UBC CPD - Antimicrobial resistance: Best clinical practices to minimize this threat

Please join us for an online session on "UBC CPD - Antimicrobial resistance: Best clinical practices to minimize this threat."

Speakers:

• Dr. Edith Blondel-Hill, Clinical Professor, Medical Microbiology/Infectious Diseases Specialist; Medical Director for the 'Do Bugs Need Drugs' Program
• Dr. David Patrick, Director of Research and the Medical Epidemiology Lead- Antimicrobial Resistance at the BC Centre for Disease Control
• Dr. Tracy Monk, Clinical Assistant Professor in the UBC Department of Family Practice; Physician Lead for Provincial Pathways; Faculty Lead for the UBC Centre for Relationship Based Care

Moderator:

• Dr. Simon Moore, Clinical Associate Professor in the UBC Department of Family Practice

How to join:

• Registration/more information: https://ubccpd.ca/learn/learning-activities/course?eventtemplate=522-antimicrobial-resistance-best-clinical-practices-to-minimize-this-threat

CME: This group learning program has been certified for up to 1.5 MainPro+® credits.

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