Materials on local and regional antimicrobial resistance surveillance methods, source-data quality, and the use of results in clinical and management practice.
Key results of the 2025 analytical report by the Methodological Verification Center on antimicrobial resistance: pathogen structure among hospitalized patients, resistance levels, carbapenemases, and practical conclusions regarding antimicrobial agents.
A review of the 2025 CMAC publication: the experience of the Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug in implementing a regional system for automated validation of microbiology reports, continuous AMR surveillance, and real-time analytics.
Review of a Poliklinika journal article (2024): how the Botkin Hospital centralized bacteriology lab built an IT-enabled production flow (LIS + services), why export-based surveillance does not scale, and how the next-generation system – ABioGram – adds automated report validation and real-time AMR surveillance.
Pilot results in the largest laboratory in Moscow (07 Nov–25 Nov 2025): API integration with the laboratory information system, automated interpretation of antimicrobial susceptibility results, 89,117 decision-support messages, and real-time AMR analytics.
Review of a CMAC (2025) publication: implementation of an integrated digital loop (LIS–ABioGram–HIS), automated antibiogram validation, continuous AMR surveillance, and the impact of expert comments on clinical decision-making.
A review from CMAC (2025) compares WHO GLASS, CLSI M39, ESCMID, AMRcloud guidance and Russian MR 3.1.0346-24–highlighting key contradictions that matter for local antibiograms, data quality, and stewardship decisions.