Alliance Against Multiresistant Organisms

bull Direcccedilatildeo Geral de Inovaccedilatildeo e Desenvolvimento Curricular

Direcccedilatildeo Geral da Sauacutede

Grupo de Infecccedilatildeo e Sepsis

bull Children and adollescents as vector of a chain of andragogy

bull Enhance e-bug

Contest for the 2nd and 3rd cycle

bull High incidence of MR microrganisms

bull High level of antibiotic consumption

bull Vicious circle

bull Recognize the problem

and commit ourselves to solve it

bull Antimicrobial Resistance Prevention

and Infection Control

two faces of the same coin

Conclusions

bull Join efforts of different institutions

bull Join data to get a better picture

bull Donrsquot just take pictures

bull Create an effective chain of reaction

bull Led by a structure DNH-based

bull That leads helps facilitates and educates in close relation to local stewardship structures

bull Commit Regional Health Authorities

bull Create a system able to finantially reward the merit of improving results and attaining goals

bull Think broad Put the Alliance to work

To Do List in the near future

bull Armando Brito Saacute

bull Filipe Froes

bull Luiacutes Caldeira

bull Luiacutes Marques Lito

bull Luiacutesa Peixe

bull Mafalda Ribeirinho

bull Joseacute Artur Paiva

PNPRA Steering Group

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Campaign Supporting Partners

200 MUPIs placarded in the main cities

Campaign MUPIs

5000000 flyers and 10 000 posters

Campaign Flyers and Posters

Campanha Spots

226

insertions

news

41 press

24 TV

20 radio

141 internet

Campaign Results

Meeting people actions

Antimicrobial use a broader problem

Agriculture 50

- Therapy 20

- Prophylaxis 80

- Highly questionable

40-80

Humans 50

- Hospital 20

- Community 80

- Highly questionable

20-50

- Innapropriate use

up to 50

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

bull Instituto Nacional de Sauacutede Dr Ricardo Jorge

bull Direcccedilatildeo Geral de Veterinaacuteria

bull Direcccedilatildeo Geral de Inovaccedilatildeo e Desenvolvimento Curricular

bull DECO

bull Associaccedilatildeo Nacional de Farmaacutecias

bull Associaccedilatildeo Portuguesa de Induacutestria Farmacecircutica

bull Ordem dos Meacutedicos

bull Ordem dos Enfermeiros

bull Ordem dos Farmacecircuticos

bull Ordem dos Meacutedicos Veterinaacuterios

bull Associaccedilatildeo Portuguesa de Meacutedicos de Cliacutenica Geral

bull Administraccedilotildees Regionais de Sauacutede

bull Secretarias Regionais de Sauacutede

Portuguese Intersectorial Alliance for the Preservation of the Antibiotic

GRUPO DE INFECCcedilAtildeO ESEPSIS

Portuguese Intersectorial Alliance for the Preservation of the Antibiotic

1 Recognition that the antibiotic is endangered and needs to be

protected as it is an unique medication producing potential

individual benefit but individual and colective risk

2 Eviction of self-medication promotion of compliance to medical

prescription and of the pharmacist role as a pedagogue in

antibiotic use

Alliance Memorandum

Alliance Memorandum

3 Consolidation of the infection control activity and MDRMo cross

transmission prevention both in the community and in the hospital

namely promoting biosafety and vaccination in human and

veterinary medicine

4 Promotion of investigation on epidemiology and antimicrobial

resistance in human and veterinary sectors and of an easy access

of clinicians to data on antibiotic consumption and prevalence and

susceptibility of microrganisms

Alliance Memorandum

5 Emanation and implementation of guidelines on the use of antibiotics

in human and veterinary medicine

6 Implementation of stuctures and processes of antibiotic stewardship

in all health units including primary and continued care as stated in

DGS 0282011 of 15072011

7 Development of the use of rapid microbiological tests that will permit

decrease the avoidable use of antibiotics

Alliance Memorandum

8 Implementation of rewardin policy for health units that attain good results decreasing antibiotic consumption and antimicrobial resistance

9 Promotion of a swift investigation development and marketing of new innovative and useful antibiotics

10 Promotion of the practices put forward by the European Platform for the Respondsible Use of Medication in Animals (EPRUMA)

3-4 Feb 2012

World Alliance Against Multiresistant Organisms

bull Direcccedilatildeo Geral de Inovaccedilatildeo e Desenvolvimento Curricular

Direcccedilatildeo Geral da Sauacutede

Grupo de Infecccedilatildeo e Sepsis

bull Children and adollescents as vector of a chain of andragogy

bull Enhance e-bug

Contest for the 2nd and 3rd cycle

bull High incidence of MR microrganisms

bull High level of antibiotic consumption

bull Vicious circle

bull Recognize the problem

and commit ourselves to solve it

bull Antimicrobial Resistance Prevention

and Infection Control

two faces of the same coin

Conclusions

bull Join efforts of different institutions

bull Join data to get a better picture

bull Donrsquot just take pictures

bull Create an effective chain of reaction

bull Led by a structure DNH-based

bull That leads helps facilitates and educates in close relation to local stewardship structures

bull Commit Regional Health Authorities

bull Create a system able to finantially reward the merit of improving results and attaining goals

bull Think broad Put the Alliance to work

To Do List in the near future

bull Armando Brito Saacute

bull Filipe Froes

bull Luiacutes Caldeira

bull Luiacutes Marques Lito

bull Luiacutesa Peixe

bull Mafalda Ribeirinho

bull Joseacute Artur Paiva

PNPRA Steering Group

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200 MUPIs placarded in the main cities

Campaign MUPIs

5000000 flyers and 10 000 posters

Campaign Flyers and Posters

Campanha Spots

226

insertions

news

41 press

24 TV

20 radio

141 internet

Campaign Results

Meeting people actions

Antimicrobial use a broader problem

Agriculture 50

- Therapy 20

- Prophylaxis 80

- Highly questionable

40-80

Humans 50

- Hospital 20

- Community 80

- Highly questionable

20-50

- Innapropriate use

up to 50

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

bull Instituto Nacional de Sauacutede Dr Ricardo Jorge

bull Direcccedilatildeo Geral de Veterinaacuteria

bull Direcccedilatildeo Geral de Inovaccedilatildeo e Desenvolvimento Curricular

bull DECO

bull Associaccedilatildeo Nacional de Farmaacutecias

bull Associaccedilatildeo Portuguesa de Induacutestria Farmacecircutica

bull Ordem dos Meacutedicos

bull Ordem dos Enfermeiros

bull Ordem dos Farmacecircuticos

bull Ordem dos Meacutedicos Veterinaacuterios

bull Associaccedilatildeo Portuguesa de Meacutedicos de Cliacutenica Geral

bull Administraccedilotildees Regionais de Sauacutede

bull Secretarias Regionais de Sauacutede

Portuguese Intersectorial Alliance for the Preservation of the Antibiotic

GRUPO DE INFECCcedilAtildeO ESEPSIS

Portuguese Intersectorial Alliance for the Preservation of the Antibiotic

1 Recognition that the antibiotic is endangered and needs to be

protected as it is an unique medication producing potential

individual benefit but individual and colective risk

2 Eviction of self-medication promotion of compliance to medical

prescription and of the pharmacist role as a pedagogue in

antibiotic use

Alliance Memorandum

Alliance Memorandum

3 Consolidation of the infection control activity and MDRMo cross

transmission prevention both in the community and in the hospital

namely promoting biosafety and vaccination in human and

veterinary medicine

4 Promotion of investigation on epidemiology and antimicrobial

resistance in human and veterinary sectors and of an easy access

of clinicians to data on antibiotic consumption and prevalence and

susceptibility of microrganisms

Alliance Memorandum

5 Emanation and implementation of guidelines on the use of antibiotics

in human and veterinary medicine

6 Implementation of stuctures and processes of antibiotic stewardship

in all health units including primary and continued care as stated in

DGS 0282011 of 15072011

7 Development of the use of rapid microbiological tests that will permit

decrease the avoidable use of antibiotics

Alliance Memorandum

8 Implementation of rewardin policy for health units that attain good results decreasing antibiotic consumption and antimicrobial resistance

9 Promotion of a swift investigation development and marketing of new innovative and useful antibiotics

10 Promotion of the practices put forward by the European Platform for the Respondsible Use of Medication in Animals (EPRUMA)

3-4 Feb 2012

World Alliance Against Multiresistant Organisms

bull Direcccedilatildeo Geral de Inovaccedilatildeo e Desenvolvimento Curricular

Direcccedilatildeo Geral da Sauacutede

Grupo de Infecccedilatildeo e Sepsis

bull Children and adollescents as vector of a chain of andragogy

bull Enhance e-bug

Contest for the 2nd and 3rd cycle

bull High incidence of MR microrganisms

bull High level of antibiotic consumption

bull Vicious circle

bull Recognize the problem

and commit ourselves to solve it

bull Antimicrobial Resistance Prevention

and Infection Control

two faces of the same coin

Conclusions

bull Join efforts of different institutions

bull Join data to get a better picture

bull Donrsquot just take pictures

bull Create an effective chain of reaction

bull Led by a structure DNH-based

bull That leads helps facilitates and educates in close relation to local stewardship structures

bull Commit Regional Health Authorities

bull Create a system able to finantially reward the merit of improving results and attaining goals

bull Think broad Put the Alliance to work

To Do List in the near future

bull Armando Brito Saacute

bull Filipe Froes

bull Luiacutes Caldeira

bull Luiacutes Marques Lito

bull Luiacutesa Peixe

bull Mafalda Ribeirinho

bull Joseacute Artur Paiva

PNPRA Steering Group

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5000000 flyers and 10 000 posters

Campaign Flyers and Posters

Campanha Spots

226

insertions

news

41 press

24 TV

20 radio

141 internet

Campaign Results

Meeting people actions

Antimicrobial use a broader problem

Agriculture 50

- Therapy 20

- Prophylaxis 80

- Highly questionable

40-80

Humans 50

- Hospital 20

- Community 80

- Highly questionable

20-50

- Innapropriate use

up to 50

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

bull Instituto Nacional de Sauacutede Dr Ricardo Jorge

bull Direcccedilatildeo Geral de Veterinaacuteria

bull Direcccedilatildeo Geral de Inovaccedilatildeo e Desenvolvimento Curricular

bull DECO

bull Associaccedilatildeo Nacional de Farmaacutecias

bull Associaccedilatildeo Portuguesa de Induacutestria Farmacecircutica

bull Ordem dos Meacutedicos

bull Ordem dos Enfermeiros

bull Ordem dos Farmacecircuticos

bull Ordem dos Meacutedicos Veterinaacuterios

bull Associaccedilatildeo Portuguesa de Meacutedicos de Cliacutenica Geral

bull Administraccedilotildees Regionais de Sauacutede

bull Secretarias Regionais de Sauacutede

Portuguese Intersectorial Alliance for the Preservation of the Antibiotic

GRUPO DE INFECCcedilAtildeO ESEPSIS

Portuguese Intersectorial Alliance for the Preservation of the Antibiotic

1 Recognition that the antibiotic is endangered and needs to be

protected as it is an unique medication producing potential

individual benefit but individual and colective risk

2 Eviction of self-medication promotion of compliance to medical

prescription and of the pharmacist role as a pedagogue in

antibiotic use

Alliance Memorandum

Alliance Memorandum

3 Consolidation of the infection control activity and MDRMo cross

transmission prevention both in the community and in the hospital

namely promoting biosafety and vaccination in human and

veterinary medicine

4 Promotion of investigation on epidemiology and antimicrobial

resistance in human and veterinary sectors and of an easy access

of clinicians to data on antibiotic consumption and prevalence and

susceptibility of microrganisms

Alliance Memorandum

5 Emanation and implementation of guidelines on the use of antibiotics

in human and veterinary medicine

6 Implementation of stuctures and processes of antibiotic stewardship

in all health units including primary and continued care as stated in

DGS 0282011 of 15072011

7 Development of the use of rapid microbiological tests that will permit

decrease the avoidable use of antibiotics

Alliance Memorandum

8 Implementation of rewardin policy for health units that attain good results decreasing antibiotic consumption and antimicrobial resistance

9 Promotion of a swift investigation development and marketing of new innovative and useful antibiotics

10 Promotion of the practices put forward by the European Platform for the Respondsible Use of Medication in Animals (EPRUMA)

3-4 Feb 2012

World Alliance Against Multiresistant Organisms

bull Direcccedilatildeo Geral de Inovaccedilatildeo e Desenvolvimento Curricular

Direcccedilatildeo Geral da Sauacutede

Grupo de Infecccedilatildeo e Sepsis

bull Children and adollescents as vector of a chain of andragogy

bull Enhance e-bug

Contest for the 2nd and 3rd cycle

bull High incidence of MR microrganisms

bull High level of antibiotic consumption

bull Vicious circle

bull Recognize the problem

and commit ourselves to solve it

bull Antimicrobial Resistance Prevention

and Infection Control

two faces of the same coin

Conclusions

bull Join efforts of different institutions

bull Join data to get a better picture

bull Donrsquot just take pictures

bull Create an effective chain of reaction

bull Led by a structure DNH-based

bull That leads helps facilitates and educates in close relation to local stewardship structures

bull Commit Regional Health Authorities

bull Create a system able to finantially reward the merit of improving results and attaining goals

bull Think broad Put the Alliance to work

To Do List in the near future

bull Armando Brito Saacute

bull Filipe Froes

bull Luiacutes Caldeira

bull Luiacutes Marques Lito

bull Luiacutesa Peixe

bull Mafalda Ribeirinho

bull Joseacute Artur Paiva

PNPRA Steering Group

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Campanha Spots

226

insertions

news

41 press

24 TV

20 radio

141 internet

Campaign Results

Meeting people actions

Antimicrobial use a broader problem

Agriculture 50

- Therapy 20

- Prophylaxis 80

- Highly questionable

40-80

Humans 50

- Hospital 20

- Community 80

- Highly questionable

20-50

- Innapropriate use

up to 50

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

bull Instituto Nacional de Sauacutede Dr Ricardo Jorge

bull Direcccedilatildeo Geral de Veterinaacuteria

bull Direcccedilatildeo Geral de Inovaccedilatildeo e Desenvolvimento Curricular

bull DECO

bull Associaccedilatildeo Nacional de Farmaacutecias

bull Associaccedilatildeo Portuguesa de Induacutestria Farmacecircutica

bull Ordem dos Meacutedicos

bull Ordem dos Enfermeiros

bull Ordem dos Farmacecircuticos

bull Ordem dos Meacutedicos Veterinaacuterios

bull Associaccedilatildeo Portuguesa de Meacutedicos de Cliacutenica Geral

bull Administraccedilotildees Regionais de Sauacutede

bull Secretarias Regionais de Sauacutede

Portuguese Intersectorial Alliance for the Preservation of the Antibiotic

GRUPO DE INFECCcedilAtildeO ESEPSIS

Portuguese Intersectorial Alliance for the Preservation of the Antibiotic

1 Recognition that the antibiotic is endangered and needs to be

protected as it is an unique medication producing potential

individual benefit but individual and colective risk

2 Eviction of self-medication promotion of compliance to medical

prescription and of the pharmacist role as a pedagogue in

antibiotic use

Alliance Memorandum

Alliance Memorandum

3 Consolidation of the infection control activity and MDRMo cross

transmission prevention both in the community and in the hospital

namely promoting biosafety and vaccination in human and

veterinary medicine

4 Promotion of investigation on epidemiology and antimicrobial

resistance in human and veterinary sectors and of an easy access

of clinicians to data on antibiotic consumption and prevalence and

susceptibility of microrganisms

Alliance Memorandum

5 Emanation and implementation of guidelines on the use of antibiotics

in human and veterinary medicine

6 Implementation of stuctures and processes of antibiotic stewardship

in all health units including primary and continued care as stated in

DGS 0282011 of 15072011

7 Development of the use of rapid microbiological tests that will permit

decrease the avoidable use of antibiotics

Alliance Memorandum

8 Implementation of rewardin policy for health units that attain good results decreasing antibiotic consumption and antimicrobial resistance

9 Promotion of a swift investigation development and marketing of new innovative and useful antibiotics

10 Promotion of the practices put forward by the European Platform for the Respondsible Use of Medication in Animals (EPRUMA)

3-4 Feb 2012

World Alliance Against Multiresistant Organisms

bull Direcccedilatildeo Geral de Inovaccedilatildeo e Desenvolvimento Curricular

Direcccedilatildeo Geral da Sauacutede

Grupo de Infecccedilatildeo e Sepsis

bull Children and adollescents as vector of a chain of andragogy

bull Enhance e-bug

Contest for the 2nd and 3rd cycle

bull High incidence of MR microrganisms

bull High level of antibiotic consumption

bull Vicious circle

bull Recognize the problem

and commit ourselves to solve it

bull Antimicrobial Resistance Prevention

and Infection Control

two faces of the same coin

Conclusions

bull Join efforts of different institutions

bull Join data to get a better picture

bull Donrsquot just take pictures

bull Create an effective chain of reaction

bull Led by a structure DNH-based

bull That leads helps facilitates and educates in close relation to local stewardship structures

bull Commit Regional Health Authorities

bull Create a system able to finantially reward the merit of improving results and attaining goals

bull Think broad Put the Alliance to work

To Do List in the near future

bull Armando Brito Saacute

bull Filipe Froes

bull Luiacutes Caldeira

bull Luiacutes Marques Lito

bull Luiacutesa Peixe

bull Mafalda Ribeirinho

bull Joseacute Artur Paiva

PNPRA Steering Group

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226

insertions

news

41 press

24 TV

20 radio

141 internet

Campaign Results

Meeting people actions

Antimicrobial use a broader problem

Agriculture 50

- Therapy 20

- Prophylaxis 80

- Highly questionable

40-80

Humans 50

- Hospital 20

- Community 80

- Highly questionable

20-50

- Innapropriate use

up to 50

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

bull Instituto Nacional de Sauacutede Dr Ricardo Jorge

bull Direcccedilatildeo Geral de Veterinaacuteria

bull Direcccedilatildeo Geral de Inovaccedilatildeo e Desenvolvimento Curricular

bull DECO

bull Associaccedilatildeo Nacional de Farmaacutecias

bull Associaccedilatildeo Portuguesa de Induacutestria Farmacecircutica

bull Ordem dos Meacutedicos

bull Ordem dos Enfermeiros

bull Ordem dos Farmacecircuticos

bull Ordem dos Meacutedicos Veterinaacuterios

bull Associaccedilatildeo Portuguesa de Meacutedicos de Cliacutenica Geral

bull Administraccedilotildees Regionais de Sauacutede

bull Secretarias Regionais de Sauacutede

Portuguese Intersectorial Alliance for the Preservation of the Antibiotic

GRUPO DE INFECCcedilAtildeO ESEPSIS

Portuguese Intersectorial Alliance for the Preservation of the Antibiotic

1 Recognition that the antibiotic is endangered and needs to be

protected as it is an unique medication producing potential

individual benefit but individual and colective risk

2 Eviction of self-medication promotion of compliance to medical

prescription and of the pharmacist role as a pedagogue in

antibiotic use

Alliance Memorandum

Alliance Memorandum

3 Consolidation of the infection control activity and MDRMo cross

transmission prevention both in the community and in the hospital

namely promoting biosafety and vaccination in human and

veterinary medicine

4 Promotion of investigation on epidemiology and antimicrobial

resistance in human and veterinary sectors and of an easy access

of clinicians to data on antibiotic consumption and prevalence and

susceptibility of microrganisms

Alliance Memorandum

5 Emanation and implementation of guidelines on the use of antibiotics

in human and veterinary medicine

6 Implementation of stuctures and processes of antibiotic stewardship

in all health units including primary and continued care as stated in

DGS 0282011 of 15072011

7 Development of the use of rapid microbiological tests that will permit

decrease the avoidable use of antibiotics

Alliance Memorandum

8 Implementation of rewardin policy for health units that attain good results decreasing antibiotic consumption and antimicrobial resistance

9 Promotion of a swift investigation development and marketing of new innovative and useful antibiotics

10 Promotion of the practices put forward by the European Platform for the Respondsible Use of Medication in Animals (EPRUMA)

3-4 Feb 2012

World Alliance Against Multiresistant Organisms

bull Direcccedilatildeo Geral de Inovaccedilatildeo e Desenvolvimento Curricular

Direcccedilatildeo Geral da Sauacutede

Grupo de Infecccedilatildeo e Sepsis

bull Children and adollescents as vector of a chain of andragogy

bull Enhance e-bug

Contest for the 2nd and 3rd cycle

bull High incidence of MR microrganisms

bull High level of antibiotic consumption

bull Vicious circle

bull Recognize the problem

and commit ourselves to solve it

bull Antimicrobial Resistance Prevention

and Infection Control

two faces of the same coin

Conclusions

bull Join efforts of different institutions

bull Join data to get a better picture

bull Donrsquot just take pictures

bull Create an effective chain of reaction

bull Led by a structure DNH-based

bull That leads helps facilitates and educates in close relation to local stewardship structures

bull Commit Regional Health Authorities

bull Create a system able to finantially reward the merit of improving results and attaining goals

bull Think broad Put the Alliance to work

To Do List in the near future

bull Armando Brito Saacute

bull Filipe Froes

bull Luiacutes Caldeira

bull Luiacutes Marques Lito

bull Luiacutesa Peixe

bull Mafalda Ribeirinho

bull Joseacute Artur Paiva

PNPRA Steering Group

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Meeting people actions

Antimicrobial use a broader problem

Agriculture 50

- Therapy 20

- Prophylaxis 80

- Highly questionable

40-80

Humans 50

- Hospital 20

- Community 80

- Highly questionable

20-50

- Innapropriate use

up to 50

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

bull Instituto Nacional de Sauacutede Dr Ricardo Jorge

bull Direcccedilatildeo Geral de Veterinaacuteria

bull Direcccedilatildeo Geral de Inovaccedilatildeo e Desenvolvimento Curricular

bull DECO

bull Associaccedilatildeo Nacional de Farmaacutecias

bull Associaccedilatildeo Portuguesa de Induacutestria Farmacecircutica

bull Ordem dos Meacutedicos

bull Ordem dos Enfermeiros

bull Ordem dos Farmacecircuticos

bull Ordem dos Meacutedicos Veterinaacuterios

bull Associaccedilatildeo Portuguesa de Meacutedicos de Cliacutenica Geral

bull Administraccedilotildees Regionais de Sauacutede

bull Secretarias Regionais de Sauacutede

Portuguese Intersectorial Alliance for the Preservation of the Antibiotic

GRUPO DE INFECCcedilAtildeO ESEPSIS

Portuguese Intersectorial Alliance for the Preservation of the Antibiotic

1 Recognition that the antibiotic is endangered and needs to be

protected as it is an unique medication producing potential

individual benefit but individual and colective risk

2 Eviction of self-medication promotion of compliance to medical

prescription and of the pharmacist role as a pedagogue in

antibiotic use

Alliance Memorandum

Alliance Memorandum

3 Consolidation of the infection control activity and MDRMo cross

transmission prevention both in the community and in the hospital

namely promoting biosafety and vaccination in human and

veterinary medicine

4 Promotion of investigation on epidemiology and antimicrobial

resistance in human and veterinary sectors and of an easy access

of clinicians to data on antibiotic consumption and prevalence and

susceptibility of microrganisms

Alliance Memorandum

5 Emanation and implementation of guidelines on the use of antibiotics

in human and veterinary medicine

6 Implementation of stuctures and processes of antibiotic stewardship

in all health units including primary and continued care as stated in

DGS 0282011 of 15072011

7 Development of the use of rapid microbiological tests that will permit

decrease the avoidable use of antibiotics

Alliance Memorandum

8 Implementation of rewardin policy for health units that attain good results decreasing antibiotic consumption and antimicrobial resistance

9 Promotion of a swift investigation development and marketing of new innovative and useful antibiotics

10 Promotion of the practices put forward by the European Platform for the Respondsible Use of Medication in Animals (EPRUMA)

3-4 Feb 2012

World Alliance Against Multiresistant Organisms

bull Direcccedilatildeo Geral de Inovaccedilatildeo e Desenvolvimento Curricular

Direcccedilatildeo Geral da Sauacutede

Grupo de Infecccedilatildeo e Sepsis

bull Children and adollescents as vector of a chain of andragogy

bull Enhance e-bug

Contest for the 2nd and 3rd cycle

bull High incidence of MR microrganisms

bull High level of antibiotic consumption

bull Vicious circle

bull Recognize the problem

and commit ourselves to solve it

bull Antimicrobial Resistance Prevention

and Infection Control

two faces of the same coin

Conclusions

bull Join efforts of different institutions

bull Join data to get a better picture

bull Donrsquot just take pictures

bull Create an effective chain of reaction

bull Led by a structure DNH-based

bull That leads helps facilitates and educates in close relation to local stewardship structures

bull Commit Regional Health Authorities

bull Create a system able to finantially reward the merit of improving results and attaining goals

bull Think broad Put the Alliance to work

To Do List in the near future

bull Armando Brito Saacute

bull Filipe Froes

bull Luiacutes Caldeira

bull Luiacutes Marques Lito

bull Luiacutesa Peixe

bull Mafalda Ribeirinho

bull Joseacute Artur Paiva

PNPRA Steering Group

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Antimicrobial use a broader problem

Agriculture 50

- Therapy 20

- Prophylaxis 80

- Highly questionable

40-80

Humans 50

- Hospital 20

- Community 80

- Highly questionable

20-50

- Innapropriate use

up to 50

THE PORTUGUESE PROGRAM FOR THE PREVENTION OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

bull Instituto Nacional de Sauacutede Dr Ricardo Jorge

bull Direcccedilatildeo Geral de Veterinaacuteria

bull Direcccedilatildeo Geral de Inovaccedilatildeo e Desenvolvimento Curricular

bull DECO

bull Associaccedilatildeo Nacional de Farmaacutecias

bull Associaccedilatildeo Portuguesa de Induacutestria Farmacecircutica

bull Ordem dos Meacutedicos

bull Ordem dos Enfermeiros

bull Ordem dos Farmacecircuticos

bull Ordem dos Meacutedicos Veterinaacuterios

bull Associaccedilatildeo Portuguesa de Meacutedicos de Cliacutenica Geral

bull Administraccedilotildees Regionais de Sauacutede

bull Secretarias Regionais de Sauacutede

Portuguese Intersectorial Alliance for the Preservation of the Antibiotic

GRUPO DE INFECCcedilAtildeO ESEPSIS

Portuguese Intersectorial Alliance for the Preservation of the Antibiotic

1 Recognition that the antibiotic is endangered and needs to be

protected as it is an unique medication producing potential

individual benefit but individual and colective risk

2 Eviction of self-medication promotion of compliance to medical

prescription and of the pharmacist role as a pedagogue in

antibiotic use

Alliance Memorandum

Alliance Memorandum

3 Consolidation of the infection control activity and MDRMo cross

transmission prevention both in the community and in the hospital

namely promoting biosafety and vaccination in human and

veterinary medicine

4 Promotion of investigation on epidemiology and antimicrobial

resistance in human and veterinary sectors and of an easy access

of clinicians to data on antibiotic consumption and prevalence and

susceptibility of microrganisms

Alliance Memorandum

5 Emanation and implementation of guidelines on the use of antibiotics

in human and veterinary medicine

6 Implementation of stuctures and processes of antibiotic stewardship

in all health units including primary and continued care as stated in

DGS 0282011 of 15072011

7 Development of the use of rapid microbiological tests that will permit

decrease the avoidable use of antibiotics

Alliance Memorandum

8 Implementation of rewardin policy for health units that attain good results decreasing antibiotic consumption and antimicrobial resistance

9 Promotion of a swift investigation development and marketing of new innovative and useful antibiotics

10 Promotion of the practices put forward by the European Platform for the Respondsible Use of Medication in Animals (EPRUMA)

3-4 Feb 2012

World Alliance Against Multiresistant Organisms

bull Direcccedilatildeo Geral de Inovaccedilatildeo e Desenvolvimento Curricular

Direcccedilatildeo Geral da Sauacutede

Grupo de Infecccedilatildeo e Sepsis

bull Children and adollescents as vector of a chain of andragogy

bull Enhance e-bug

Contest for the 2nd and 3rd cycle

bull High incidence of MR microrganisms

bull High level of antibiotic consumption

bull Vicious circle

bull Recognize the problem

and commit ourselves to solve it

bull Antimicrobial Resistance Prevention

and Infection Control

two faces of the same coin

Conclusions

bull Join efforts of different institutions

bull Join data to get a better picture

bull Donrsquot just take pictures

bull Create an effective chain of reaction

bull Led by a structure DNH-based

bull That leads helps facilitates and educates in close relation to local stewardship structures

bull Commit Regional Health Authorities

bull Create a system able to finantially reward the merit of improving results and attaining goals

bull Think broad Put the Alliance to work

To Do List in the near future

bull Armando Brito Saacute

bull Filipe Froes

bull Luiacutes Caldeira

bull Luiacutes Marques Lito

bull Luiacutesa Peixe

bull Mafalda Ribeirinho

bull Joseacute Artur Paiva

PNPRA Steering Group

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bull Instituto Nacional de Sauacutede Dr Ricardo Jorge

bull Direcccedilatildeo Geral de Veterinaacuteria

bull Direcccedilatildeo Geral de Inovaccedilatildeo e Desenvolvimento Curricular

bull DECO

bull Associaccedilatildeo Nacional de Farmaacutecias

bull Associaccedilatildeo Portuguesa de Induacutestria Farmacecircutica

bull Ordem dos Meacutedicos

bull Ordem dos Enfermeiros

bull Ordem dos Farmacecircuticos

bull Ordem dos Meacutedicos Veterinaacuterios

bull Associaccedilatildeo Portuguesa de Meacutedicos de Cliacutenica Geral

bull Administraccedilotildees Regionais de Sauacutede

bull Secretarias Regionais de Sauacutede

Portuguese Intersectorial Alliance for the Preservation of the Antibiotic

GRUPO DE INFECCcedilAtildeO ESEPSIS

Portuguese Intersectorial Alliance for the Preservation of the Antibiotic

1 Recognition that the antibiotic is endangered and needs to be

protected as it is an unique medication producing potential

individual benefit but individual and colective risk

2 Eviction of self-medication promotion of compliance to medical

prescription and of the pharmacist role as a pedagogue in

antibiotic use

Alliance Memorandum

Alliance Memorandum

3 Consolidation of the infection control activity and MDRMo cross

transmission prevention both in the community and in the hospital

namely promoting biosafety and vaccination in human and

veterinary medicine

4 Promotion of investigation on epidemiology and antimicrobial

resistance in human and veterinary sectors and of an easy access

of clinicians to data on antibiotic consumption and prevalence and

susceptibility of microrganisms

Alliance Memorandum

5 Emanation and implementation of guidelines on the use of antibiotics

in human and veterinary medicine

6 Implementation of stuctures and processes of antibiotic stewardship

in all health units including primary and continued care as stated in

DGS 0282011 of 15072011

7 Development of the use of rapid microbiological tests that will permit

decrease the avoidable use of antibiotics

Alliance Memorandum

8 Implementation of rewardin policy for health units that attain good results decreasing antibiotic consumption and antimicrobial resistance

9 Promotion of a swift investigation development and marketing of new innovative and useful antibiotics

10 Promotion of the practices put forward by the European Platform for the Respondsible Use of Medication in Animals (EPRUMA)

3-4 Feb 2012

World Alliance Against Multiresistant Organisms

bull Direcccedilatildeo Geral de Inovaccedilatildeo e Desenvolvimento Curricular

Direcccedilatildeo Geral da Sauacutede

Grupo de Infecccedilatildeo e Sepsis

bull Children and adollescents as vector of a chain of andragogy

bull Enhance e-bug

Contest for the 2nd and 3rd cycle

bull High incidence of MR microrganisms

bull High level of antibiotic consumption

bull Vicious circle

bull Recognize the problem

and commit ourselves to solve it

bull Antimicrobial Resistance Prevention

and Infection Control

two faces of the same coin

Conclusions

bull Join efforts of different institutions

bull Join data to get a better picture

bull Donrsquot just take pictures

bull Create an effective chain of reaction

bull Led by a structure DNH-based

bull That leads helps facilitates and educates in close relation to local stewardship structures

bull Commit Regional Health Authorities

bull Create a system able to finantially reward the merit of improving results and attaining goals

bull Think broad Put the Alliance to work

To Do List in the near future

bull Armando Brito Saacute

bull Filipe Froes

bull Luiacutes Caldeira

bull Luiacutes Marques Lito

bull Luiacutesa Peixe

bull Mafalda Ribeirinho

bull Joseacute Artur Paiva

PNPRA Steering Group

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Portuguese Intersectorial Alliance for the Preservation of the Antibiotic

1 Recognition that the antibiotic is endangered and needs to be

protected as it is an unique medication producing potential

individual benefit but individual and colective risk

2 Eviction of self-medication promotion of compliance to medical

prescription and of the pharmacist role as a pedagogue in

antibiotic use

Alliance Memorandum

Alliance Memorandum

3 Consolidation of the infection control activity and MDRMo cross

transmission prevention both in the community and in the hospital

namely promoting biosafety and vaccination in human and

veterinary medicine

4 Promotion of investigation on epidemiology and antimicrobial

resistance in human and veterinary sectors and of an easy access

of clinicians to data on antibiotic consumption and prevalence and

susceptibility of microrganisms

Alliance Memorandum

5 Emanation and implementation of guidelines on the use of antibiotics

in human and veterinary medicine

6 Implementation of stuctures and processes of antibiotic stewardship

in all health units including primary and continued care as stated in

DGS 0282011 of 15072011

7 Development of the use of rapid microbiological tests that will permit

decrease the avoidable use of antibiotics

Alliance Memorandum

8 Implementation of rewardin policy for health units that attain good results decreasing antibiotic consumption and antimicrobial resistance

9 Promotion of a swift investigation development and marketing of new innovative and useful antibiotics

10 Promotion of the practices put forward by the European Platform for the Respondsible Use of Medication in Animals (EPRUMA)

3-4 Feb 2012

World Alliance Against Multiresistant Organisms

bull Direcccedilatildeo Geral de Inovaccedilatildeo e Desenvolvimento Curricular

Direcccedilatildeo Geral da Sauacutede

Grupo de Infecccedilatildeo e Sepsis

bull Children and adollescents as vector of a chain of andragogy

bull Enhance e-bug

Contest for the 2nd and 3rd cycle

bull High incidence of MR microrganisms

bull High level of antibiotic consumption

bull Vicious circle

bull Recognize the problem

and commit ourselves to solve it

bull Antimicrobial Resistance Prevention

and Infection Control

two faces of the same coin

Conclusions

bull Join efforts of different institutions

bull Join data to get a better picture

bull Donrsquot just take pictures

bull Create an effective chain of reaction

bull Led by a structure DNH-based

bull That leads helps facilitates and educates in close relation to local stewardship structures

bull Commit Regional Health Authorities

bull Create a system able to finantially reward the merit of improving results and attaining goals

bull Think broad Put the Alliance to work

To Do List in the near future

bull Armando Brito Saacute

bull Filipe Froes

bull Luiacutes Caldeira

bull Luiacutes Marques Lito

bull Luiacutesa Peixe

bull Mafalda Ribeirinho

bull Joseacute Artur Paiva

PNPRA Steering Group

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1 Recognition that the antibiotic is endangered and needs to be

protected as it is an unique medication producing potential

individual benefit but individual and colective risk

2 Eviction of self-medication promotion of compliance to medical

prescription and of the pharmacist role as a pedagogue in

antibiotic use

Alliance Memorandum

Alliance Memorandum

3 Consolidation of the infection control activity and MDRMo cross

transmission prevention both in the community and in the hospital

namely promoting biosafety and vaccination in human and

veterinary medicine

4 Promotion of investigation on epidemiology and antimicrobial

resistance in human and veterinary sectors and of an easy access

of clinicians to data on antibiotic consumption and prevalence and

susceptibility of microrganisms

Alliance Memorandum

5 Emanation and implementation of guidelines on the use of antibiotics

in human and veterinary medicine

6 Implementation of stuctures and processes of antibiotic stewardship

in all health units including primary and continued care as stated in

DGS 0282011 of 15072011

7 Development of the use of rapid microbiological tests that will permit

decrease the avoidable use of antibiotics

Alliance Memorandum

8 Implementation of rewardin policy for health units that attain good results decreasing antibiotic consumption and antimicrobial resistance

9 Promotion of a swift investigation development and marketing of new innovative and useful antibiotics

10 Promotion of the practices put forward by the European Platform for the Respondsible Use of Medication in Animals (EPRUMA)

3-4 Feb 2012

World Alliance Against Multiresistant Organisms

bull Direcccedilatildeo Geral de Inovaccedilatildeo e Desenvolvimento Curricular

Direcccedilatildeo Geral da Sauacutede

Grupo de Infecccedilatildeo e Sepsis

bull Children and adollescents as vector of a chain of andragogy

bull Enhance e-bug

Contest for the 2nd and 3rd cycle

bull High incidence of MR microrganisms

bull High level of antibiotic consumption

bull Vicious circle

bull Recognize the problem

and commit ourselves to solve it

bull Antimicrobial Resistance Prevention

and Infection Control

two faces of the same coin

Conclusions

bull Join efforts of different institutions

bull Join data to get a better picture

bull Donrsquot just take pictures

bull Create an effective chain of reaction

bull Led by a structure DNH-based

bull That leads helps facilitates and educates in close relation to local stewardship structures

bull Commit Regional Health Authorities

bull Create a system able to finantially reward the merit of improving results and attaining goals

bull Think broad Put the Alliance to work

To Do List in the near future

bull Armando Brito Saacute

bull Filipe Froes

bull Luiacutes Caldeira

bull Luiacutes Marques Lito

bull Luiacutesa Peixe

bull Mafalda Ribeirinho

bull Joseacute Artur Paiva

PNPRA Steering Group

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Alliance Memorandum

3 Consolidation of the infection control activity and MDRMo cross

transmission prevention both in the community and in the hospital

namely promoting biosafety and vaccination in human and

veterinary medicine

4 Promotion of investigation on epidemiology and antimicrobial

resistance in human and veterinary sectors and of an easy access

of clinicians to data on antibiotic consumption and prevalence and

susceptibility of microrganisms

Alliance Memorandum

5 Emanation and implementation of guidelines on the use of antibiotics

in human and veterinary medicine

6 Implementation of stuctures and processes of antibiotic stewardship

in all health units including primary and continued care as stated in

DGS 0282011 of 15072011

7 Development of the use of rapid microbiological tests that will permit

decrease the avoidable use of antibiotics

Alliance Memorandum

8 Implementation of rewardin policy for health units that attain good results decreasing antibiotic consumption and antimicrobial resistance

9 Promotion of a swift investigation development and marketing of new innovative and useful antibiotics

10 Promotion of the practices put forward by the European Platform for the Respondsible Use of Medication in Animals (EPRUMA)

3-4 Feb 2012

World Alliance Against Multiresistant Organisms

bull Direcccedilatildeo Geral de Inovaccedilatildeo e Desenvolvimento Curricular

Direcccedilatildeo Geral da Sauacutede

Grupo de Infecccedilatildeo e Sepsis

bull Children and adollescents as vector of a chain of andragogy

bull Enhance e-bug

Contest for the 2nd and 3rd cycle

bull High incidence of MR microrganisms

bull High level of antibiotic consumption

bull Vicious circle

bull Recognize the problem

and commit ourselves to solve it

bull Antimicrobial Resistance Prevention

and Infection Control

two faces of the same coin

Conclusions

bull Join efforts of different institutions

bull Join data to get a better picture

bull Donrsquot just take pictures

bull Create an effective chain of reaction

bull Led by a structure DNH-based

bull That leads helps facilitates and educates in close relation to local stewardship structures

bull Commit Regional Health Authorities

bull Create a system able to finantially reward the merit of improving results and attaining goals

bull Think broad Put the Alliance to work

To Do List in the near future

bull Armando Brito Saacute

bull Filipe Froes

bull Luiacutes Caldeira

bull Luiacutes Marques Lito

bull Luiacutesa Peixe

bull Mafalda Ribeirinho

bull Joseacute Artur Paiva

PNPRA Steering Group

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Alliance Memorandum

5 Emanation and implementation of guidelines on the use of antibiotics

in human and veterinary medicine

6 Implementation of stuctures and processes of antibiotic stewardship

in all health units including primary and continued care as stated in

DGS 0282011 of 15072011

7 Development of the use of rapid microbiological tests that will permit

decrease the avoidable use of antibiotics

Alliance Memorandum

8 Implementation of rewardin policy for health units that attain good results decreasing antibiotic consumption and antimicrobial resistance

9 Promotion of a swift investigation development and marketing of new innovative and useful antibiotics

10 Promotion of the practices put forward by the European Platform for the Respondsible Use of Medication in Animals (EPRUMA)

3-4 Feb 2012

World Alliance Against Multiresistant Organisms

bull Direcccedilatildeo Geral de Inovaccedilatildeo e Desenvolvimento Curricular

Direcccedilatildeo Geral da Sauacutede

Grupo de Infecccedilatildeo e Sepsis

bull Children and adollescents as vector of a chain of andragogy

bull Enhance e-bug

Contest for the 2nd and 3rd cycle

bull High incidence of MR microrganisms

bull High level of antibiotic consumption

bull Vicious circle

bull Recognize the problem

and commit ourselves to solve it

bull Antimicrobial Resistance Prevention

and Infection Control

two faces of the same coin

Conclusions

bull Join efforts of different institutions

bull Join data to get a better picture

bull Donrsquot just take pictures

bull Create an effective chain of reaction

bull Led by a structure DNH-based

bull That leads helps facilitates and educates in close relation to local stewardship structures

bull Commit Regional Health Authorities

bull Create a system able to finantially reward the merit of improving results and attaining goals

bull Think broad Put the Alliance to work

To Do List in the near future

bull Armando Brito Saacute

bull Filipe Froes

bull Luiacutes Caldeira

bull Luiacutes Marques Lito

bull Luiacutesa Peixe

bull Mafalda Ribeirinho

bull Joseacute Artur Paiva

PNPRA Steering Group

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Alliance Memorandum

8 Implementation of rewardin policy for health units that attain good results decreasing antibiotic consumption and antimicrobial resistance

9 Promotion of a swift investigation development and marketing of new innovative and useful antibiotics

10 Promotion of the practices put forward by the European Platform for the Respondsible Use of Medication in Animals (EPRUMA)

3-4 Feb 2012

World Alliance Against Multiresistant Organisms

bull Direcccedilatildeo Geral de Inovaccedilatildeo e Desenvolvimento Curricular

Direcccedilatildeo Geral da Sauacutede

Grupo de Infecccedilatildeo e Sepsis

bull Children and adollescents as vector of a chain of andragogy

bull Enhance e-bug

Contest for the 2nd and 3rd cycle

bull High incidence of MR microrganisms

bull High level of antibiotic consumption

bull Vicious circle

bull Recognize the problem

and commit ourselves to solve it

bull Antimicrobial Resistance Prevention

and Infection Control

two faces of the same coin

Conclusions

bull Join efforts of different institutions

bull Join data to get a better picture

bull Donrsquot just take pictures

bull Create an effective chain of reaction

bull Led by a structure DNH-based

bull That leads helps facilitates and educates in close relation to local stewardship structures

bull Commit Regional Health Authorities

bull Create a system able to finantially reward the merit of improving results and attaining goals

bull Think broad Put the Alliance to work

To Do List in the near future

bull Armando Brito Saacute

bull Filipe Froes

bull Luiacutes Caldeira

bull Luiacutes Marques Lito

bull Luiacutesa Peixe

bull Mafalda Ribeirinho

bull Joseacute Artur Paiva

PNPRA Steering Group

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3-4 Feb 2012

World Alliance Against Multiresistant Organisms

bull Direcccedilatildeo Geral de Inovaccedilatildeo e Desenvolvimento Curricular

Direcccedilatildeo Geral da Sauacutede

Grupo de Infecccedilatildeo e Sepsis

bull Children and adollescents as vector of a chain of andragogy

bull Enhance e-bug

Contest for the 2nd and 3rd cycle

bull High incidence of MR microrganisms

bull High level of antibiotic consumption

bull Vicious circle

bull Recognize the problem

and commit ourselves to solve it

bull Antimicrobial Resistance Prevention

and Infection Control

two faces of the same coin

Conclusions

bull Join efforts of different institutions

bull Join data to get a better picture

bull Donrsquot just take pictures

bull Create an effective chain of reaction

bull Led by a structure DNH-based

bull That leads helps facilitates and educates in close relation to local stewardship structures

bull Commit Regional Health Authorities

bull Create a system able to finantially reward the merit of improving results and attaining goals

bull Think broad Put the Alliance to work

To Do List in the near future

bull Armando Brito Saacute

bull Filipe Froes

bull Luiacutes Caldeira

bull Luiacutes Marques Lito

bull Luiacutesa Peixe

bull Mafalda Ribeirinho

bull Joseacute Artur Paiva

PNPRA Steering Group

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bull Direcccedilatildeo Geral de Inovaccedilatildeo e Desenvolvimento Curricular

Direcccedilatildeo Geral da Sauacutede

Grupo de Infecccedilatildeo e Sepsis

bull Children and adollescents as vector of a chain of andragogy

bull Enhance e-bug

Contest for the 2nd and 3rd cycle

bull High incidence of MR microrganisms

bull High level of antibiotic consumption

bull Vicious circle

bull Recognize the problem

and commit ourselves to solve it

bull Antimicrobial Resistance Prevention

and Infection Control

two faces of the same coin

Conclusions

bull Join efforts of different institutions

bull Join data to get a better picture

bull Donrsquot just take pictures

bull Create an effective chain of reaction

bull Led by a structure DNH-based

bull That leads helps facilitates and educates in close relation to local stewardship structures

bull Commit Regional Health Authorities

bull Create a system able to finantially reward the merit of improving results and attaining goals

bull Think broad Put the Alliance to work

To Do List in the near future

bull Armando Brito Saacute

bull Filipe Froes

bull Luiacutes Caldeira

bull Luiacutes Marques Lito

bull Luiacutesa Peixe

bull Mafalda Ribeirinho

bull Joseacute Artur Paiva

PNPRA Steering Group

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bull High incidence of MR microrganisms

bull High level of antibiotic consumption

bull Vicious circle

bull Recognize the problem

and commit ourselves to solve it

bull Antimicrobial Resistance Prevention

and Infection Control

two faces of the same coin

Conclusions

bull Join efforts of different institutions

bull Join data to get a better picture

bull Donrsquot just take pictures

bull Create an effective chain of reaction

bull Led by a structure DNH-based

bull That leads helps facilitates and educates in close relation to local stewardship structures

bull Commit Regional Health Authorities

bull Create a system able to finantially reward the merit of improving results and attaining goals

bull Think broad Put the Alliance to work

To Do List in the near future

bull Armando Brito Saacute

bull Filipe Froes

bull Luiacutes Caldeira

bull Luiacutes Marques Lito

bull Luiacutesa Peixe

bull Mafalda Ribeirinho

bull Joseacute Artur Paiva

PNPRA Steering Group

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bull Join efforts of different institutions

bull Join data to get a better picture

bull Donrsquot just take pictures

bull Create an effective chain of reaction

bull Led by a structure DNH-based

bull That leads helps facilitates and educates in close relation to local stewardship structures

bull Commit Regional Health Authorities

bull Create a system able to finantially reward the merit of improving results and attaining goals

bull Think broad Put the Alliance to work

To Do List in the near future

bull Armando Brito Saacute

bull Filipe Froes

bull Luiacutes Caldeira

bull Luiacutes Marques Lito

bull Luiacutesa Peixe

bull Mafalda Ribeirinho

bull Joseacute Artur Paiva

PNPRA Steering Group

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bull Armando Brito Saacute

bull Filipe Froes

bull Luiacutes Caldeira

bull Luiacutes Marques Lito

bull Luiacutesa Peixe

bull Mafalda Ribeirinho

bull Joseacute Artur Paiva

PNPRA Steering Group