HPS-203 - Patterns of antimicrobial consumption at the ola during Children’s Hospital in Freetown, Sierra Leone: A global point prevalence survey.

• At: Copenhagen (Denmark) (2025)
• Type: Poster
• Poster code: HPS-203
• By: SESAY, Noah (Ministry of Health, Government of Sierra Leone , Sierra Leone)
• Co-author(s): Pharm Noah Sesay (Ministry of Health, Government of Sierra Leone , Freetown, Sierra Leone)
  Pharm Alex Qualye (King’s Centre for Global Health and Health Partnerships, King’s College London , Freetown, Sierra Loene)
  Pharm Gabriella Gould (King’s Centre for Global Health and Health Partnerships, King’s College London , Freetown, Sierra Loene)
  Dr John Kabba (Ministry of Health, Government of Sierra Leone , Freetown, Sierra Leone / Commonwealth Pharmacists’ Association, United Kingdom, Freetown, Sierra Leone)
  Pharm Suzanne Thomas (King’s Centre for Global Health and Health Partnerships, King’s College London , Freetown, Sierra Loene)
  Pharm Emily Doe (King’s Centre for Global Health and Health Partnerships, King’s College London , Freetown, Sierra Loene)
  Pharm Ishmael Jalloh (Ministry of Health, Government of Sierra Leone , Freetown, Sierra Leone)
  Pharm Abu Bakarr Sesay (34 Military Hospital, Defence Medical Service, Ministry of Defence, Freetown, Sierra Leone)
  Pharm Umaru Barrie (Ministry of Health, Government of Sierra Leone , Freetown, Sierra Leone)
  Pharm John Lamin Smith (Ministry of Health, Government of Sierra Leone , Freetown, Sierra Leone)
  Pharm Habib Kolleh Conteh (Ministry of Health, Government of Sierra Leone , Freetown, Sierra Leone)
  Pharm Laurie Lake (Ministry of Health, Government of Sierra Leone , Freetown, Sierra Leone)
  Dr Moses N.P Batema (Ministry of Health, Government of Sierra Leone , Freetown, Sierra Leone)
  Dr Abubakarr Bah (Ministry of Health, Government of Sierra Leone , Freetown, Sierra Leone)
  
• Abstract:

  BACKGROUND
  Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) is associated with approximately 5 million deaths each year, mostly in low-income countries such as Sierra Leone. The high rate of antimicrobial consumption and limited stewardship activities contribute to the higher incidence of AMR in this context. Despite the escalating threat of AMR, there is a lack of ..

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