RULES FOR ENHANCED CONTROL OF ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE AS PART OF THE ONE HEALTH CONCEPT

This work includes an overview of legislative changes in the use of veterinary medicinal products. These developments are a result of global initiatives of control over antimicrobial resistance (AMR). The main focus of the research is the list of antibiotics intended only for human use by the World Health Organization (WHO). In synchrony with the intention of the European Commission to familiarize young people, this report may contribute to a better understanding of the One Health concept and the awareness of the threat of AMR. Public documents of the WHO and the United Nations, as well as documents of harmonized European legislation and national regulatory framework were analysed with methods of documentary analysis, content analysis, complex analysis and synthesis. Databases for monitoring the use of antimicrobials have been analysed, the impact of risk factors for AMR has been compared, and conclusions for adequate future actions to control AMR have been drawn.