Course: Tackling Antimicrobial Resistance: A Social Science Approach

In this video, a patient advocate answers the following questions: Why is a patient’s perspective important? What led you to become a patient advocate? What can be done to involve …

In this video, Dr Raheelah Ahmad, Health Management Program Lead at NIHR Imperial College London, discusses the role of wider stakeholders in AMR and AMS. Dr Ahmad works with the …

Now that you have been given the introduction to implementation science, we are going to use a real example of existing research which is using implementation science from the outset …

In this step, we will highlight why implementing interventions is a challenge and how implementation science can help you to plan and deliver your intervention effectively wherever you are. Problems …

In this video, Dr Walter Zingg discusses CFIR frameworks and how they can be used in implementation frameworks. The CFIR provides a systematic review on different theories of implementation, which …

In the preceding presentations we learnt how different approaches of face-to face interviews and direct observation of practice can provide the contextual insights required to develop targeted AMS interventions. Qualitative …

In this video you will learn how sociograms can be a powerful way of visualising interactions from observational data to better understand the communication pathways and lines of hierarchy amongst …

Listen to researchers from South Africa and India describe their experiences of conducting ethnography across surgical teams to better understand antibiotic use in surgical specialities. Gaining insight from real life …

Dr Esmita Charani will discuss how ethnography can be used as a tool to develop an understanding of the influence of culture and team dynamics on behaviours amongst clinical specialities …

In this presentation, Dr Esmita Charani will summarise the existing research that has been conducted at Imperial (and elsewhere). The aim was to better understand how qualitative research inquiry can …

This is an additional video, hosted on YouTube. This animation highlights how different perspectives can lead to an increase in the over-diagnosis of infections and the overuse of antibiotics. Surgeons, …

In this step, you will be taken through the stages of conducting an example realist review to understand how back-up/delayed prescriptions are used in UK primary care: what works for …

You may already be familiar with different types of literature reviews and how they are conducted. A realist review follows a similar process to a traditional systematic literature review. However, …

In this video, Dr Geoff Wong explains how generative causation and mechanisms contribute to middle-range and program theories. Mechanisms are usually hidden, sensitive to variations in context, and generate outcomes; …

Content for steps 2.2 and 2.3 have been provided by Dr Geoff Wong – Clinical Research Fellow in Nuffield Department of Primary Care Health Sciences at University of Oxford, and …