Achieving responsible antimicrobial use: Communicating with farmers

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We believe that the most viable way to keep animal health and welfare in balance with economics is for farmers to work closely together with veterinarians to establish and use fit-for-purpose, live and active herd health management with strategies that specifically focus on medicines use. Farmers look to their veterinarians to assist in the decision-making process around which AMs to use, and veterinarians must have the information and advice ready to answer their questions clearly and informatively. By communicating effectively, and listening to the farmer, responsible antimicrobial use on the farm should be achievable.

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Reyher, K. K., Barrett, D. C., & Tisdall, D. A. (2017). Achieving responsible antimicrobial use: Communicating with farmers. In Practice, 39(2), 63–71. https://doi.org/10.1136/inp.j341

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