Support AMR Data Analysis Using R Software

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With WHO’s support, many hospitals in the Eastern Mediterranean Region are collecting antimicrobial resistance (AMR) surveillance data, but much of it remain underutilized. By volunteering, you will help transform raw data into actionable insights that can guide clinical practice and public health decisions.

This assignment gives you the opportunity to apply your R programming and data analysis skills to a real-world global health challenge. You will also learn from WHO experts and collaborate with professionals across the region, enhancing your experience in AMR and public health data systems.

Three online volunteers will work under the guidance of Regional AMR Adviser, a.i., WHO Eastern Mediterranean Regional Office, and will:

• Clean and structure one agreed AMR surveillance dataset using R. • Support the development of a reusable R script using the AMR R package to generate agreed analytical tables and visualizations. • Prepare a short summary of key AMR trends and findings from the assigned dataset. • Document the analytical workflow in a concise guide for future reference.

Each Online volunteer will have 1-2 countries assigned to work with the respective national focal persons.

Background: Experience in public health, data analysis, microbiology, epidemiology, nursing, medicine or allied sciences, or data science.

• Proficiency in R programming, especially in data cleaning, visualization, and statistical analysis. -
• Familiarity with the AMR R package and its application in health data.

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