Antimicrobial Resistance in One Health: Introductory Level
Source: FAO.org. A member of the AMR Surveillance Pilot Study among chicken layering farmers within Kiambu County analyzes samples in a laboratory in Nairobi, Kenya.
Welcome to Antimicrobial Resistance in One Health Introductory Course
This dynamic training course spans 5 online modules and provides an introduction to the principles, causes, and applications of AMR in the One Health sectors.
Each module is comprised of an introduction, specific topics related to the subject matter, and a quiz to assess learner competency.
Trainees may work through the modules at their own pace. We expect that this course will take approximately 10 – 20 hours to complete.
Instructor
Teke Apalata, M.D., M.Med., MBA, MSc, Ph.D.
Head of School of Laboratory Medicine and Pathology at the South African National Health Laboratory Services and the WSU Faculty of Health Sciences.
IMPORTANT NOTICE & INSTRUCTIONS
OHWA is on hiatus as of September 21, 2025.
New course registrations have been suspended. No additional coursework will be supported.
We are grateful to the educators and practitioners who leant their talents to the creation of the OHWA, and to the global community of the learners who utilized OHWA’s educational resources. Your participation demonstrated the value of accessible and timely One Health content. Taking time on hiatus will allow us to regroup, given shifting funding landscapes, and we will be actively investigating future possibilities for re-engaging with the global One Health education space.
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Core Compentency Domains
This material will address the following Core Competency Domains from the One Health Workforce – Next Generation Program:
- Antimicrobial Resistance and One Health