TITLE PRESENTATION

DEVELOPMENT OF INSTITUTIONAL ANTIBIOGRAM ON

GENERAL MEDICINE DEPARTMENT AT TERTIARY CARE
HOSPITAL
 INTRODUCTION

• An antibiogram is an overall profile of antimicrobial susceptibility testing results

of a specific microorganism against antimicrobial drugs.
• Antibiogram help guide the clinician and pharmacist in selecting the best empiric
antimicrobial treatment in the event of pending microbiology culture and
susceptibility results.
• They are also useful tools for detecting and monitoring trends in antimicrobial
resistance.
JUSTIFICATION
LITERATURE REVIEW
 AIM

• To develop the institutional antibiogram in general medicine department at tertiary

care hospital.
 OBJECTIVES

• PRIMARY OBJECTIVE :
To assess the sensitivity pattern of microorganism and develop the antibiogram.
• SECONDARY OBJECTIVE:
To provide evidence based empirical antibiotic treatment to the patients.
 METHODOLOGY

• STUDY DESIGN: Ambispective observational study.

• STUDY LOCATON: General medicine department, PSG Hospitals.
• STUDY DURATION: 6 months
• SAMPLE SIZE:
 STUDY CRITERIA
INCLUSION CRITERIA :
• Patients with ages between 18- in general medicine.
• Both male and female patients.
• Both inpatients and outpatients.
• Patients with respiratory infections, urinary tract infections and gastrointestinal infections.

EXCLUSION CRITERIA:
• Patient below 18yrs and above
• Patients with viral and fungal infections.
• Pregnant and lactating women.
• Patients who are not willing to participate.
FLOW CHART
Literature search

Design of data collection form and approval

Selection of population based on inclusion and

exclusion criteria

Data collection

Data entry in WHONET

 Development of antibiogram

Statistical analysis of culture report

Conclusion and report

PLAN OF STUDY:

PHASE 1:
• Preliminary literature search.
• Formulation of study protocol.
• Designing data collection form.
• Approval from Institutional Human Ethical Committee.

PHASE 2:
• Selection of study population.
• Data collection.
PHASE 3
• Data entry in WHONET Software.
• Development of antibiogram

PHASE 4:
• Statistical analysis.
• Results
• Conclusion.
EXPECTED OUTCOME
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