dutch policy on antibiotic resistance · 7/2/2016 · 8 september 2016 . the dutch one health...
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Dutch antibiotic resistance policy
A One Health Approach
Ministry of Health, Welfare and Sport
EPHA: Resistance!
8 September 2016
Background (1)
Doing relatively well in health care
Focus on veterinary measures since 2008
Intensification of measures healthcare in 2013
One Health National Action plan in 2015
Healthcare
• avoidable healthcare-associated infections will be reduced by 50%
• incorrectly prescribed antibiotics across the entire healthcare chain reduced by at least 50%
• reduction in the emergence and spread of multiresistant bacteria in healthcare becomes visible
• infections and deaths due to antibiotic resistance in the Netherlands will remain at the current level or decrease
• possibilities for effective treatment of patients with infections with resistant bacteria will not reduce any further
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Background (2)
• Human
• Veterinary
Antibiotic resistance as a health threat: implications for policy 6
Antibiotic use in animals
• Veal calves
• Broilers
• Pigs
• Dairy cattles
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Economic impact (2)
Voettekst 8
Food safety
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Environment
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Development new antibiotics and resistance
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Communication
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Further information/references
• Website: http://www.government.nl/topics/antibiotic-resistance • Fact Sheet: https://www.government.nl/documents/leaflets/2015/09/22/tackling-antibiotic-resistance • Health Council advisory report Antibiotics in food animal production and resistant bacteria in humans : http://www.gezondheidsraad.nl/sites/default/files/201116E_Antibiotica_in_food_animal.pdf • AMR Next magazine with good practices from human and veterinary health: https://www.government.nl/documents/leaflets/2016/04/18/factsheet-eu-antimicrobial-resistance-one-health-ministerial-conference-2016