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The e-Bug pack and web site educational material has been translated and adapted to the Greek language and educational background, and implemented throughout Greece as a supplementary educational resource in elementary and junior high schools. Elementary and junior high school teachers in Greece have actively participated in the development of the e-Bug educational resource and supported the implementation of all e-Bug activities. Dissemination to all key national stakeholders has been undertaken, and endorsement has been obtained from educational and medical associations, societies and institutions. Independent evaluation has been carried out, as part of dissertation thesis projects, for postgraduate studies. The e-Bug educational resource provides all the essentials for the dissemination of good health behaviours in hygiene, monitoring the spread of infection and the prudent use of antibiotics, to the youth of this country. Its contribution is expected to be evident in the next adult generation.
电子细菌(E-Bug)包和网站教育材料已经被翻译成希腊语，并根据希腊的教育背景进行了改编，作为小学和初中的补充性教育资源在希腊全国范围内推广。希腊的小学和初中教师积极参与电子细菌教育资源的开发，并支持所有电子细菌活动的实施。已经向所有主要的国家利益攸关方进行了传播，并得到了教育和医疗协会、学会和机构的认可。作为研究生论文项目的一部分，已经进行了独立评估。电子细菌教育资源为在这个国家的年轻人中传播良好的健康行为、监测感染的传播以及谨慎使用抗生素提供了所有必要的知识。预计在下一代成年人中将会看到其贡献。
