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Antibiograms are tables of antimicrobial susceptibilities compiled according to a specific set of standards. The information provided supports clinicians working with their local antimicrobial stewardship teams to improve clinical practice in regard to infections. 

This is a form for Australian Passive AMR Surveillance participants to submit proposals for enhancements to the APAS platform – OrgTRx.

This is a form for Australian Passive AMR Surveillance participants to complete if IT or laboratory information system updates or changes are scheduled for their laboratory.

This document provides instructions for APAS contributors on how to change the view title name using the OrgTRx system.

This document provides instructions for APAS contributors on how to display % non-susceptible results, rather than % susceptible results, using the OrgTRx system.

This document provides instructions for APAS contributors on how to adjust the Y axis scale on graphs using the OrgTRx system.

This document provides instructions for APAS contributors on how to calculate and display the susceptibility for a group of organisms from different genera using the OrgTRx system.

This document provides instructions for APAS contributors on how to create a paediatric antibiogram using the OrgTRx system.

This document provides instructions for APAS contributors on how to map their data according to the Australian Statistical Geography Standard (ASGS) Remoteness Structure within the OrgTRx system.

This document provides instructions for APAS contributors on how to display the maximum count of the numbers of isolates tested against the antimicrobials using the OrgTRx system.

This document supports laboratories participating in APAS to resolve issues connecting to the OrgTRx application.

This report includes analyses on the burden of CDI in Australian public hospitals in 2016.

The guide was developed to support standardised national surveillance and reporting of healthcare-associated Staphylococcus aureus bloodstream infection (HA-SABSI) by Australian hospitals. It supersedes the Commission's 2016 Implementation Guide for Surveillance of Staphylococcus aureus bacteraemia.