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Guidance Carbapenemase-producing Gram-negative bacteria enhanced surveillance: ERS data collection manual Describes the core and enhanced datasets in the electronic reporting system (ERS)


for the enhanced surveillance of carbapenemase-producing Gram-negative bacteria.

From: Public Health England Published 30 April 2015 Last updated 12 July 2016 — See all updates Get


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The Electronic Reporting System (ERS) enhanced surveillance website closed in April 2019. See AMRHAI reference unit: reference and diagnostic services for the latest guidance.


Documents [Withdrawn] Electronic reporting system enhanced surveillance of carbapenemase-producing Gram-negative bacteria: data collection manual Ref: PHE publications gateway number 2016141


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The ERS serves 2 main functions as a system for:

laboratories to request full characterisation of Gram-negative bacteria where expression of an acquired carbapenemase is suspected NHS


Trusts to submit enhanced surveillance data


This guidance describes the 3 surveillance sections requiring data entry in the ERS:


core dataset enhanced dataset: all patients enhanced dataset: admitted patients Updates to this page Published 30 April 2015 Last updated 12 July 2016 + show all updates 12 July 2016 Updated


to reflect changes following a system upgrade on 11 July 2016.


30 April 2015 First published.


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