AMR & Public Health Survey

添加問卷說明

1. To participate in this study, you must be 18 years of age or older (or the age of legal majority in your jurisdiction) and capable of providing informed consent.

Your participation entails completing an electronic survey comprising distinct sections covering demographics, public health awareness, scientific knowledge, clinical interaction, and disposal practices.

Participation in this research project is entirely voluntary. You reserve the right to decline participation, withhold answers to specific items, or terminate your involvement at any juncture prior to submission without penalty, prejudice, or loss of benefits to which you are otherwise entitled.

All responses provided will remain strictly confidential and anonymized. No personally identifiable information (PII) including names, email addresses, or IP addresses will be gathered or stored.

Information collected will be analyzed exclusively in the aggregate for academic publication, statistical reporting, and scholarly presentation. Individual response sets cannot and will not be traced back to any participant.

要參與本研究，您必須年滿18周歲（或達到您所在司法管轄區(qū)的法定成年年齡），并具備提供知情同意的能力。

您的參與包括完成一份電子問卷，內容涵蓋人口統(tǒng)計學特征、公共衛(wèi)生意識、科學知識、臨床互動和藥物處置習慣等板塊。

參與本研究完全自愿。您有權拒絕參與、拒絕回答特定題目，或在提交前的任何階段終止參與，且不會面臨懲罰、偏見或損失您本應享有的任何權益。

所有回答均將嚴格保密并進行匿名化處理。系統(tǒng)不會收集或存儲包括姓名、電子郵箱或IP地址在內的任何個人身份信息（PII）。

收集到的數據僅會以匯總形式用于學術發(fā)表、統(tǒng)計報告和學術展示。任何個人回答集均無法且不會追溯至任何參與者。

Please select one of the following options to indicate your decision regarding participation:

請選擇以下選項之一以表明您的參與決定:

I AGREE TO PARTICIPATE. I confirm that I am at least 18 years of age, have read and understood the parameters detailed in the Participant Information Sheet, and voluntarily consent to participate in this study under the conditions specified above.我同意參與。我確認自己已年滿18周歲，已閱讀并理解參與者信息頁中列明的所有參數，并自愿在上述條件下參與本研究。

2. Your gender：

MaleFemaleNon-binaryPrefer not to say

3. Which age group you belong to? (您的年齡段)：

18~2526~3031~4041~5051~6060+

4. Which country do you currently reside in?(您現居住在哪個國家？)

5. What is the highest level of education you have completed? (你已完成的最高學歷是什么？)

PrimarySecondaryTertiary or above

6. Do you currently work or study in healthcare, medicine, or veterinary sciences? (您目前是否在醫(yī)療保健、醫(yī)學或獸醫(yī)學領域工作或學習？)

YesNoPrefer not to say

7. Antibiotic resistance is a critical public health issue that could directly affect me or people close to me.

抗生素耐藥性是一個嚴峻的公共衛(wèi)生問題，可能會直接影響到我或我身邊的人。

Strongly Disagree(1)

Strongly Agree(5)

8. The way individual people use antibiotics contributes to the spread of antibiotic resistance.

個人使用抗生素的方式會影響抗生素耐藥性的傳播。

Strongly Disagree(1)

Strongly Agree(5)

9. Reducing unnecessary antibiotic use is a responsibility shared by both healthcare professionals and the general public.

減少不必要的抗生素使用是醫(yī)務人員與公眾共同的責任。

Strongly Disagree(1)

Strongly Agree(5)

10. Antibiotic use in livestock and agriculture poses a serious threat to human health.

畜牧業(yè)和農業(yè)中使用抗生素對人類健康構成嚴重威脅。

Strongly Disagree(1)

Strongly Agree(5)

11. Drug-resistant infections make routine medical procedures (such as surgeries and chemotherapy) significantly riskier.

耐藥性感染使常規(guī)醫(yī)療程序（如手術和化療）的風險顯著增加。

Strongly Disagree(1)

Strongly Agree(5)

12. Individual choices made within my community directly influence how effective antibiotics will remain in the future.

我所在社區(qū)中個人的選擇，直接影響著抗生素在未來還能保持多大的效力。

Strongly Disagree(1)

Strongly Agree(5)

13. Antibiotics are only effective against bacterial infections, not common viral infections like the cold or flu.

抗生素僅對細菌感染有效，對感冒或流感等常見的病毒性感染無效。

Strongly Disagree(1)

Strongly Agree(5)

14. Different infections require different treatments, so a previously prescribed antibiotic may not be safe or appropriate for a new illness.

不同的感染需要不同的治療方法，因此，此前開具的抗生素對于新的疾病來說，可能并不安全或不適用。

Strongly Disagree(1)

Strongly Agree(5)

15. Overusing antibiotics causes bacteria to mutate into hard-to-treat drug-resistant strains.

過度使用抗生素會導致細菌發(fā)生變異，演變成難以治療的耐藥菌株。

Strongly Disagree(1)

Strongly Agree(5)

16. Antibiotics destroy beneficial bacteria in the human microbiome alongside targeted pathogens.

抗生素在殺滅目標病原體的同時，也會破壞人體微生物群落中的有益菌。

Strongly Disagree(1)

Strongly Agree(5)

17.

Taking antibiotics when they are medically unnecessary reduces their effectiveness for future illnesses.

醫(yī)學上無必要的情況下服用抗生素，會降低其對未來疾病的療效。

Strongly Disagree(1)

Strongly Agree(5)

18. Routine vaccinations help lower antibiotic resistance by preventing bacterial infections from occurring initially.

常規(guī)疫苗接種有助于降低抗生素耐藥性，因為它們能從源頭上預防細菌感染。

Strongly Disagree(1)

Strongly Agree(5)

19. Pharmaceutical companies are currently developing enough new antibiotics to keep pace with growing resistance.

制藥公司目前正在開發(fā)足夠的新型抗生素，以跟上日益增長的耐藥性步伐。

Strongly Disagree(1)

Strongly Agree(5)

20. Taking leftover antibiotics for an unverified illness increases the risk of side effects or allergic reactions.

針對未經確診的疾病服用剩余的抗生素，會增加出現副作用或過敏反應的風險。

Strongly Disagree(1)

Strongly Agree(5)

21. When prescribed antibiotics, I strictly follow the exact instructions and duration provided by my healthcare provider.

在被開具抗生素時，我會嚴格遵循醫(yī)務人員提供的具體用藥說明和療程。

Strongly Disagree(1)

Strongly Agree(5)

22. I continue taking my full course of prescribed antibiotics even if I start feeling completely better early.

即使我提前感覺身體已完全康復，我仍會繼續(xù)服完醫(yī)生開具的整個療程的抗生素。

Strongly Disagree(1)

Strongly Agree(5)

23. I expect a healthcare clinician to prescribe antibiotics whenever I experience a high fever or severe sore throat.

每當出現高燒或嚴重咽喉痛時，我都期望醫(yī)務人員能給我開抗生素。

Strongly Disagree(1)

Strongly Agree(5)

24. I feel comfortable asking my physician if a prescribed antibiotic is strictly necessary before filling it.

在去藥房配藥之前，我可以放心詢問醫(yī)生所開的抗生素是否確實必要。

Strongly Disagree(1)

Strongly Agree(5)

25. I actively ask my doctor or pharmacist questions about why a specific medication was selected.

我會主動向醫(yī)生或藥劑師詢問為何選擇某種特定藥物。

Strongly Disagree(1)

Strongly Agree(5)

26. I have taken antibiotics in the past without obtaining a valid prescription from a licensed clinician.

我過去曾在未獲得執(zhí)業(yè)醫(yī)生有效處方的情況下服用過抗生素。

Strongly Disagree(1)

Strongly Agree(5)

27. I trust my healthcare provider's decision when they tell me an antibiotic will not help my current illness.

當醫(yī)務人員告訴我抗生素對我的當前病情沒有幫助時，我會信任他們的決定。

Strongly Disagree(1)

Strongly Agree(5)

28. I alter my antibiotic dosage or schedule on my own if I experience minor side effects like stomach upset.

如果出現胃部不適等輕微副作用，我會自行調整抗生素的劑量或服用時間。

Strongly Disagree(1)

Strongly Agree(5)

29. I do not save or hoard antibiotics for potential future infections.

我不會為了應對未來可能發(fā)生的感染而儲存或囤積抗生素。

Strongly Disagree(1)

Strongly Agree(5)

30. If I have antibiotics remaining after a treatment, I am very likely to dispose of them properly rather than save them for potential future use.

如果療程結束后還有剩余的抗生素，我很有可能會妥善處置它們，而不是留著日后使用。

Strongly Disagree(1)

Strongly Agree(5)

31. If a friend or family member considers using someone else's prescription antibiotics, I am very likely to actively discourage them from doing so.

如果朋友或家人考慮使用他人的處方抗生素，我很有可能會勸阻他們。

Strongly Disagree(1)

Strongly Agree(5)

32. Flushing unused medications down the drain or toilet damages local water supplies and aquatic ecosystems.

將未使用的藥物沖入下水道或馬桶會損害當地的水源和水生生態(tài)系統(tǒng)。

Strongly Disagree(1)

Strongly Agree(5)

33. I drop off leftover antibiotics at a designated pharmacy take-back site rather than throwing them in household trash.

我會將剩余的抗生素送至指定的藥房回收點，而不是扔進生活垃圾中。

Strongly Disagree(1)

Strongly Agree(5)

34. I would share my unused prescription antibiotics with a family member if they showed symptoms identical to mine.

如果家人的癥狀與我相同，我會把未用完的處方抗生素分給他們。

Strongly Disagree(1)

Strongly Agree(5)

35. I keep my routine vaccinations up to date to minimize my risk of secondary infections.

我會按時接種常規(guī)疫苗，以最大限度地降低繼發(fā)感染的風險。

Strongly Disagree(1)

Strongly Agree(5)

36. I regularly inspect my home medicine cabinet to safely discard expired or unneeded prescription drugs.

我會定期檢查家里的藥箱，安全處置過期或不再需要的處方藥。

Strongly Disagree(1)

Strongly Agree(5)

Here is some information about AMR!

What is AMR?

AMR occurs when bacteria evolve to resist antibiotics, making common infections harder to treat.

Why It Matters

Without working antibiotics, routine surgeries, cancer therapies, and minor infections become life-threatening risks.

How You Can Help

1. Use as prescribed: Take antibiotics only when ordered by a doctor, and always complete the full course.

2. Never share or hoard: Don't save leftover pills or share prescriptions with others.

3. Dispose safely: Return unused medications to designated pharmacy take-back sites—never flush them.

4. Prevent infections: Practice good hand hygiene and keep routine vaccinations up to date.

以下是關于抗生素耐藥性（AMR）的一些信息！

什么是 AMR？當細菌演變出抵抗抗生素的能力時，就會發(fā)生 AMR，使常見感染變得更加難以治愈。

為什么這很重要如果沒有有效的抗生素，常規(guī)手術、癌癥治療和輕微感染都會變成威脅生命的風險。

您可以如何提供幫助

1. 遵醫(yī)囑使用：僅在醫(yī)生開具處方時服用抗生素，且務必服完整個療程。

2. 切勿分享或囤積：不要留存剩余藥丸，也不要與他人分享處方藥。

3. 安全處置：將未使用的藥物送回指定的藥房回收點——切勿沖洗它們。

4. 預防感染：保持良好的手部衛(wèi)生，并按時接種常規(guī)疫苗。

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AMR & Public Health Survey