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Djibril Mbarushimana1, Taofeek Tope Adegboyega2, Gatera Jean Damascene1

  • 1University Teaching Hospital of Butare, P.O. Box 254, Hospital Avenue, Mamba Ngoma, Huye, Rwanda, 250 788575656.

JMIR formative research
|January 21, 2026
PubMed
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一个增强的实验室信息系统 (LIS) 改善了抗菌素敏感性测试 (AST) 数据的捕获和标准化在卢旺达. 这种基于网络的系统将监控集成到临床工作流程中,为资源有限的环境提供了一个可扩展的模型.

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这就是CLSI的CLSI.欧卡斯特 欧卡斯特实验室信息系统 实验室信息系统布塔雷的大学教学医院.在WHONet中使用.抗微生物药物管理管理对抗微生物的敏感性测试.开放Clinic的GAGA可以使用.资源有限的设置设置.

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