Translating AMR Research into Parliamentary Action: Interview with Rasha Abdelsalam Elshenawy

This featured interview discusses the translation of antimicrobial resistance research into parliamentary action, focusing on the ESRC-funded AMR Research-to-Parliament Roundtable held at the House of Commons. It highlights the need for a standing AMR research-policy interface and discusses antimicrobial stewardship, AWaRe-aligned prescribing, digital and AI-enabled stewardship infrastructure, diagnostics, innovation, patient voice, and policy recommendations relevant to the UK AMR National Action Plan review. This interview is linked to the ESRC-funded AMR Research-to-Parliament Roundtable. The output supports dissemination of research-to-policy translation activity in antimicrobial resistance and antimicrobial stewardship, with relevance to parliamentary engagement, UK AMR National Action Plan priorities, AWaRe-aligned prescribing, digital AMS infrastructure, and patient/public engagement.