Table 2.1 Data sources for the AURA 2016 report Subject Type of Data source Type of data Setting Coverage surveillance Antimicrobial Targeted acNAPS Appropriateness of Australian residential aged care National (pilot covered 186 residential – use community prescribing, prescribing facilities aged care facilities) pattern Antimicrobial Targeted MedicineInsight Appropriateness of Australian general practice National (182 general practices) – use community prescribing, prescribing pattern Antimicrobial Targeted ROGS Appropriateness of Australian general practice National (1000 general practitioners) – use community prescribing Antimicrobial Targeted NAPS Appropriateness of Australian public and private National (248 hospitals; 44.2% of all – use hospital prescribing, prescribing hospitals hospital beds) volume Antimicrobial Passive PBS/RPBS Dispensed volume Australian general practices and National (30 million prescriptions) – use community community health services Trends Antimicrobial Passive NAUSP Dispensed volume Australian public and private National (129 hospitals; >90% of – use hospital hospitals principal referral hospitals and 82% of total beds in public hospitals with >50 beds) Antimicrobial Targeted NNDSS of resistance, trends Australian general practices and National (5 reference laboratories) – resistance community community health services Antimicrobial Targeted NNN Rates of resistance, trends Australian general practices and National (9 reference laboratories) – resistance community community health services Antimicrobial Targeted AGAR of resistance, 30-day Australian public and private National (28 laboratories) – resistance community all-cause mortality hospitals (community Antimicrobial Targeted AGAR of resistance, 30-day Australian public and private National (28 laboratories) – resistance hospital all-cause mortality hospitals (hospital onset)
Table 2.1 Data sources for the AURA 2016 report Subject Type of surveillance Data source Type of data Setting Coverage Antimicrobial use Targeted – community acNAPS Appropriateness of prescribing, prescribing pattern Australian residential aged care facilities National (pilot covered 186 residential aged care facilities) Antimicrobial use Targeted – community MedicineInsight Appropriateness of prescribing, prescribing pattern Australian general practice National (182 general practices) Antimicrobial use Targeted – community ROGS Appropriateness of prescribing Australian general practice National (1000 general practitioners) Antimicrobial use Targeted – hospital NAPS Appropriateness of prescribing, prescribing volume Australian public and private hospitals National (248 hospitals; 44.2% of all hospital beds) Antimicrobial use Passive – community PBS/RPBS Dispensed volume Trends Australian general practices and community health services National (30 million prescriptions) Antimicrobial use Passive – hospital NAUSP Dispensed volume Australian public and private hospitals National (129 hospitals; >90% of principal referral hospitals and 82% of total beds in public hospitals with >50 beds) Antimicrobial resistance Targeted – community NNDSS of resistance, trends Australian general practices and community health services National (5 reference laboratories) Antimicrobial resistance Targeted – community NNN Rates of resistance, trends Australian general practices and community health services National (9 reference laboratories) Antimicrobial resistance Targeted – community AGAR of resistance, 30-day all-cause mortality Australian public and private hospitals (community National (28 laboratories) Antimicrobial resistance Targeted – hospital AGAR of resistance, 30-day all-cause mortality Australian public and private hospitals (hospital onset) National (28 laboratories)
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