Reducing antimicrobial use: a practitioner experience - Allen - 2017 - In Practice - Wiley Online
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Background: There has been much scrutiny of antimicrobial use in the livestock sector, since
the O'Neill report, a 2015 government‐commissioned review of antimicrobial resistance …

Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) is a growing One Health problem. Monitoring antimicrobial
usage in farm animals is crucial for tackling AMR. A cohort study using the electronic clinical …

Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) is among the most pressing challenges facing humanity.
This survey of dairy cow farmers (n= 372) was conducted to explore knowledge, attitudes …

Dairy Australia is the national service body for the Australian dairy industry. Its role is to help
farmers adapt to a changing operating environment and achieve a profitable, sustainable …

The globally increasing level of antimicrobial resistance affects both human and animal
health, why it is necessary to identify ways to change our current use of antimicrobials. The …

Five Farmer Action Groups (FAG) were established and followed for 2 years to understand
how a participatory approach helped to achieve practical, farmer-led changes to reduce …

There has been growing concern about bacterial resistance to antimicrobials in the farmed
livestock sector. Attention has turned to sub-optimal use of antimicrobials as a driver of …

Farmer-led, participatory approaches are being increasingly employed in agricultural
research, with promising results. This study aimed to understand how a participatory …

New regulations on veterinary medicines and medicated feed will substantially influence
antimicrobial prescribing and usage throughout Europe into the future. These regulations …