AMRmap

AMRmap provides surveillance and analytical functions for antimicrobial susceptibility data to monitor antibiotic resistance patterns in Russia.

Key Features:

• Extensive Data Repository: Houses susceptibility data from over 40,000 clinical isolates with annual updates of more than 5,000 new isolates.
• Smart Data Filtration: Offers data filtration by multiple parameters to enable customized subset analyses.
• MIC and S/I/R Analysis: Calculates and displays Minimum Inhibitory Concentration (MIC) distributions and Susceptible/Intermediate/Resistant (S/I/R) categorizations.
• Time-trend and Regression Analysis: Performs time-trend analyses and regression analysis to assess changes in resistance over time.
• Associated Resistance Plots and Prevalence Maps: Generates associated resistance plots and prevalence maps to visualize resistance relationships and geographic distribution.
• Statistical Significance Outputs: Produces statistical significance graphs and tables.
• Resistance Determinant Abundance: Includes data on the abundance of key resistance determinants, such as acquired carbapenemases in gram-negative bacteria.

Scientific Applications:

• Surveillance and Trend Analysis: Monitoring resistance trends and identifying shifts in antimicrobial susceptibility over time.
• Research and Development: Investigating associations between resistance patterns and specific microbial strains or geographic regions.
• Policy Formulation: Informing public health policy and interventions to mitigate the spread of antibiotic-resistant infections.

Methodology:

Data originate from over two decades of large prospective multicenter surveillance efforts in Russia.