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The Drugs Won't Work: Treating the Emergency Dental Patient by Dr. Wendy Thompson

About The Drugs Won't Work: Treating the Emergency Dental Patient by Dr. Wendy Thompson

1h 09m 16s

Anesthesia, Pain Mgmt, Sedation, Pharmacology · Self-Learning

Reviewed: 04/27/2021 · Valid until 04/27/2024

Dentistry and World Antibiotic Awareness Week! Webinar by Dr. Wendy Thompson: “The Drugs Won't Work: Treating the Emergency Dental Patient”

Global prognosis says that antimicrobial resistance (AMR) will cause 300 million premature deaths if drug resistance is not tackled between now and 2050. We have all heard about resistant microorganisms aka “superbugs” but how well do we as future dentists know how to prescribe correctly and contribute towards finding a solution?

Our special AMR webinar this week is presented by Dr. Thompson, a dentist and antimicrobial specialist from Leeds, UK. She is a specialist lecturer in antimicrobial prescribing, resistance and stewardship who will be giving us extremely precious information about how to work with antibiotics in order to gain maximum effect and cause minimal harm.

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