Videos
The GRIP perspective 2015
While attending the international conferences WCEA, FIP and WONCA, the GRIP members discussed their perspective on the challenge faced by AMR around the world and how GRIP can make a difference.
The US healthcare system and AMR
Interview with Dr Doug Burgoyne, President of Veridicus Health, discussing Antimicrobial resistance in the US and the changing healthcare system.
GRIP resources available and how they can benefit HCPs and patients
Interview with Dr Doug Burgoyne, President of Veridicus Health, discussing the Global Respiratory Infection Partnership's resources and how they can benefit physicians and patients.
How GRIP is making a difference
Interview with Dr Martin Duerden, Honorary Senior Lecturer at Cardiff and Bangor Universities, about the work of the Global Respiratory Infection Partnership and how it makes a difference.
General practice and pharmacy can work together to tackle AMR
Interview with Dr Martin Duerden, Honorary Senior Lecturer at Cardiff and Bangor Universities, about how general practice and pharmacy can work together to tackle Antimicrobial resistance.
GRIP is working to promote effective symptomatic relief for URTIs
Interview with Mr John Bell, former President of the Pharmaceutical Society of Australia and current proprietor/manager of a community pharmacy in Sydney, about the work of the Global Respiratory Infection Partnership to promote effective symptomatic relief.
The role of pharmacy in reducing AMR - an Australian experience
Interview with Mr John Bell, former President of the Pharmaceutical Society of Australia and current proprietor/manager of a community pharmacy in Sydney, about the role of the pharmacy in reducing Antimicrobial resistance.
An Irish experience using an evidence-based approach to AMR - insights from a GP
Interview with Dr Laura Noonan, GP and recipient of the AVIVA/ICP Quality in Practice Award 2011, on using an evidence-based approach to address Antimicrobial resistance.
What we can do to reduce inappropriate antibiotic prescribing
Interview with Dr Laura Noonan, GP and recipient of the AVIVA/ICP Quality in Practice Award 2011, on what we can do to reduce antibiotic prescribing.
GRIP's mission
Interview with Professor Sabiha Essack, Dean of the School of Health Sciences and Professor in Pharmaceutical Sciences at the University of KwaZulu-Natal, discussing the aims of GRIP.
The global AMR challenge
Interview with Professor Sabiha Essack, Dean of the School of Health Sciences and Professor in Pharmaceutical Sciences at the University of KwaZulu-Natal, discussing the global challenge of Antimicrobial resistance.