Table 6.
Microbe | Type of non-susceptibility | Surveillance Area | Trends in proportions of non-susceptibility (Time period) | |
---|---|---|---|---|
E. coli | Gentamicin non-susceptibility | Levanger Hospital | 0.5% (2002–05) | 3.3% (2010–13) |
Iceland | 2.9% (2010) | 4.1% (2013) | ||
Norway | 0.6% (2003) | 7.7% (2014) | ||
EU/EEA | 5.2% (2002) | 9.9% (2013) | ||
Bulgaria | 15.8% (2003) | 32.1% (2013) | ||
E. coli | Resistance to 3rd generation cephalosporins | Levanger Hospital | 0 (2002–05) | 1.7% (2010–13) |
Norway | 1.5% (2008) | 5.8% (2014) | ||
EU/EEA | 2.0% (2002) | 12.6% (2013) | ||
Bulgaria | 24.8% (2010) | 39.6% (2013) | ||
S. aureus | MRSA | Levanger Hospital | 0 (2002–05) | 1.0% (2010–13) |
Norway | 0.3% (2002) | 0.8% (2014) | ||
EU/EEA | 25.6% (2007) | 18.0% (2013) | ||
Malta | 52.0% (2007) | 51.8% (2013) | ||
Romania | 39.1% (2010) | 64.5% (2013) | ||
S. pneumoniae | PNSP | Levanger Hospital | 0 (2002–05) | 3.0% (2010–13) |
Netherlands | 2.0% (2010) | 1.1% (2013) | ||
Norway | 0.9% (2002) | 5.5% (2014) | ||
Cyprus | 41.7% (2010) | 40.0% (2013) |
MRSA, meticillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus; PNSP, penicillin non-susceptible pneumococci
Proportions of non-susceptibility from the current study (Levanger Hospital) are compared with data from Norway (the national surveillance system [8, 30], the European Union/the European Economic Area (EU/EEA), and with countries which have extraordinary low or high proportions of non-susceptibility [7, 24, 25]