Antibiotic Resistance in Uzbekistan And Germany: A Comparative Investigation into Public Health Implications

Muhammad Faizan Ghouri; Muhammad Majid Ghouri; Ayesha Ashraf; Abdurakhmonova Zamira Ergashboevna; Imran Aslam

Authors

Muhammad Faizan Ghouri Group No 6M1, 6th Course, 12 semester, Samarkand State Medical University, Samarkand, Uzbekistan
Muhammad Majid Ghouri FCPS Resident Surgeon Allied Hospital, Faisalabad
Ayesha Ashraf Assistant Professor, Department Histology, Cytology, Embryology, Samarkand State Medical University
Abdurakhmonova Zamira Ergashboevna PhD, Assistant, Samarkand State Medical University
Imran Aslam Ph.D, Assistant Professor, Samarkand State Medical University

Keywords:

Antibiotic Resistance, Uzbekistan, Germany, Public Health, Comparative Study, Healthcare Systems, Resistance Patterns, Global Health, Public Health Implications

Abstract

This study sets out to investigate and contrast the prevalence of and health burden associated with antibiotic resistance in Uzbekistan and Germany, with a special emphasis on the public health implications in both countries. Comparing healthcare systems, antibiotic use and resistance rates, the study helps to identify that contribute to development of resistance. Data were from health authorities, hospital reports and literature with comparison of differences and similarities between the 2 countries. The results of the work offer valuable input to the worldwide problem of antibiotic resistance underlining that purpose-oriented measures and international collaboration for containment are urgently needed.