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ICD Understanding Antimicrobial Resistance Program
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Antibiotic resistance is a critical issue to public health systems worldwide. Because of it, infections that were once easily treated with antibiotics are becoming more dangerous, causing treatment failure, prolonged suffering, or even death. The International College of Dentists formed a partnership with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Antibiotics Awareness program. The mission of this partnership is to disseminate critical information on antibiotic resistance and appropriate antibiotic use to ICD Fellows and dental leaders globally.

The ICD’s mission is to make available information from the CDC and the World Health Organization, to assist Fellows globally in understanding the critical importance of the antibiotic resistance, as well as appropriate use and over-prescribing issues facing the world today.

The ICD members involved in this project Dr. John Tullner, Dr. Tom O’Hara and Dr. Christine Benoit. In addition, the ICD College Office and CDC’s Office of Antibiotic Stewardship provides as-needed technical assistance. ICD Sections, Regions and Fellows are invited to participate in this College initiative by providing program opportunities and distributing information, using their own resources and communications. The ICD Global Visionary Fund may be a source for financial support, and  ICD speakers with antibiotics awareness expertise can be available for educational events, or dental conferences and seminars.
Christine Benoit
615 South Saginaw Street Suite 3008, Flint, Michigan 48502 United States

2016
Chelsea Segren
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