EXPERIENCE OF IMPLEMENTING AN ANTIMICROBIAL THERAPY CONTROL STRATEGY IN A MEDICAL ORGANIZATION

G.T. Tuskeeva, Sh.S. Kalieva, N. K. Dyusembayeva, Н.А. СИМОХИНА, Larissa Makalkina, N. T. Aldiyarova, S.S. Sharaeva

2026

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DOI 10.70546/2409-563x-2026-5(83)-20-26
Data confidence 70 medium
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Abstract

The article presents an analysis of the current state and challenges of implementing the Antimicrobial Stewardship Program (ASP) within a healthcare organization. An assessment was conducted regarding leadership commitment, staffing, monitoring of antimicrobial use, and feedback systems. Using SWOT analysis, the study identified strengths and weaknesses, as well as key barriers, such as the lack of formal recognition for program leaders and a deficit in targeted funding. Recommendations were formulated to optimize the ASP to enhance the safety and effectiveness of medical care.