Core capabilities

ABioGram brings susceptibility result control, information-system exchange, and AMR surveillance into one operational workflow.

Categorization and control of every result using current breakpoints and expert rules
LIS/HIS integration via API or operation as a standalone web tool
Real-time AMR surveillance and analytics based on validated antibiograms
Reference support and process standardization for microbiologists and clinical pharmacologists

How ABioGram works

The system connects to the current laboratory workflow through the LIS/HIS or operates through its web interface.

01
Receives data
Uses pathogen identification, susceptibility results, and available metadata.
02
Categorizes results
Applies the selected guideline and the corresponding breakpoints.
03
Validates the report
Flags unusual combinations, discrepancies, and situations that require specialist attention.
04
Returns and accumulates
Sends the result to the LIS/HIS or web interface and stores validated data for AMR surveillance.

Key system differences

ABioGram is not a separate reporting utility. It becomes part of the continuous workflow of a laboratory, healthcare organization, or region.

Objective	ABioGram	Limitation of standalone tools
Every report in the operational flow	Categorization, validation, and result generation happen without waiting for a periodic data export.	Validation or analytics starts after export and does not affect the current result.
Closed digital loop	The result returns to the LIS/HIS, reducing manual transfer and connecting the laboratory with the clinical workflow.	The solution remains a separate interface without automated delivery into the operational system.
Validated, comparable data	Common criteria and expert rules are applied to every result across the organization or network.	Reports rely on heterogeneous data that requires additional manual cleanup.
Real-time AMR surveillance	Metrics update as results arrive and remain available from patient and department level to a network or region.	Analytics is limited to retrospective reports or cannot drill down to source data.

ABioGram combines control of every susceptibility result, LIS/HIS exchange, and AMR surveillance on validated data – from a single laboratory to a regional environment.

Technical capabilities

Criteria, expert rules, analytics, integration, and system operating conditions.

Supported guidelines and criteria

Categorization is available for the following guidelines:

Russian Recommendations for Antimicrobial Susceptibility Testing, 2026
Russian Recommendations for Antimicrobial Susceptibility Testing, 2025
EUCAST Version 16, 2026
EUCAST Version 15, 2025
EUCAST Fungi, Version 12, 2025
EUCAST Fungi, Version 11, 2024
EUCAST Version 14, 2024
EUCAST Fungi, Version 10, 2020
CLSI M100, 2024
CLSI M45
CLSI M27M44S-ED3:2022
EUCAST ECOFF

The criteria library is updated as new guidelines are released.

Expert rules and quality control

The maintained rule library flags unusual and questionable results and provides notices about indicator antibiotics, intrinsic resistance, possible inefficacy, and limitations of use. When required by the implementation scenario, reports can include reference comments for clinicians.

AMR surveillance and analytics

Metrics and trends update as data arrives. Users can analyze departments, service lines, periods, and other dimensions, compare periods, evaluate phenotypes and resistance markers, and drill down to source records. When included in the deployment, antibiogram history and result trends are available at patient level.

LIS/HIS integration

ABioGram exchanges data with LIS/HIS through an API or operates as a standalone web tool. The data exchanged and the return of results depend on the selected implementation scenario.

Deployment, scaling, and information security

The system can be deployed on premises within a healthcare organization’s or region’s secure environment, accounting for personal-data requirements. The architecture supports high result volumes, networks of institutions, and regional implementations.

Support and licensing

Support includes implementation assistance, consultation, updates, and workflow and rule configuration. Institutional delivery and a complete set of contracting documents are available. The system is listed in Russia’s Unified Register of Russian Software for Computers and Databases.