Kids, bugs and drugs: Human-microbial relations in everyday family life

该项目旨在调查在抗菌素耐药性（AMR）不断升级的背景下，日常家庭生活中的人类-微生物关系。虽然抗菌素耐药性被广泛认为是一种潜在的灾难性全球健康威胁，但抗菌素在家庭日常健康护理中仍然占据重要地位。利用创新的定性方法，该项目希望更好地理解人类（抗）微生物关系是如何在日常生活中的社区环境中被理解和协商的。预期的成果包括卫生社会学领域的新知识和一个关键的证据基础，它将通过提供信息和使以社区为中心的应对日益严重的抗菌素耐药性威胁的措施产生重大效益。

This project aims to investigate human-microbial relations in everyday family life within the context of escalating Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR). While AMR is widely recognised as a potentially catastrophic global health threat, antimicrobials still feature prominently in families’ daily attempts to care for their health. Using innovative qualitative methods, this project expects to generate better understandings of how human-(anti)microbial relations are understood and negotiated in community settings in daily life. Expected outcomes include new knowledge in the field of health sociology and a crucial evidence base that will yield significant benefit by informing and enabling community-centred responses to the growing AMR threat.