Junior doctors on the Isle of Man are developing an antibiotic prescription smartphone app.
It's part of an initiative to tackle unnecessary prescriptions of the drugs - as experts believe resistance will diminish if new alternatives aren't identified.
Initially Doctor Ben Lambden and Doctor Mustafa Jaafar will be funded by a £4,000 prize - won in a competition held by Health Education North West.
They still need to find up to £12,000 to deliver the software across the wards in Noble's Hospital - Dr Lambden explains how it would work:
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