JPIAMR 2022 Call Partner Search Tool

General Information

• Type: Partner looking for network
• Organisation: Universidad de O\'Higgins
• Country: Chile (CL)
• Career stage: Early Career Researcher (up to 8 years** since PhD).

Research area

• Scientific area(s) of the call:
  1. Surveillance
  2. Diagnostics
• Focal area(s):
  • Identify actions that will improve the diagnostics and surveillance of AMR (in humans and/or animals and/or agriculture and the environment).
  • Identify novel or existing data platforms that can be developed or improved to aid international alignment and support the use of surveillance data and/or diagnostics to improve prescription of narrow-spectrum antimicrobials and support alignment with stewardship programmes.
  • Identify or assess user needs for tools, technologies, or systems for diagnostics and/or surveillance in appropriate One Health settings.
  • Identify the data collection needed to understand inequality in access to diagnostics and how socio-economic factors contribute to this inequality.

• One Health Setting:

  Human Health Animal Health Environment

• Keywords:

  epidemiology; environment; surveillance; aquaculture

• Brief description of your expertise / expertise you are looking for:

  I\'m a veterinary epidemiologist with more than 15 years of experience in infectious disease epidemiology in both terrestrial and aquatic animals. I also have experience in the design and operation of official programmes for the surveillance and control of animal diseases. I\'m involved in AMR

• Brief description of your project / the project you would like to join:

  I have recently been granted with the funding to monitor AMR associated with salmon farming in marine environments, using bivalve molluscs (e.g. mussels) as sentinel organisms and E. coli as a bacterial indicator. Both public health and animal heathl Chilean authorities are involved in this project. This project has just started and will end in 2024. The funds awarded are the equivalent of USD 108,000.- I am interested in participating in a network aimed to AMR surveillance in the environment-animal and/or environment-human interfaces.

Gabriel Arriagada

• Organisation: Universidad de O\'Higgins
• Position: Assistant professor
• E-mail: gabriel.arriagada@uoh.cl
• Web: scholar.google.es/citations?user=2-tI5wsAAAAJ&hl=es