A global AMR surveillance data sharing platform
Dedicated to helping industry share antimicrobial resistance surveillance data with researchers in the fight against AMR

Vivli AMR Surveillance Open Data Re-use Data Challenge, funded by Wellcome

The aim of this Vivli AMR Surveillance Open Data Re-use Data Challenge is to promote utilization of the Vivli AMR Register to more researchers and drive advances in the AMR field. We believe that important questions in surveillance would be answered, or tools developed through this Data Challenge.

ACCESS DATA CHALLENGE

Why We Support the AMR Register
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“Drug-resistant infections presents one of the biggest threats to our future global health and economic security. Successfully addressing the rise in drug-resistant infections hinges on obtaining and using reliable and openly accessible surveillance data."
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"Industry, patients and healthcare workers can all benefit from this which is why I encourage all industry to contribute to the register. I hope that we can all play our parts to support the Vivli platform in any way we can."
Dame Sally Davies, UK Special Envoy on Antimicrobial Resistance
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“One of things that we have learned is the importance of sharing data and open data, now COVID has shown that it is do-able and that sharing data actually achieves real results."
Dr. Tim Jinks, Head of Infectious Diseases Interventions, Wellcome Trust

Updates & Events

Breaking News– Vivli announces the AMR Surveillance Open Data Re-use Challenge, funded by Wellcome, to Initiate April 19th
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Rebecca Li speaks at Duke-Margolis Center for Health Policy event
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Vivli team authors new publication in GARDP’s REVIVE newsletter
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