As I said in my introductory remarks, when it comes to innovation, we often forget that the seed is planted at university. Statistically, there are a huge number of innovations that originate in universities, in all sectors, including health. However, there's not enough water to make them sprout.
There is also the ecosystem. The university community trains the experts and scientists of the future. We need that future. The university community is also a mobilizing force that perpetuates a tradition of collaboration. As we see in Quebec, through university communities, there is a way to mobilize government, public and industrial sectors to foster the creation of an ecosystem.
I'd say that the university community represents both the solution and the vector for the solution to the AMR crisis.