AI Article Synopsis
- Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) significantly affects people's quality of life, yet individual experiences are often overlooked in discussions about it.
- Digital storytelling as a participatory research method allows affected individuals to share their lived experiences, offering insights beyond clinical data.
- By highlighting personal narratives, this approach can enhance public awareness and contribute to finding new solutions to tackle the AMR crisis.
Article Abstract
Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) impacts the quality of life of many people; however, patient experiences are often missing from public discourse. This paper outlines how using digital storytelling as a participatory research method can go beyond clinical understandings of AMR to show the lived experience from the perspective of those affected by AMR. Connecting with these personal stories can raise public awareness and understanding of the need to combat this global health challenge and identify novel solutions.
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