United Against Bacterial Resistance A Multidisciplinary National Response Toward Vision 2030 #2
Specialities Forum For Health Training Center
Live online via Zoom
SCFHS-accredited
Attendance certificate
Hours uploaded 2-4 days after the course
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Why This Course
Champion the National Interprofessional Front Against Antimicrobial Resistance! Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) is a paramount global healthcare threat that jeopardizes modern therapeutic interventions and patient safety. Accredited with 21 CME hours, this essential multidisciplinary course aligns hospital operations with national action plans and Saudi Vision 2030 healthcare objectives. By participating, you will gain practical, evidence-based competencies in establishing robust Antimicrobial Stewardship Programs (ASPs), managing difficult-to-treat multidrug-resistant (MDR) infections, integrating advanced diagnostic surveillance, and implementing cross-departmental containment protocols to protect patients and preserve antimicrobial efficacy.
Course Objectives
Demonstrate measurable improvement in knowledge and practice, with at least a 20% increase in post-activity competency assessment.
Evaluate institutional policies, national programs, and leadership roles supporting antimicrobial resistance management and sustainability under Vision 2030.
Apply collaborative and interprofessional strategies to enhance patient safety and promote community awareness.
Implement evidence-based infection control and stewardship measures to minimize bacterial resistance in clinical practice.
Describe the roles and shared responsibilities of all healthcare team members in combating bacterial resistance in both hospital and community settings.
Identify the global and national burden of bacterial resistance and its implications on public health and patient outcomes.
Scientific Topics
United Against Bacterial Resistance: A Multidisciplinary National Framework for Clinical Safety and Vision 2030 Transformation
Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) represents one of the most critical threats facing modern healthcare delivery, demanding coordinated, interprofessional interventions across all tiers of clinical practice. This extensive training course delivers an authoritative and actionable blueprint to mitigate bacterial resistance, enhance antimicrobial governance, and protect vulnerable patient populations in line with national and global health mandates.
Global & National Epidemiology, Mechanisms, and One Health
The curriculum opens by evaluating global surveillance data, national trends, and the socioeconomic burdens imposed by drug-resistant pathogens. Faculty dissect molecular mechanisms of bacterial resistance and explore emerging multidrug-resistant threats. These dynamics are analyzed through the One Health framework, highlighting the critical intersections among human medicine, veterinary practices, and environmental reservoirs that accelerate resistance dissemination.
Infection Prevention, Outbreak Management, and Diagnostic Integration
Participants explore core infection prevention and control (IPC) standards engineered to interrupt nosocomial transmission pathways. The course details robust hospital surveillance architectures, active screening protocols, and outbreak investigation methodologies. Dedicated case discussions and interactive exercises underscore the shared roles of multidisciplinary teams—physicians, clinical pharmacists, microbiologists, and nursing staff—in executing coordinated containment strategies.
Clinical Antimicrobial Stewardship Programs (ASP) and Therapeutics
Central modules concentrate on designing, executing, and monitoring high-impact Antimicrobial Stewardship Programs (ASPs). The program highlights the role of clinical microbiology diagnostics and rapid susceptibility testing in tailoring prompt, pathogen-directed therapy. Clinicians will analyze therapeutic options for multidrug-resistant (MDR) Gram-negative and Gram-positive infections, address drug shortages and access barriers, and formulate specialized regimens for high-risk cohorts, including neonatal, geriatric, and immunocompromised patients.
Institutional Leadership, Vision 2030 Alignment, and Future Horizons
Concluding sessions examine leadership responsibilities, clinical governance, and policy translation within healthcare institutions. The program demonstrates how hospital performance indicators align with Saudi Arabia's National Action Plan on AMR and broader Vision 2030 healthcare transformation goals. Finally, participants review continuous quality improvement (CQI) methodologies, patient and community behavioral empowerment strategies, and emerging biomedical innovations, ensuring healthcare organizations build resilient, sustainable defense systems against bacterial resistance.
Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) represents one of the most critical threats facing modern healthcare delivery, demanding coordinated, interprofessional interventions across all tiers of clinical practice. This extensive training course delivers an authoritative and actionable blueprint to mitigate bacterial resistance, enhance antimicrobial governance, and protect vulnerable patient populations in line with national and global health mandates.
Global & National Epidemiology, Mechanisms, and One Health
The curriculum opens by evaluating global surveillance data, national trends, and the socioeconomic burdens imposed by drug-resistant pathogens. Faculty dissect molecular mechanisms of bacterial resistance and explore emerging multidrug-resistant threats. These dynamics are analyzed through the One Health framework, highlighting the critical intersections among human medicine, veterinary practices, and environmental reservoirs that accelerate resistance dissemination.
Infection Prevention, Outbreak Management, and Diagnostic Integration
Participants explore core infection prevention and control (IPC) standards engineered to interrupt nosocomial transmission pathways. The course details robust hospital surveillance architectures, active screening protocols, and outbreak investigation methodologies. Dedicated case discussions and interactive exercises underscore the shared roles of multidisciplinary teams—physicians, clinical pharmacists, microbiologists, and nursing staff—in executing coordinated containment strategies.
Clinical Antimicrobial Stewardship Programs (ASP) and Therapeutics
Central modules concentrate on designing, executing, and monitoring high-impact Antimicrobial Stewardship Programs (ASPs). The program highlights the role of clinical microbiology diagnostics and rapid susceptibility testing in tailoring prompt, pathogen-directed therapy. Clinicians will analyze therapeutic options for multidrug-resistant (MDR) Gram-negative and Gram-positive infections, address drug shortages and access barriers, and formulate specialized regimens for high-risk cohorts, including neonatal, geriatric, and immunocompromised patients.
Institutional Leadership, Vision 2030 Alignment, and Future Horizons
Concluding sessions examine leadership responsibilities, clinical governance, and policy translation within healthcare institutions. The program demonstrates how hospital performance indicators align with Saudi Arabia's National Action Plan on AMR and broader Vision 2030 healthcare transformation goals. Finally, participants review continuous quality improvement (CQI) methodologies, patient and community behavioral empowerment strategies, and emerging biomedical innovations, ensuring healthcare organizations build resilient, sustainable defense systems against bacterial resistance.
Target Audience
For All Health Practitioners
Accreditation Information
Accreditation number: ACA-20260003036
Activity organizing entity: Specialities Forum For Health Training Center
Frequently Asked Questions
Is there an attendance certificate for the course?
Yes, an accredited attendance certificate is provided and sent by email within 4 days after the course ends.
When are the hours added to my Momarress account?
Hours are usually credited within 2 to 4 days after the course ends.
How can I get the official accreditation link?
You can contact us via WhatsApp and we'll send you the accreditation details.
Can I register for more than one course on the same days?
Unfortunately not — SCFHS does not allow overlapping course dates, even if the courses are at different times or overlap by just one day.
How will I receive the Zoom link?
The Zoom link is added to your registrations page before the course starts, and is also sent by email. If you can't access it, contact us via WhatsApp when the course starts and we'll send it to you.
Is the course online or in-person?
The course is fully online — you can attend from anywhere via Zoom.
Are the hours officially accredited?
Yes, the hours are officially accredited by the Saudi Commission for Health Specialties (SCFHS).
Do I need to download the Zoom app to attend the course?
No, you can join directly from your browser, but downloading the Zoom app gives you a better experience.
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