Use robust isolate counts
Antibiogram interpretation is most reliable once a drug-organism view reaches roughly 30 isolates for the reporting period.
Real-time culture surveillance
Your culture surveillance summary will appear here as data loads.
Antibiogram interpretation is most reliable once a drug-organism view reaches roughly 30 isolates for the reporting period.
Unit-level and specimen-level views improve empiric decisions by reflecting the population actually being treated.
Many stewardship teams review empiric agents once local susceptibility falls below about 80–90%, especially for severe infections.
Total Cultures
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MDR Cases
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MDR Rate
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Unique Organisms
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Filter and explore infection patterns over time
Record a new culture result with susceptibility data
% susceptibility by organism — min. 30 isolates for reliable data
Multi-drug resistant organism surveillance (WHO/ECDC 2012 criteria)
Total MDR Cases
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MDR Rate
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MDR Organisms
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| Date | Patient | Age Group | Organism | Specimen | Resistant Classes |
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All recorded culture entries
| Date | Patient | Age Group | Organism | Specimen | MDR | Antibiotics |
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Intelligent analysis — antibiotic effectiveness, prevalence trends & alerts
Gram-Positive
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Gram-Negative
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Fungal
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Alert Count
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Based on local susceptibility data. Threshold: ≥80% = likely effective, <50% = avoid.
Antibiotics frequently used empirically but with no local susceptibility data for a given organism.
1st / 2nd / 3rd line empirical antibiotic protocols per ward
Modern stewardship dashboards keep unit-specific protocols separate, highlight reduced coverage early, and preserve empty wards so teams can stage guidance before adding the first protocol.
Select a ward to view its protocols, or create a new ward.