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Susanne Kaae is a trained pharmacist, Professor in Social Pharmacy and Head of the WHO Collaboration Center for Research and Training in the Patient Perspective on Medicines Use. Her area covers qualitative methods to improve patient outcomes of medicines. One line of work is research activities to support reduction of AMR in eastern Europe and central Asia, through development of

• a research protocol to explore daily behaviors of antibiotic use among general practitioners, pharmacists and patients, which have been used in 13 European countries; and 
• a novel survey instrument for measuring the type and extent of activities to enforce the prohibition on antibiotics being sold without prescription.

PhD microbiologist/analyst at the Unit for Antibiotics and Infection Control, the Public Health Agency of Sweden, Solna, Sweden. Focus of work include international collaboration projects and networks, and contributing to strengthening countries in their national and local work on AMR, including promoting data driven decisions and actions. Director of the WHO Collaborating Center for AMR Containment. The centre also provide support to WHO in the implementation of the Global Action Plan and the European Roadmap on AMR.

MD,PhD, Specialist in infectious diseases. Active in Strama, the Swedish work against AMR, on local, regional and national level for more than 20 years. Chair of national Strama 2015-2020. Senior consultant at the Unit for Antibiotics and Infection Control, and Deputy State Epidemiologist at the Public Health Agency of Sweden, Solna, Sweden. Responsibilities include work against AMR and strengthening IPC in Sweden and in other countries through international collaboration projects and networks.

Professor Hakan Erdem is a specialist in Infectious Diseases for three
decades of clinical, academic, and research experience. He graduated from GATA
Medical Faculty in 1993 and began his medical career as a general practitioner
before commencing fellowship training in Infectious Diseases and Clinical
Microbiology in 1996. He completed his fellowship at GATA Haydarpaşa Training
Hospital, Istanbul, in 2000.
Professor Erdem was appointed Assistant Professor in 2003, promoted to
Associate Professor in 2006, and became Full Professor in 2015. He is currently
based at the Health Sciences University, Gülhane School of Medicine, Ankara,
Türkiye.
His clinical and research interests include intensive care unit and community-
acquired infections, zoonotic diseases, and international multicenter clinical
research. He is the founder and lead coordinator of the Infectious Diseases
International Research Initiative (ID-IRI), a global collaborative clinical research
platform established in 2008, and is widely recognized for his contributions to
international infectious diseases research.