Rationale Antibiotikatherapie in der hausärztlichen Versorgung (mooc house)

Rationale Antibiotikatherapie in der hausärztlichen Versorgung (mooc house)

Dieser Kurs ist im Rahmen eines One-Health-Projektes zum rationalen Antibiotikaeinsatz entstanden. Der 4-wöchige Kurs richtet sich primär an Ärztinnen und Ärzte in der hausärztlichen Versorgung. Nach einer kurzen Einführung erwartet Sie in der ersten Woche unter anderem die Epidemiologie ausgewählter multiresistenter Erreger, sowie Videobeiträge zum ambulanten Antibiotikaverbrauch. In der zweiten Woche werden Grundlagen der Präanalytik und der rationalen Antibiotikatherapie erläutert. Außerdem werden wir einen Blick auf das menschliche Mikrobiom werfen, sowie auf unkomplizierte Harnwegsinfektionen. In der dritten Woche liegt der Schwerpunkt auf den akuten Atemwegsinfektionen (Rhinosinusitis, Tonsillopharyngitis, akute Bronchitis, akute Exazerbation einer COPD & ambulant erworbenen Pneumonie). In der vierten und letzten Woche wird die akute Gastroenteritis und die Reiseassoziierte Diarrhoe vorgestellt werden. Des Weiteren finden sich allgemeine Vorträge zur rationalen Antibiotikaanwendung.

Der Kurs wurde im März 2017 aufgenommen. Er repräsentiert entsprechend den damaligen Wissensstand, wurde aber auf Aktualität überprüft. Aufgrund der sehr positiven Resonanz wird er nun erneut angeboten.

Lernziele des Kurses:

  • Relevanz einer rationalen Antibiotikatherapie im ambulanten Setting sowie One-Health-Aspekte - Kritische Indikationsstellung für den Start einer antibiotischen Therapie
  • Kritische Substanzwahl: "so schmal wie möglich und nur so breit wie nötig"
  • Kritische Wahl der Dauer der Therapie: "so kurz wie möglich und nur so lange wie nötig"

Um den Kurs erfolgreich abzuschließen, sollte man einen Zeitaufwand von 2 Stunden pro Woche einplanen. Eine CME-Zertifizierung wurde bei der Ärztekammer Berlin beantragt.
Für eine CME-zertifizierte Teilnahmebescheinigung (auf der Plattform mooc.house Zeugnis genannt) müssen Sie auf über 90% der Kursunterlagen zugegriffen haben, sowie die Lernerfolgskontrolle mit mind. 70% richtigen Antworten bestanden haben. Darüber hinaus erhält man ein Zertifikat (auf der Plattform mooc.house Teilnahmebestätigung genannt), wenn man auf mind. 90% der Kursinhalte zugegriffen hat.
Bei technischen Schwierigkeiten steht Ihnen der Helpdesk zur Verfügung.
Bei inhaltlichen Fragen können Sie sich gerne an Frau Dr. Sandra Schneider wenden.
Sie können Ihre Fragen auch gerne direkt ins Diskussionsforum stellen.
Der Kurs bietet verschiedene Möglichkeiten zur Interaktion. Sie können mit anderen Kursteilnehmen Kleingruppen gründen oder diesen beitreten um in diesen Gruppen z.B. in eine vertiefende Diskussion einzusteigen.
Finanzierung:
Dieser Fortbildung ist im Rahmen des Konsortiums InfectControl2020 finanziert durch das Förderprogramm Zwanzig20 - Partnerschaft für Innovation des Bundesministeriums für Bildung und Forschung entstanden.
Interessenkonflikte: Es bestehen keine Interessenskonflikte.

Woche 1:

  1. Einführung, Vorstellung des MOOC-Ablaufs (PG)
  2. Technische Einführung (FS)
  3. One Health (PG)
  4. RAI Vorstellung (PG)
  5. Selektion und Transmission (FS)
  6. Epidemiologie ausgewählter Erreger (PG)
  7. Antibiotikaverbrauch 1 (PG)
  8. Antibiotikaverbrauch 2 (PG)

Woche 2:

  1. Das Mikrobiom (PG)
  2. Resistenztestung – wie geht das? (TK)
  3. Was beeinflusst einen bakteriologischen Befund (TK)
  4. Interpretation eines bakteriologischen Befundes (TK)
  5. Rationale Antibiotikatherapie (TK)
  6. Film RAI stationär (TK)
  7. Harnwegsinfektion 1 (TK)
  8. Harnwegsinfektion 2 (TK)

Woche 3:

  1. Rhinosinusitis (CR)
  2. Tonsillopharyngitis (CR)
  3. Akute Bronchitis (CR, FS)
  4. Akut exazerbierte COPD (CR)
  5. CAP (TK)
  6. Prävention CAP (CR)

Woche 4:

  1. Diarrhoe & akute Gastroenteritis (TK)
  2. Das Wissen und die Rationalität des Handelns (FS)
  3. Wege zu einer rationalen AB- Therapie (FS)
  4. Das RAI-Projekt 1 (FS)
  5. Abschluss (PG)
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