Dr. Rasha Abdelsalam-Elshenawy is a clinical pharmacist with 20 years of experience in pharmacy practice, development, antimicrobial stewardship, patient safety, and public health. Certified in Antimicrobial Stewardship (AMS), her career is distinguished by a steadfast commitment to optimising medicine use, ensuring patient safety, and fighting antimicrobial resistance (AMR). She holds a two-year certification in teaching and learning and research methodology, which enhances her ability to educate healthcare professionals on best practices.

Her leadership roles include developing a five-year AMS strategic plan, serving as the director of FADIC Antimicrobial Stewardship School, and contributing to the CDC AMR challenge. Motivated by a mission to mitigate the global AMR burden, she focuses on spearheading AMS initiatives, improving antibiotic prescribing practices, and strengthening public health education. These efforts form part of her broader vision to improve patient outcomes and make a meaningful contribution to global health advancements.

Dr Rasha Abdelsalam-Elshenawy holds a PhD in antimicrobial stewardship and offers practical solutions to antibiotic resistance. Her dedication to tackling the global challenge of AMR drives her to pursue innovative solutions worldwide. She has authored over 120 publications, abstracts and articles.