Unmet needs for management of drug-resistant infections: low-and middle-income countries’ viewpoint

Abstract

Drug-resistant infections are a serious threat globally which demands cost-effective solutions to meet the unmeneeds in their diagnosis and treatment. Gram-negative pathogens, drug-resistant tuberculosis, and multidrug-resistant Salmonella typhi have been reported as cause of resistant infections in developing countries. Here, wdiscuss the priority pathogens and conditions for which feasible solutions adaptable to low-resource settings arrequired to address the antimicrobial resistance in pathogens. These solutions will be helpful in containing thspread of antimicrobial resistance and better patient outcomes.