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Webinar Alert: Tackling Self-Prescription and Antimicrobial Resistance

Are you concerned about the rise of Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) and the dangers of self-prescribing medication? Join us for a pivotal webinar, co-hosted by the Government of Kenya, the AMR Secretariat, the East, Central, and Southern Africa Health Community (ECSA-HC), and the Ecumenical Pharmaceutical Network. This important session aims to empower the public with the knowledge to make informed decisions about medication use and understand the broader implications of AMR.

Date & Time: March 14, 2024, from 16:00 to 17:20 EAT
Location: Online – A link will be provided upon registration

Dive Deep Into:

  • The serious consequences of self-prescription, especially concerning antimicrobials.
  • The importance of consulting healthcare professionals before taking any medication.
  • Strategies to reduce unnecessary antimicrobial consumption and tackle AMR.
  • The environmental impact of improper disposal of medications and its role in AMR.

Featured Speakers:

  • Rev Jane Ng’ang’a, Policy & Advocacy Advisor at EPN, will share insights into policy measures against AMR.
  • Liz Wanjiku Ngare, a passionate Patient Safety Advocate, will discuss the critical role of patient engagement in safe medication practices.

This webinar is part of the CwPAMS Tele AMS Understanding of Antimicrobial Resistance: What the Public Should Know series, aimed at raising awareness and promoting action against AMR.

Don’t Miss This Opportunity!

Learn how you can contribute to a global effort against antimicrobial resistance and the risks associated with self-prescription. Your actions can help safeguard medications for future generations and reduce the threat of untreatable infections.

Ready to Join Us?

For more details and to register, please visit the Upcoming Webinar page. Register today to secure your spot in this critical conversation on March 14, 2024.

Let’s come together to advocate for responsible medication use and fight against the growing threat of AMR. Your health, our collective future.

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