Antibiotics & resistance Q & A's Ecology Educational Publications What's happening News APUA int'l network Meetings Related websites About APUA About us Donate to APUA Work for APUA Contact us   Educational Resources CME & CEU: Continuing medical education Online discussion groups Lecture series for healthcare providers Videotape: Antibiotics and resistance Pamphlet for patients See also: Publications Related websites CME & CEU: Continuing medical education Bacteria Battle Back: Addressing Antibiotic Resistance (pdf)   Ronald J. DeBellis and Martin Zdanowicz Valid for 2 CEU credits until November 2003. Target audience: Pharmacists, nurse practitioners, physicians, physicians assistants, and other healthcare workers. Goals: Address current antibiotic resistance trends, clinical treatment guidelines and pharmacological and clinical approaches to combating increasing antibiotic resistance in the community. Medscape's Infectious Disease CME courses Managing Acute Uncomplicated Cystitis in Women in the Era of Antibiotic Resistance: A Case-Based Approach to the Pregnant Woman and the Pediatric Population (April 2003) Managing Acute Uncomplicated Cystitis in Women in the Era of Antibiotic Résistance: Highlights of a Scientific Roundtable (May 2003) Managing Acute Uncomplicated Cystitis in Women in the Era of Antibiotic Resistance: A Case-Based Approach. (January 2003) return to top Online Discussion Groups ROAR: Reservoirs of Antibiotic Resistance: a discussion group about resistance in nonclinical bacteria Español: a Spanish-language discussion group to disseminate scientific information on antibiotic resistance and to promote careful antibiotic use International: an English-language discussion group to disseminate scientific information on antibiotic resistance and to promote careful antibiotic use return to top Videotape: Confronting Antibiotic Resistance The video, "Confronting Antibiotic Resistance: An Increasing Threat to Public Health" tells the history of antibiotic discovery and the problem of resistance. The video was a finalist for the Freddie, an award presented by the American Medical Association for outstanding international educational productions in the field of preventive medicine. The video was produced by the Tufts University School of Medicine with support from 3M Health Care. The video is based on the book The Antibiotic Paradox and narrated by Walter Cronkite. return to top
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