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A Desirability of Outcome Ranking Approach for the Management of Antimicrobial Therapy
(DOOR MAT) analysis balances patient outcomes and antimicrobial stewardship goals.

The study will be conducted at a large academic center on the US east coast and will complement existing and ongoing analytical and health economics studies, adding to the growing body of evidence of the impacts of the ASTar system.  Study authors anticipate that the use of rapid antibiotic susceptibility test results will lead to a hypothetical reduction in days of broad spectrum and inappropriate antibiotic therapy when retrospective chart analyses are completed.

“We are proud of our research collaborations with leading institutions in the US that are paving the way for broad adoption of rapid AST.  We already have strong evidence of ASTar benefits to patients from our European partners, and this study will provide additional US-specific outcomes and impact data from ASTar in a clinical setting”, says Stuart Gander, CEO for Q-linea.

More information on ASTar outcomes can be found here: https://qlinea.com/0986741_wp-uploads/2024/08/D84524-Poster-ESCMID-Global-HEOR-Interim.pdf