17/07/2026
Earlier this week, our nurse Ayesha attended the APPG on UTIs event in Parliament, joining patients, clinicians, researchers, policymakers and advocates to discuss how care can be improved for people living with chronic and recurrent UTIs.
It was encouraging to hear about ongoing efforts to improve recognition of chronic UTI, reduce delays in diagnosis and ensure people affected receive timely, appropriate and compassionate care.
Through her work with AMR Action UK in supporting patients affected by antimicrobial resistance and chronic infections, Ayesha sees first-hand the challenges many people face when seeking UTI diagnosis, treatment and support.
For progress, patient experiences must remain at the centre of future policy, research and service development.
There is still much work to do, but events like this show real momentum towards improving UTI care across the UK and ensuring people living with chronic and recurrent UTIs are listened to, believed and supported.
Thank you to everyone involved in driving this important work forward.
https://amr-action-uk.org/
