What We Do
HEAT-AMR
The Human-Environment-Animal Transdisciplinary Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) Research Group conducts research on the One Health epidemiology of AMR at the intersection of human, environmental and animal health.
The core focus of HEAT-AMR is to develop an evidence base to inform policies, interventions and actions that utilize a One Health approach to tackle AMR.
What is One Health?
What is AMR?
Current Research Areas
Advancing the One Health integration of antimicrobial use and resistance surveillance to support antimicrobial stewardship policy and practice.
Promoting antimicrobial stewardship through practical diagnostic testing strategies for AMR in food animals.
Understanding the epidemiology of AMR transmission between food animals, humans, and the environment using modeling and molecular tools.
Working with stakeholders to understand, develop, and promote strategies, policies and practices for antimicrobial stewardship.
