A scoping review on the influential cognitive constructs informing public AMR behavior compliance and the attribution of personal responsibility

ConclusionsPublic AMR resilience, responsibility, and behavior compliance are influenced by cognitive constructs, which are liable to the appropriation of misconceptions, fallacies, and social behavior models obtained via information brokering. A cohesive multidisciplinary participatory approach to AMR management and interventional design that applies the influence of cognitive constructs to inform public AMR behavior compliance is recommended.
Source: American Journal of Infection Control - Category: Infectious Diseases Source Type: research