Author Archives: Chris Deputy

In February 2026, CAMO-Net attended the AMR 2026 Summit in Sydney, Australia, bringing together more than 290 participants from 37 countries across government, research, policy, and practice. The three-day meetingContinue reading “CAMO-Net at the AMR 2026 Summit, Sydney Australia”

This year Munich, Germany, welcomed ESCMID 2026. The conference brought together the international infectious diseases and clinical microbiology community, providing a platform to share new research, exchange ideas and strengthenContinue reading “CAMO-Net at ESCMID 2026”

This guest blog comes from Chris Deputy, CAMO-Net Communications Manager, who travelled to Kampala to exchange comms and public engagement knowledge with the team there. Earlier this year, I travelledContinue reading “Guest blog: Communication in Kampala”

CAMO-Net colleagues gathered in Timor-Leste recently, bringing together researchers and leaders to share progress, deepen collaboration, and strengthen locally led work addressing antimicrobial resistance (AMR). The visit brought CAMO-Net leadContinue reading “Strengthening collaboration in Timor-Leste”

A reflection on travel as a form of education In this guest blog, Andiswa Kona from CAMO-Net South Africa, reflects on her recent trip as part of our travel grantContinue reading “Guest blog: Travel as education”

The Antimicrobial Guide for Primary Health Care in Ceará has been officially launched, marking an important step in scaling up evidence-informed antimicrobial stewardship approaches in Brazil. The adoption builds onContinue reading “Expanding CAMO-Net Brazil within the country”

CAMO-Net’s fifth in-person gathering took place in December in India, bringing colleagues together from around the world to build on existing collaborations and to learn more about the breadth ofContinue reading “CAMO-Net’s fifth in-person gathering takes place in India”

A new study from CAMO-Net UK, published in The Lancet Digital Health, provides rare, real-world insight into how clinicians interact with artificial intelligence (AI) when making complex antimicrobial prescribing decisionsContinue reading “How AI decision support influences antibiotic prescribing”

CAMO-Net Uganda has published the country’s first national cost-of-illness study to estimate the societal economic burden of antibiotic resistance (ABR), revealing a substantial toll on patients, families, and the widerContinue reading “New research reveals the economic burden of AMR in Uganda”

WAAW 2025: CAMO-Net’s highlights On this final day of World Antimicrobial Awareness Week (WAAW) 2025, we’re taking a moment to look back at what has been an incredibly busy andContinue reading “WAAW 2025: CAMO-Net’s highlights”