In ‘PINTAR Voices’ we ask questions to international AMR experts about their work, the private sector, informing policy and the COVID-19 pandemic. This month’s guest is Eni Setiawati, S.Farm, Apt, M.Si: A pharmacist, Pharmacist and Medical Supplies Staff of the Semarang City Health Office, and Advocacy and Member Development Coordinator at the
In ‘PINTAR Voices’ we ask questions to international AMR experts about their work, the private sector, informing policy and the COVID-19 pandemic. This month’s guest is Dr Kathy Holloway, from the Institute of Development Studies at the University of Sussex Campus, United Kingdom, former WHO Regional Advisor on Essential Drugs and Other
In ‘PINTAR Voices’ we ask questions to international AMR experts about their work, the private sector, informing policy and the COVID-19 pandemic. Our first guest is Dr Harry Parathon, Chief of Urogynecology Reconstruction Division at Airlangga University in Surabaya, Indonesia and Head of the National Committee for Antimicrobial Resistance Control
An online survey to explore the understanding of COVID-19 among community pharmacies and drugs sellers in Indonesia’s private sector went live on July 6 2020. The PINTAR researchers, funded through the Indo-Pacific Health Security Initiative, are providing vital information to the Indonesian Government about COVID-19 treatment practices in community settings.
The PINTAR research team are undertaking a national survey of all registered community pharmacies and drug stores across Indonesia to help improve the quality of care offered by private drug sellers (PDS) during the current COVID-19 outbreak and any future pandemics. This sub-study will analyse the PDS’ understanding of the
More than 600 events and activities took place worldwide between 18 and 24 November 2019 to mark the World Antibiotic Awareness Week (WAAW) 2019. Organised by the World Health Organization (WHO) every year, WAAW is celebrated by governments, health facilities, schools and communities across the globe. The campaign highlights best
PINTAR formative research results available Please check back again soon for details.
Research team presents first findings to stakeholders in September 2019 The second stakeholder meeting took place on 24 and 25 September 2019, where members of the PINTAR Study met with national stakeholders to discuss the results of the formative research (phase 1 of the study). Read more: Updates and Findings
In ‘PINTAR Voices’ we ask questions to international AMR experts about their work, the private sector, informing policy and the COVID-19 pandemic. This month’s guest is Eni Setiawati, S.Farm, Apt, M.Si: A pharmacist, Pharmacist and Medical Supplies Staff of the Semarang City Health Office, and Advocacy and Member Development Coordinator at the
In ‘PINTAR Voices’ we ask questions to international AMR experts about their work, the private sector, informing policy and the COVID-19 pandemic. This month’s guest is Dr Kathy Holloway, from the Institute of Development Studies at the University of Sussex Campus, United Kingdom, former WHO Regional Advisor on Essential Drugs and Other
In ‘PINTAR Voices’ we ask questions to international AMR experts about their work, the private sector, informing policy and the COVID-19 pandemic. Our first guest is Dr Harry Parathon, Chief of Urogynecology Reconstruction Division at Airlangga University in Surabaya, Indonesia and Head of the National Committee for Antimicrobial Resistance Control
An online survey to explore the understanding of COVID-19 among community pharmacies and drugs sellers in Indonesia’s private sector went live on July 6 2020. The PINTAR researchers, funded through the Indo-Pacific Health Security Initiative, are providing vital information to the Indonesian Government about COVID-19 treatment practices in community settings.
The PINTAR research team are undertaking a national survey of all registered community pharmacies and drug stores across Indonesia to help improve the quality of care offered by private drug sellers (PDS) during the current COVID-19 outbreak and any future pandemics. This sub-study will analyse the PDS’ understanding of the
More than 600 events and activities took place worldwide between 18 and 24 November 2019 to mark the World Antibiotic Awareness Week (WAAW) 2019. Organised by the World Health Organization (WHO) every year, WAAW is celebrated by governments, health facilities, schools and communities across the globe. The campaign highlights best
PINTAR formative research results available Please check back again soon for details.
Research team presents first findings to stakeholders in September 2019 The second stakeholder meeting took place on 24 and 25 September 2019, where members of the PINTAR Study met with national stakeholders to discuss the results of the formative research (phase 1 of the study). Read more: Updates and Findings
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