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Connections Spring 2019
VOLUME 23 NUMBER 1 SPRING - 2019 ISSN 1496-3876 INTERNATIONAL EQA TRAINING - PART 2 Our most recent training (April 2019) was in the Ethiopian Public Health Institute (EPHI) in Addis Ababa. Dr.…
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Data Entry System Tutorials
Our new Data Entry System is in full use now; all programs have changed to reporting with the new member’s portal. Video tutorials are available on general reporting and Clinical Bacteriology reporting. Check them out at: https://member.cmpt.ca/video-tutorials/ Remember to login…
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Connections Winter 2018-2019
VOLUME 22 NUMBER 4 WINTER - 2018-2019 ISSN 1496-3876 The Polymyxin Complex – Colistin and Polymyxin B This article will focus on the two major polymyxins (colistin and polymyxin B) that affect gram-negative bacteria. The polymyxins act by penetrating…
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Spreading the EQA word
About 10 years ago, CMPT started on a mission to help EQA programs around the world see the advantages of making their own stable, clinically relevant bacteriology samples as opposed to single function lyophilized ones. Working with organizations like the…
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Welcome Dr. Kathy Malejczyk
We would like to give Dr. Malejczyk a very warm welcome to CMPT’s Clinical Bacteriology committee of experts. Dr. Malejczyk is a medical microbiologist at Regina Qu’Appelle Health Region.
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Legacy Data Entry System phased out
CMPT’s old data entry system has been phased out. The new system is now in use to enter data for all PT programs. Laboratories will not have access to old reports. If you have any concerns please contact CMPT before…
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The Polymyxin Complex – Colistin and Polymyxin B
by Robert Rennie The polymyxin complex is part of a large complex of cyclic lipopeptides that include polymyxins and daptomycin. There are at least 15-16 of these molecules, but only the former are used in clinical medicine. They are subdivided…
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Case History M184 and PC184
Clinical Bacteriology Survey M184 You can access the Case History for each challenge HERE You can access the Paper Challenge HERE
Final Results for C. difficile Survey CT1811
Final results for C. difficile survey CT1811 are available online Please check EQA Results – Clostridium difficile results
W183 Final Results
The final results for Survey W183 are now available online at https://cmpt.ca/category/critique/water-microbiology-results/
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