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This study aims to compare the effectiveness of health education facilitated by neighborhood food and beauty establishments with that facilitated by clinics in increasing the public's knowledge of antibiotic use and antimicrobial resistance (AMR) and improving antibiotic behaviors. The quasi-experimental study will involve a total of 3300 patrons of the 10 most popular consenting clinics, food and beauty establishments respectively, in two neighborhoods in Singapore. Recruitment Process 1. Participants will scan the QR code on the posters in the participating clinics/establishments 2. Read the study information sheet 3. Consent will be implied on submission of survey 4. Total recruitment period: One year 5. Target: 3300 patrons of the 30 establishments (10 each of clinics, food, and beauty establishments) Intervention Structure 1. Participants will complete a pre-intervention/baseli
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