VetCLIN AMR - Surveillance of antimicrobial resistance in clinical infections

The VetCLIN AMR project partners with veterinary microbiology labs to integrate diagnostic data into AMR surveillance and to develop a harmonisation roadmap that supports better antimicrobial stewardship. By bringing together advanced veterinary microbiology expertise and large‑scale data surveillance, we will gain a deeper understanding of antimicrobial resistance (AMR) in bacteria from animal clinical infections.

This website showcases work led by University of Liverpool (UoL) for the harmonisation of veterinary microbiology methodologies across past and current projects funded by or in collaboration with the VMD under the Private Laboratory Initiative, HBLB, UoL internal funding, EARS-VET and ENOVAT.