Patient Information
Many of the people that contact our Patient Support Service want extra information. This could be about their illness, infections in general or various treatments. Some people find the information available online difficult to understand, or struggle to take in everything their doctor has told them.
We’ve created a range of resources to provide additional information on all aspects living with an antibiotic-resistant infection. If you think something is missing or need any extra support, you can contact our Patient Support Service. Otherwise, have a look at the various resources we offer below.
Leaflets
You can view or download a PDF version of any of our leaflets to print at home.
- Patient Support Service leaflet (PDF), highlighting the different ways we can support you.
- Antibiotic-resistant infections: are you at risk? PDF is simple information about difficult-to-treat infections that is relevant to everyone, whether you have an infection or not.
The following leaflets provide more detailed information about specific types of infection:
Video resources
Please visit our YouTube channel to see the range of videos available. We will add more to this page soon.
Website
There is a wide range of information available on our website. You can explore the menu tabs Antibiotic Resistance and Patient Support, or use the links below.
- Find out all about different types of bacteria, the bacteria that live on and inside our bodies as well as common infections and ‘superbugs’ such as MRSA.
- Find out more about antibiotics, which treat bacterial infections, and what happens when bacteria develop resistance to these medicines.
- Find out more about specific types of resistant infection, such as:
- Read real stories from people affected by antibiotic-resistance infections, like Ronda
Find out more about the support we can offer you if you have an antibiotic-resistant infection or care about someone who does.
Hear Ronda’s story
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