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Table 2.

Percentage of resistant strains to indicator antibiotics from inpatient and outpatient departments (2008–2017) ^a.

Study Period		2008	2009	2010	2011	2012	2013	2014	2015	2016	2017	Statistics
AMC R (%) ^b	Outpatient	12.16	17.57	31.08	60.81	28.38	37.84	63.51	66.22	75.68	62.16	n.s. (p = 0.499)
AMC R (%) ^b	Inpatient	32.35	37.50	47.17	59.74	56.08	63.23	54.44	56.56	53.13	49.03	n.s. (p = 0.499)
CRO R (%)	Outpatient	4.05	4.11	11.94	27.72	31.58	38.14	25.41	26.15	17.76	24.10	P = 0.0071
CRO R (%)	Inpatient	16.18	23.21	33.02	48.70	47.30	47.10	41.42	40.27	33.75	30.97	P = 0.0071
GEN R (%)	Outpatient	10.81	13.70	20.90	10.89	10.53	11.34	15.57	18.46	15.79	17.47	n.s. (p = 0.32)
GEN R (%)	Inpatient	16.18	14.29	16.04	11.69	20.27	14.19	10.06	23.53	18.75	18.06	n.s. (p = 0.32)
CIP R (%)	Outpatient	8.11	10.96	11.94	23.76	30.26	18.56	27.05	37.69	26.97	37.35	P < 0.0001
CIP R (%)	Inpatient	35.29	26.79	45.28	62.34	56.76	50.97	52.07	43.89	44.38	40.00	P < 0.0001
SXT R (%)	Outpatient	28.38	35.62	32.84	45.54	50.00	38.14	59.02	59.23	57.24	57.23	P = 0.0025
SXT R (%)	Inpatient	55.88	50.00	50.94	74.68	68.24	61.94	66.27	64.71	62.50	65.16	P = 0.0025

^a Values in italics represent the lowest (baseline) resistance levels, boldface (peak) values correspond to the highest resistance levels in the study period; ^b Corresponding to P. mirabilis susceptibility; n.s.: not significant.