WEDNESDAY 27 SEPTEMBER

MEP-001 Antibiotic selection in humanitarian health response: A donor perspective
Dr Daniel Forrister1,2, Dr Christine Bojesen1, Dr James Bresette1, Dr Bi Kakou Eric Djassa1, Dr. Kathleen Downs1, Dr Gabriel McLemore1, Dr Mark Sellers1
1USAID, Washington, DC, United States, 2Credence Management Solutions LLC, Vienna, VA, United States

MEP-002 Antimicrobial resistance in conflict zones: A global concern
Prof Rula Darwish1
1The University of Jordan, Amman, Jordan

MEP-003 Pharmaceutical responses to Ukrainian Refugees in Moldova
Prof Takashi Egawa1, PhD Toshinobu Hayashi1, PhD Takafumi Nakano1, Dr Mototaka Inaba2
1Fukuoka University, Fukuoka, Japan, 2peace winds Japan , Fukuyama, Japan

MEP-004 Role of pharmacist in arrival quarantine facility
Petra Straight1, Melanie Morrow1
1National Critical Care and Trauma Response Centre, , Australia

MEP-005 Planning for the next Pandemic: A Global Delphi Consensus Study on Multidisciplinary Emergency Response to COVID-19
Ms Oksana Pyzik1
1University College London School of Pharmacy, London, United Kingdom

MEP-006 Development and implementation of a veterinary essential medicines list for use in humanitarian assistance livestock programming by the United States agency for international development’s bureau for humanitarian assistance
Dr Mark Sellers1, Dr Daniel Forrister1,2, Dr. Christine Jost1,2, Dr. Kathleen Downs1, Dr. Joseph Tritschler1, Dr. Leslie Brooks1,3, Dr. Shaina Craig1,3
1US Agency for International Development (USAID), Washington, DC, United States, 2Credence Management Solutions LLC, Vienna, VA, United States, 3American Association for the Advancement of Science, Washington, DC, United States

MEP-007 Malaysians’ insight into substantial challenges in military field hospitals
Mr Mohammad Firdaus Yaacob1, Prof Dr Mohamed Azmi Ahmad Hassali2, Brig Gen Dato’ Dr A Halim Basari3
1Malaysian Armed Forces, Pahang, Malaysia, 2Universiti Sains Malaysia, Penang, Malaysia, 3Malaysian Armed Forces, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia