UK National Action Plan on AMR: Panel discussion

• Connie Longmate, Team lead – IPC and AMR, Department of Health and Social Care
• Kate Gerrand, Senior Research Liaison Manager, Department of Health and Social Care
• Jennifer Dow, AMR Policy Lead, Defra
• Dr Tina Joshi, University of Plymouth and Co-Chair of the Knocking Out AMR project
• Professor Chloe James, University of Salford
• Dr Colin Brown, Deputy Director of Clinical & Emerging Infections, UK Health Security Agency

Timing	Title	Speaker
13:00 – 13:05	Welcome from the Chair	Dr Peter Cotgreave, Microbiology Society
13:05 – 13:10	Overview of the 2024-29 National Action Plan for AMR	Connie Longmate, Department of Health and Social Care
13:10 – 13:15	Microbiology Society membership survey - feedback	Dr Tina Joshi, University of Plymouth and Co-Chair of the Knocking Out AMR project
13:15 – 13:45	Panel discussion Decision-making around defining measures of success Roles of different departments in the delivery of the National Action Plan Using evidence to inform decisions Expert engagement and input	Connie Longmate, Department of Health and Social Care Kate Gerrand, Department of Health and Social Care Jennifer Dow, AMR Policy Lead, Defra Dr Tina Joshi, University of Plymouth and Co-Chair of the Knocking Out AMR project Professor Chloe James, University of Salford Dr Colin Brown, Deputy Director of Clinical & Emerging Infections, UK Health Security Agency
13:45 – 13:55	Q&A
13:55 – 14:00	Closing remarks	Dr Peter Cotgreave

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