Authors
Donna M Lecky, Cliodna AM McNulty, Niels Adriaenssens, Tereza Koprivová Herotová, Jette Holt, Patty Kostkova, Kyriakoula Merakou, Raffaella Koncan, Anna Olczak-Pienkowska, António Brito Avô, José Campos, David Farrell, Pia Touboul, e-Bug Working Group, Natasha Barbouni, Jiří Beneš, Carla Rodriguez Caballero, Guiseppe Cornaglia, Stijn De Corte, Ed de Quincey, Pierre Dellamonica, Dimitra Gennimata, Herman Goossens, Pawel Grzesiowski, Jenny Kremastinou, Marianne Noer, Julius Weinberg
Publication date
2011/6/1
Journal
Journal of antimicrobial chemotherapy
Volume
66
Issue
suppl_5
Pages
v23-v31
Publisher
Oxford University Press
Description
Health promotion interventions aimed at children and young people have the potential to lay the foundations for healthy lifestyles. One such intervention, e-Bug, aims to provide schoolchildren with knowledge of prudent antibiotic use and how to reduce the spread of infection. Many children and schools approach learning in different ways; therefore, it is essential to research school needs and the variety of learning styles when creating any school resources. This article outlines the process involved during the development of a pan-European educational resource, and identifies the final pack layout, based on feedback from teacher focus groups, student questionnaires and European partner discussions.
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