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Convergence in evaluation frameworks for integrated surveillance of AMR

Guidance for the evaluation of AMR surveillance

CoEval-AMR

An integrated approach to surveillance spanning different sectors has been promoted by international organisations for more than a decade and constitutes a central recommendation of the WHO action plan on AMR. The objective of the network is to develop guidance for a harmonised evaluation framework that will address the specific needs of integrated surveillance systems for AMR. Two main scientific workshops will be used to build on researchers’ experience and expertise and harmonise existing evaluation frameworks and approaches. Protocols and written guidance will be developed and made publicly available through an existing online website used for surveillance evaluation (SurvTools). Results will allow understanding of the potential value of integrated surveillance for AMR, and comparing integrated surveillance strategies across countries in order to identify the most cost-effective approaches.

The objectives of the consortium

  • To promote knowledge exchange and peer-learning among people working on evaluation of integrated surveillance for AMR
  • To compare existing evaluation frameworks, approaches, methods & metrics for AMR surveillance
  • To identify synergies, duplication, and gaps
  • To select critical elements that should be part of a harmonised evaluation approach
  • To create a harmonised evaluation framework
  • To make available publicly protocols and written guidance for the harmonised evaluation approach

For the detailed work plan click here.

First outcomes

The consortium has conducted a survey and interviews among stakeholders, tested various evaluation tools, developed a framework to compare different evaluation frameworks and produced a web-based guidance to support evaluators and decision-makers.

See here for more details about the project.

Click here for the guidance tool.

 

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