California ACR94 recognizes antimicrobial resistance as a public health crisis and urges state agencies to enhance research and development.
California ACR94 addresses the growing threat of antimicrobial resistance (AMR) by recognizing it as a public health crisis. The resolution urges state health care agencies to collaborate with federal entities, health care providers, academic institutions, and other stakeholders to enhance the development, accessibility, and affordability of advanced diagnostic tools to combat AMR. It also supports the implementation of public education campaigns to raise awareness about AMR, the importance of appropriate antibiotic use, and the role of diagnostics in improving health outcomes.
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