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Active PROJECT GRANT Swedish Research Council

PLATINEA 2.0 Availability and individualized use of antibiotics

398.22M kr SEK

Funder Vinnova
Recipient Organization Uppsala University
Country Sweden
Start Date Oct 01, 2021
End Date Sep 30, 2026
Duration 1,825 days
Number of Grantees 1
Roles Principal Investigator
Data Source Swedish Research Council
Grant ID 2021-02699_Vinnova
Grant Description

Purpose and goal:

Optimised use of antibiotics (substance, dose, duration) and individualised therapy for infectious diseases are needed to achieve clinical cure, while reducing the risks of side effects and emergence of resistant bacteria. Sustainable access to a wide arsenal of antibiotics is prerequisite for precision medicine. PLATINEA´s vision is to create intersectoral innovation hub that that operates together with many national and international actors to complement ongoing initiatives, and promote rational antibiotic use tailored to each individual patient.

Expected results and effects:

PLATINEA identifies and proposes actions to ensure sustainable access to antibiotics and contributes to the assessment of medically important knowledge gaps. The project includes studies aiming to optimise use of antibiotics, as well as national implementation of methods to promote rational use in patient care. Expected benefits of the project include more effective treatment of infections, prevention of emergence of resistance and reduced costs for health care.

The innovation hub strengthens Sweden´s leading position in the field of antibiotics and antibiotic resistance. Approach and implementation:

PLATINEA includes multiple actors representing different sectors (health care, universities, authorities, and industry) thereby facilitating communication and coordination of activities between stakeholders. The project includes several types of activities that are all needed to support individualised treatment of bacterial infections inventory of knowledge gaps, optimisation studies, implementation in patient care, availability of a broad panel of antibiotics and identification of patients at risk of severe disease, resistant bacteria, and complications.

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Uppsala University

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