Resistance Data Veterinary Medicine
Resistance monitoring in zoonotic and indicator bacteria of healthy slaughter animals was harmonized EU-wide in 2014
Surveillance of antibiotic resistance in zoonotic indicator bacteria was established in 2014 according to European guidelines. These data can be compared with other European countries and Norway. They are published annually by EFSA. The annual ARCH-Vet reports summarize the most relevant findings, whereas a full report of all analyses is given in the Swiss antibiotic resistance reports every two years.
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Resistance data in sick animals is available since 2019
Antibiotic resistance monitoring in relevant pathogens of diseased livestock and companion animals is important for veterinarians, as it enables them to make appropriate antibiotic treatment choices.
In 2019, the Federal Food Safety and Veterinary Office (FSVO) initiated annual antibiotic resistance monitoring in veterinary pathogens. This is carried out at the national reference laboratory for antibiotic resistance (ZOBA).
View the most important Swiss resistance data in tabular format and customise the query according to your preferences.
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This website presents aggregated resistance data for diseased animals in Switzerland. The data are updated annually. Key trends are published regularly in the ArCH-Vet Report. Trends or changes in the epidemiological situation are also published and commented on under Links/Literature.
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The ANRESIS-guide
This online tool provides quick and intuitive access to the latest data on antibiotic resistance in Swiss animal disease pathogens and supports the veterinary profession with reliable empirical treatment options.
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Find the latest results of AMR monitoring systems in Switzerland:
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