Drive-AMS Executive Course: Lead Stewardship. Change Practice. 

Antimicrobial resistance won't wait for incremental progress. Drive-AMS is an executive-level course for experienced clinicians and policy leaders ready to build, lead and sustain stewardship programs that actually move the needle: in your hospital, across your region, or at national scale. 

What sets it apart is the combination: data-driven measurement, behavioral science and hands-on implementation expertise. You won't just study the hardest stewardship challenges. You'll tackle them head-on and leave with a plan to turn insight into measurable, lasting change in your own setting. 

Admission is competitive, so you'll learn alongside a cohort of exceptional peers, guided by world-leading faculty. Graduates join a global alumni network of stewardship leaders whose collaboration and influence extend far beyond the course itself. 

With a proven track record across Europe, Africa, Asia and beyond, Drive-AMS is where stewardship leadership gets built. 

Ready to drive change? Apply now.

 

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Faculty and participants’ reflections 

 

Jose-Artur Paiva, intensivist, Portugal  

AMS is not only about altering antibiotic prescriptions, but also about changing prescribers, shifting medical practitioners’ perspectives and the culture of clinical services. Through collaboration and behavioral strategies, drive-AMS helps accelerate AMS efforts 

 

Rolanda Valenteliene, epidemiologist, Lithuania  

drive-AMS is a great opportunity as it offers a different point of view to solve AMR-related problems through behavioural change.

 

Mihaela Lupse, infectologist, Romania 

The unique drive-AMS program guides medical professionals and policymakers through developing and implementing a successful AMS program within their health care systems.  

 

Eglė Karinauskė, clinical pharmacist, Lithuania 

Engaging, educational, with enough time to network and to relax - drive-AMS has been instrumental in spreading awareness and providing the tools we need to make a difference. I’m excited to continue driving change! 

 

Emmanuel Roilides, pediatric ID specialist, Greece 

Being part of drive-AMS has significantly enriched our efforts, not only in our own hospital but also across the wider network, leading to a more coordinated and effective approach to combating AMR.

 

Linos Hadjihannas, Ministry of Health, Cyprus 

Drive-AMS is about designing a realistic AMS project and following up with peers to make incremental but necessary changes for sustainable AMS efforts.