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Combatting Antimicrobial Resistance; Ethical Considerations And Consequences

Author:

Bode I. Shobayo , Bluefin M. Freeman and Laura Skrip

Subject Area:

Health Sciences

Abstract:

The ongoing pandemic of COVID political governance. It has also highlighted the importance of anticipating and addressing threats proactively. Our actions or inactions have ramifications for (AMR) is a threat motivated by a rational over economics of satisfying it, and the politics of safely regulating use. Closely considering the moral obligations in the co more widely into policy making, practice guidelines and training programs to ensure the threat is eliminated. Here, we examine the ethical implications for AMR in the contexts of economics, regulation, consumption and agriculture. -19 has emphasized the interrelatedness of health, economics, and global health. Antimicrobial resistance -dependence on pharmaceutical intervention, the ntext of AMR remains vital for the ethical significance of AMR to be included healthcare,

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