Progress 01/01/22 to 12/31/22
Outputs
Target Audience:The target audience for the project included veterinary and human health practitioners from private practice or academic settings, veterinary and human health professional students, graduate students, postdoctoral fellows, faculty members engaged in AMR research, government stakeholders, faculty members and researchers involved in crop production, and faculty members and researchers engaged in environmental research. Changes/Problems:
Nothing Reported
What opportunities for training and professional development has the project provided?Professional Development The NIAMRRE 2022 Annual Conference and pilot One Health IPE program served as a professional development for the approximately 90 conference participants from across the US and the One Health IPE cohort members. Table 1 lists the general sessions held at the in-person annual conference as well as the synchronous and asynchronous activities held for the One Health IPE members after the conclusion of the conference. Impact Statement A recent report (June 2021) of the Presidential Advisory Council on Combating Antimicrobial Resistant Bacteria (PACCARB) entitled "Advancing interprofessional education and practice to combat antimicrobial resistance" highlights current gaps and barriers to a holistic One Health approach to interdisciplinary AMR pedagogy in US professional health education, including veterinary and crop/environmental health education. Two key outcomes of the report highlighted the critical need for practitioners of interprofessional education and One Health sectors to (a) meet together to learn from each other and develop shared definitions and concepts of collaborative education and practice, and (b) work to develop shared core curriculums that emphasize AMR with antimicrobial stewardship and span the One Health domains. To improve antimicrobial stewardship and antimicrobial resistance in the food system (of both animal and plant origin), a pilot One Health IPE program was developed to foster learning and sharing of approaches, successes and outcomes in AMR work across the One Health domains. Participants in the One Health IPE pilot program have provided feedback that this program has been valuable in developing skills in the IPE core competencies, improved their understanding of how antimicrobial agents are used across the One Health domains, and expanded their professional networks to include others outside of their area of One Health expertise. Nearly all cohort members have indicated that they would recommend participation in the program to a friend or colleague. A second cohort was launched in January 2023 How have the results been disseminated to communities of interest?How Results were Disseminated Results of this project were disseminated through a virtual symposium held on October 19, 2022. During the symposium, the teams from the One Health IPE pilot program prepared and presented One Health AMR case disclosures. Speakers from the University of Washington's Center for One Health Research presented examples of practical applications in One Health. Attendees for the symposium included NIAMRRE members and non-members from across the US as well as overseas. What do you plan to do during the next reporting period to accomplish the goals?
Nothing Reported
Impacts
What was accomplished under these goals?
Accomplishments Goal for the conference: The goal of this hybrid conference was to allow participants to compare and contrast their perspectives of antibiotic stewardship and prescribing/decision-making from their "One Health sector" to others, in order to learn from and evaluate new approaches used in other sectors. The target audience for this program will be stakeholders involved in antimicrobial (antibacterial and antifungal) prescribing or decision making from all One Health sectors. To achieve this goal, the following was accomplished: Pilot One Health Interprofessional Education Cohort and NIAMRRE Annual Conference Recruitment of a cohort of participants for in-person activities at the NIAMRRE annual conference, held May 15-18 in Omaha, NE, as well as follow up online synchronous and asynchronous activities. A cohort of 33 members from across the US that represented various career stages (graduate and professional students in human, animal and crop health, postdoctoral fellows, as well as practitioners from across the One Health domains) and various NIAMRRE member organizations, as well as non-member organizations, government agencies, and other stakeholder groups. Participants were divided into six teams such that there was representation from all One Health sectors as well as different career stages and geographies, and the teams then participated in a conference workshop focused on team-building and "getting to know you" activities. Following the in-person workshop and NIAMRRE annual conference (which included sessions presented by experts in interprofessional education (IPE; see Table 1), the One Health IPE teams engaged in virtual synchronous and asynchronous activities related to One Health AMR case disclosures (see Table 1 below). Table 1. Inaugural One Health IPE Cohort Activities. Date In-person/Virtual Topic(s) May 15, 2022 In-person, Lincoln, NE Team introductions; team building activities; reflections on antimicrobial stewardship perspectives; networking activities May 16, 2022 In-person, Lincoln, NE General session on IPE competencies: values/ethics for Interprofessional Practice; roles and responsibilities; interprofessional communication; and teams and teamwork. Speakers included: Dr. Amy Blue (University of Florida); Dr. Sylvia Langlois (University of Toronto); Dr. Andy King (University of Utah; formerly Iowa State University); and Dr. John Tegzes (Western University May 17, 2022 In-person, Lincoln, NE General session on data sharing, machine learning, and artificial intelligence and risk factors and new and emerging mechanisms of resistance; speakers included: Mr. Jorge Matheu, World Health Organization; Dr. Dave Sjeklocha, Merck Animal Health; Dr. Kartik Cherabuddi, Dr. Michelle Soupir, Iowa State University; and Dr. J.R. Tait, Neogen Genomics. Closing keynote on Reimagining a One Health Collaborative Framework presented by Dr. Andrew McCabe, Association of American Veterinary Medical Colleges May-June 2022 Virtual, asynchronous Teams complete Asynchronous Activity 1: Applying the IPE Core Competencies June 15, 2022 Virtual, synchronous Food safety case disclosures and discussion: Salmonella enterica outbreak June -July 2022 Virtual, asynchronous Teams complete Asynchronous Activity 2: Review and reflection of CDC case report that served as the foundation for the first series of case discussions July 20, 2022 Virtual, synchronous Companion animal health case disclosures and discussion: Camplyobacter outbreak in puppies July-August 2022 Virtual, asynchronous Teams complete Asynchronous Activity 3: Review and reflect on NBC news article on Camplyobacter outbreak in puppies that served as the basis for the second series of case disclosures August 16, 2022 Virtual, synchronous Antimicrobial resistant fungal infections case disclosures and discussion August-September 2022 Virtual, asynchronous Teams begin work on developing case studies for presentation during NIAMRRE October 2022 symposium September 17, 2022 Virtual, synchronous AMR data security and privacy: NIAMRRE pilot AMR dashboard demonstration and discussion September-October 2022 Virtual, asynchronous Teams complete capstone projects and record capstone presentation for October symposium October 19, 2002 Virtual, synchronous Capstone presentations at NIAMRRE Fall Symposium: AMR case studies developed by teams
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Progress 01/01/22 to 12/31/22
Outputs
Target Audience:The target audience for the project included veterinary and human health practitioners from private practice or academic settings, veterinary and human health professional students, graduate students, postdoctoral fellows, faculty members engaged in AMR research, government stakeholders, faculty members and researchers involved in crop production, and faculty members and researchers engaged in environmental research. Changes/Problems:
Nothing Reported
What opportunities for training and professional development has the project provided?Professional Development The NIAMRRE 2022 Annual Conference and pilot One Health IPE program served as a professional development for the approximately 90 conference participants from across the US and the One Health IPE cohort members. Table 1 lists the general sessions held at the in-person annual conference as well as the synchronous and asynchronous activities held for the One Health IPE members after the conclusion of the conference. How have the results been disseminated to communities of interest?How Results were Disseminated Results of this project were disseminated through a virtual symposium held on October 19, 2022. During the symposium, the teams from the One Health IPE pilot program prepared and presented One Health AMR case disclosures. Speakers from the University of Washington's Center for One Health Research presented examples of practical applications in One Health. Attendees for the symposium included NIAMRRE members and non-members from across the US as well as overseas. Impact Statement A recent report (June 2021) of the Presidential Advisory Council on Combating Antimicrobial Resistant Bacteria (PACCARB) entitled "Advancing interprofessional education and practice to combat antimicrobial resistance" highlights current gaps and barriers to a holistic One Health approach to interdisciplinary AMR pedagogy in US professional health education, including veterinary and crop/environmental health education. Two key outcomes of the report highlighted the critical need for practitioners of interprofessional education and One Health sectors to (a) meet together to learn from each other and develop shared definitions and concepts of collaborative education and practice, and (b) work to develop shared core curriculums that emphasize AMR with antimicrobial stewardship and span the One Health domains. To improve antimicrobial stewardship and antimicrobial resistance in the food system (of both animal and plant origin), a pilot One Health IPE program was developed to foster learning and sharing of approaches, successes and outcomes in AMR work across the One Health domains. Participants in the One Health IPE pilot program have provided feedback that this program has been valuable in developing skills in the IPE core competencies, improved their understanding of how antimicrobial agents are used across the One Health domains, and expanded their professional networks to include others outside of their area of One Health expertise. Nearly all cohort members have indicated that they would recommend participation in the program to a friend or colleague. A second cohort was launched in January 2023 What do you plan to do during the next reporting period to accomplish the goals?
Nothing Reported
Impacts
What was accomplished under these goals?
Accomplishments Goal for the conference: The goal of this hybrid conference was to allow participants to compare and contrast their perspectives of antibiotic stewardship and prescribing/decision-making from their "One Health sector" to others, in order to learn from and evaluate new approaches used in other sectors. The target audience for this program will be stakeholders involved in antimicrobial (antibacterial and antifungal) prescribing or decision making from all One Health sectors. To achieve this goal, the following was accomplished: Pilot One Health Interprofessional Education Cohort and NIAMRRE Annual Conference Recruitment of a cohort of participants for in-person activities at the NIAMRRE annual conference, held May 15-18 in Omaha, NE, as well as follow up online synchronous and asynchronous activities. A cohort of 33 members from across the US that represented various career stages (graduate and professional students in human, animal and crop health, postdoctoral fellows, as well as practitioners from across the One Health domains) and various NIAMRRE member organizations, as well as non-member organizations, government agencies, and other stakeholder groups. Participants were divided into six teams such that there was representation from all One Health sectors as well as different career stages and geographies, and the teams then participated in a conference workshop focused on team-building and "getting to know you" activities. Following the in-person workshop and NIAMRRE annual conference (which included sessions presented by experts in interprofessional education (IPE; see Table 1), the One Health IPE teams engaged in virtual synchronous and asynchronous activities related to One Health AMR case disclosures (see Table 1 below). Table 1. Inaugural One Health IPE Cohort Activities. Date In-person/Virtual Topic(s) May 15, 2022 In-person, Lincoln, NE Team introductions; team building activities; reflections on antimicrobial stewardship perspectives; networking activities May 16, 2022 In-person, Lincoln, NE General session on IPE competencies: values/ethics for Interprofessional Practice; roles and responsibilities; interprofessional communication; and teams and teamwork. Speakers included: Dr. Amy Blue (University of Florida); Dr. Sylvia Langlois (University of Toronto); Dr. Andy King (University of Utah; formerly Iowa State University); and Dr. John Tegzes (Western University May 17, 2022 In-person, Lincoln, NE General session on data sharing, machine learning, and artificial intelligence and risk factors and new and emerging mechanisms of resistance; speakers included: Mr. Jorge Matheu, World Health Organization; Dr. Dave Sjeklocha, Merck Animal Health; Dr. Kartik Cherabuddi, Dr. Michelle Soupir, Iowa State University; and Dr. J.R. Tait, Neogen Genomics. Closing keynote on Reimagining a One Health Collaborative Framework presented by Dr. Andrew McCabe, Association of American Veterinary Medical Colleges May-June 2022 Virtual, asynchronous Teams complete Asynchronous Activity 1: Applying the IPE Core Competencies June 15, 2022 Virtual, synchronous Food safety case disclosures and discussion: Salmonella enterica outbreak June -July 2022 Virtual, asynchronous Teams complete Asynchronous Activity 2: Review and reflection of CDC case report that served as the foundation for the first series of case discussions July 20, 2022 Virtual, synchronous Companion animal health case disclosures and discussion: Camplyobacter outbreak in puppies July-August 2022 Virtual, asynchronous Teams complete Asynchronous Activity 3: Review and reflect on NBC news article on Camplyobacter outbreak in puppies that served as the basis for the second series of case disclosures August 16, 2022 Virtual, synchronous Antimicrobial resistant fungal infections case disclosures and discussion August-September 2022 Virtual, asynchronous Teams begin work on developing case studies for presentation during NIAMRRE October 2022 symposium September 17, 2022 Virtual, synchronous AMR data security and privacy: NIAMRRE pilot AMR dashboard demonstration and discussion September-October 2022 Virtual, asynchronous Teams complete capstone projects and record capstone presentation for October symposium October 19, 2002 Virtual, synchronous Capstone presentations at NIAMRRE Fall Symposium: AMR case studies developed by teams
Publications
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