TABLE I -.
Surveillance system | Country | Roles of surveillance system |
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ISIS-AR | The Netherlands | This aims at monitoring AMR in major pathogens. |
NORM and MSIS | Norway | It is an AMR surveillance program in Norway. This annual report provides updated information on AMU and AMR occurrence and distribution in human beings. |
ARS | Germany | It is the national human medicine AMR surveillance system. Established by the Robert Koch Institute, it collects routine sensitivity data from any sample site in the hospital and from ambulatory care institutions for all bacterial species. |
EARS-Net-ES | Spain | Maintains the records of AMR surveillance across Spain. |
ONERBA | France | AMU and AMR as well as a leading AMR network that collects data from a complex subsystem network is an annual French report, ONERBA. |
ECOSS, SGSS, Datastore, and COSurv | United Kingdom | The ECOSS database gathers AMR data from participating NHS laboratories and reference laboratories in Scotland. Electronic Communication of Surveillance in Scotland (ECOSS) (SGSS) captures 98% of the National Health Service (NHS) laboratories across England, from routine laboratory surveillance data on infectious diseases and antimicrobial resistance. |
AMR = antimicrobial resistance.