As a group, create a concept map (also sometimes called a mind map) that illustrates your understanding of some of the main causes and effects of the problem. A concept map is a visual representation of the relationships among various events, people, or parts of a system. Examples of concept/mind maps are found here.

You may create your concept map in any drawing tool that you have available, including MS PowerPoint, or others. Post your map in this discussion. Since this is a team assignment, only one of you needs to post. As others post their maps, be sure to review them to broaden your perspective and understanding of the problem.

Before you begin this activity, you may find it helpful to read the following resources:

- Seeing the Invisible
- A world without microbes
- CDC's Webpage on Antibiotic Resistance
- Superbugs that resist antibiotics evolve in 11 days
- Antimicrobial resistance: A biopsychosocial problem requiring innovative interdisciplinary and imaginative interventions