Dr Brian Godman

Publications

Response to: 'letter to the editor : "A multifaceted strategy is needed to limit the over-the-counter sale of antimicrobials"'

Ngyedu Eric Kofi, Acolatse Joseph Elikem Efui, Akafity George, Incoom Robert, Rauf Audu, Seaton R Andrew, Sneddon Jacqueline, Cameron Elaine, Watson Margaret, Wanat Marta, Godman Brian, Kurdi Amanj

Expert Review of Anti-infective Therapy, pp. 1-3 (2024)

https://doi.org/10.1080/14787210.2024.2337824

Short-term COVID-19 vaccine adverse effects among adults in Ekiti State, Nigeria

Folasade Dele-Ojo Bolade, Adesokan Adedapo, Fadare Joseph Olusesan, Ajayi Paul Oladapo, Raimi Taiwo Hussean, Dada Samuel Ayokunle, Dele Ojo Owolabi, Ogunmodede James Ayodele, Ipinimo Tope Michael, Ariyo Olumuyiwa Elijah, Godman Brian

Current Medical Research and Opinion Vol 40, pp. 621-627 (2024)

https://doi.org/10.1080/03007995.2024.2316217

Bacterial co-infections, secondary infections and antimicrobial use among hospitalized COVID-19 patients in the sixth wave in Pakistan : findings and implications

Ul Mustafa Zia, Batool Arfa, Ibrar Hadia, Salman Muhammad, Habib Khan Yusra, Malhi Tauqeer Hussain, Meyer Johanna C, Godman Brian, Moore Catrin E

Expert Review of Anti-infective Therapy Vol 22, pp. 229-240 (2024)

https://doi.org/10.1080/14787210.2023.2299387

Managing infectious diarrhea among young children in community pharmacies in Saudi Arabia and the implications for AMR

Alnezary Faris S, Alamri Amira R, Alrehaili Rafa D, Alnizari Dina S, Alzahrani Fahad, Mahmoud Mansour, Almutairi Masaad S, Kurdi Amanj, Godman Brian

Frontiers in Pediatrics Vol 12 (2024)

https://doi.org/10.3389/fped.2024.1342493

Assessment of rational antibiotic use among children being treated in primary care facilities in Punjab, Pakistan : findings and implications

Ul Mustafa Zia, Khan Amer Hayat, Salman Muhammad, Harun Sabariah Noor, Meyer Johanna C, Godman Brian

Drugs and Therapy Perspectives (2024)

Pilot study to evaluate the feasibility of a patient questionnaire for the purpose of investigating the extent of purchasing antibiotics without a prescription in a rural province in South Africa : rationale and implications

Sono Tiyani Milta, Maluleke Morgan Tiyiselani, Ramdas Nishana, Jelić Ana Golić, Campbell Stephen, Marković-Peković Vanda, Schellack Natalie, Kumar Santosh, Godman Brian, Meyer Johanna C

Advances in Human Biology Vol 14, pp. 138-147 (2024)

https://doi.org/10.4103/aihb.aihb_140_23

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Professional Activities

Notification of a publication in MalariaWorld

Recipient

25/1/2022

Science and Development Network (Scidev.Net)

Contributor

8/7/2021

Prospective risk assessments: An international perspective

Speaker

27/10/2020

Ongoing activities across countries to increase the utilisation of biosimilars and their implications

Speaker

22/10/2020

Paying for innovative therapies – why existing methods may not suffice

Recipient

14/10/2020

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Projects

Leveraging CoviD-19 to Build Confidence in Vaccination and Promote Antimicrobial Stewardship in SA

Meyre, Hannelie (Principal Investigator) Kurdi, Amanj (Co-investigator) Bennie, Marion (Co-investigator) Godman, Brian (Co-investigator)

This is an externally funded project by the National Research Foundation (NRF) in South Africa with a total value of £23,211

01-Jan-2021 - 31-Jan-2023

Utilising a Scottish triad approach to developing and implementing antimicrobial stewardship (AMS) in Ghana: Information, Education, Quality Improvement

Sneddon, Jacqui (Principal Investigator) Kurdi, Amanj (CoPI) Afriyie, Daniel Kwame (Co-investigator) Sefah, Israel (Co-investigator) Bennie, Marion (Co-investigator) Godman, Brian (Co-investigator) Malcolm, William (Co-investigator) Seaton, Andrew (Co-investigator) Cockburn, Alison (Co-investigator) Palenzuela, E. (Co-investigator) Kerr, Frances (Co-investigator)

This was an externally funded project by the The Fleming Fund- Commonwealth Partnerships for Antimicrobial Stewardship with a total value of £29,400

01-Jan-2019 - 31-Jan-2020

Utilising a Scottish triad approach to developing and implementing antimicrobial stewardship (AMS) in Ghana and Zambia: Information, Education, Quality Improvement

Sneddon, Jacqueline (Principal Investigator) Afriyie, Daniel Kwame (Co-investigator) Sefah, Israel (Co-investigator) Kurdi, Amanj (CoPI) Godman, Brian (Co-investigator) Bennie, Marion (Co-investigator) Malcolm, William (Co-investigator) Seaton, Andrew (Co-investigator) Cockburn, Alison (Co-investigator) Palenzuela, Esperanza (Co-investigator) Kerr, Frances (Co-investigator) McKinney, Rachel (Co-investigator) McEwen, Jo (Co-investigator) Evans, Morgan (Co-investigator)

By April 2020 to develop and implement robust and reliable systems (accountability)
and processes (practical tools) for antimicrobial stewardship in University Teaching
Hospital Zambia, Ketu Municipal Hospital Ghana and Ghana Police Hospital. This will
include building capacity through provision of training sessions for a total of up to 25
professionals (medical, pharmacy, nursing and laboratory staff) in each country to
deliver a local stewardship programme and a supported point prevalence survey
across each hospital to provide baseline surveillance data on antibiotic use to inform
improvements.

01-Jan-2019 - 30-Jan-2020

ENhancing Appropriate Antimicrobial use via mHeaLth and other techniques in the Republic of South Africa (ENAABLERS Project).

Schellack, Natalie (Principal Investigator) Kurdi, Amanj (Co-investigator) Bennie, Marion (Co-investigator) Meyer, Johanna (Co-investigator) Brink, Adrian (Co-investigator) T, Pople (Co-investigator) Mendelsen, M (Co-investigator) Godman, Brian (Co-investigator) Lennon, Marilyn (Co-investigator)

This was an externally funded project by the South Africa MRC with a total value of £55,000

03-Jan-2017 - 31-Jan-2019

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