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Provision of technical and scientific support for activities related to EU antimicrobial resistance (AMR) monitoring, including the preparation of annual EU Summary Reports on AMR and other AMR outputs
provide technical and scientific support to EFSA for activities related to EU antimicrobial resistance (AMR) monitoring, including but not limited to the preparation of annual EU Summary reports on AMR and other AMR outputs, ensuring high scientific quality, harmonised interpretation of AMR data across Member States and alignment with the...
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provide technical and scientific support to EFSA for activities related to EU antimicrobial resistance (AMR) monitoring, including but not limited to the preparation of annual EU Summary reports on AMR and other AMR outputs, ensuring high scientific quality, harmonised interpretation of AMR data across Member States and alignment with the EU AMR monitoring framework.
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