About
Professor Michael Moore is Emeritus Professor of Primary Health Care Research within Medicine at the University of Southampton. He is an academic GP with more than 30 years' experience in a Salisbury practice.
He is part of the School of Primary Care and Population Sciences and Medical Education based within the Faculty of Medicine.
Michael's research interests include the optimal management of acute minor illness with a focus on antibiotic sparing strategies. He was the RCGP National Clinical Champion for Antimicrobial Stewardship 2012-15 and currently serves on the government advisory board for antibiotics (APRHAI). He is a member of NAMRIP, the University’s Network for Antimicrobial Resistance and Infection Prevention strategic research group.
Other research interests include depression management, obesity, alcohol and liver disease.
Antibiotic resistance is a major public health threat. Tackling antibiotic overuse is a priority area for research.
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Prizes
- Highest Rated Abstract Submission for the NAPCRG 2016 Annual Sccientific Meeting (2016)
- NAPCRG International Travel Prize (2016)
- Heel Prize European Society for Integrative Medicine (2021)