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Introducing AMR surveillance systems

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A table that shows an example of an antibiogram. Of the organism K. pneumoniae, 741 isolates were tested; Ciprofloxacin was 94% susceptible (green) and Ampicillin was 0% susceptible (red). Of the organism E. coli, 3339 isolates were tested; Ciprofloxacin was 77% susceptible (green) and Ampicillin was 51% susceptible (red). Of the organism S. aureus (MRSA), 741 isolates were tested; Erythromycin was 16% susceptible (red) and Linezolid was 100% susceptible (green). Of the organism Streptococcus pneumoniae, 47 isolates were tested; Erythromycin was 66% susceptible (green).
Figure 13 An example of an antibiogram.

 8.2 Surveillance system design

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