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Antimicrobial Resistance in Asia: Prevalence, Pandemic, Prevention, and Policy Approaches

Authors: Akash Verma

Published: 2025-02-21 19:10:04.871

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Abstract

This research focused on the crucial issue of AMR in Asia through prevalence, contribution to pandemics, prevention strategies, policy responses, and a spotlight on people-centered approaches. Adopting qualitative methodologies, such as semi-structured interviews and document analysis, the study delved into the widespread prevalence of AMR in urban and rural areas, indicating regional disparities in resistance levels. Findings indicate how AMR is exacerbating pandemics, socio-economic barriers to prevention, and gaps between policy formulation and implementation. A core insight is the potential of people-centered approaches to revolutionize AMR strategies by harmonizing healthcare services with patient needs and community feedback. The research study provides a critical insight while acknowledging limitations of generalizability due to reliance on qualitative data. Future studies should integrate more quantitative approaches and broaden the focus of population diversity to make the strategies against AMR more comprehensive and effective.

Keywords

Public Health Policy, Pandemic Preparedness, Prevention Strategies, Healthcare Systems

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Akash Verma, (2025-02-21 19:10:04.871). Antimicrobial Resistance in Asia: Prevalence, Pandemic, Prevention, and Policy Approaches. Abhi International Journal of Biological Science, Volume kFWVT1s8G5AKKSB60r9I, Issue 1.

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