Filters
antibiotic courses reviewed
60
In current filter
antibiotic review recognised
71.7%
Target ≥ 90%
Review within target
63.3%
Target ≥ 90%
Regimen review (culture / sensitivity)
73.3%
Target ≥ 90%
OPAT / micro referral (where required)
33.3%
Target ≥ 90%
Discharge antimicrobial plan plan
41.7%
Target ≥ 90%
Criteria meeting target
1/22
Numerically-computed audit criteria only. Others require manual review.
Criteria below target
21
See findings and improvement tabs for planned actions.
Most common antibiotic review gap
Regimen review (culture / sensitivity) missing
32 cases in current filter.
Compliance by criterion
% of cases meeting each computed audit criterion
Review within target by ward / unit
% clinical review within local target
Review within target — run chart
Weekly compliance with median and target
Pareto — common antibiotic review gaps
Where documentation and management fall short
Antibiotic route breakdown
All cases in current filter
Suggested improvement opportunities
Editable in the Improvement tab
Regimen review (culture / sensitivity) missing — 32 cases. Consider EPR antibiotic review prompt response, pharmacy-led regimen review (culture / sensitivity), structured senior review checklist and discharge bundle.
Discharge antimicrobial plan missing — 21 cases. Consider EPR antibiotic review prompt response, pharmacy-led regimen review (culture / sensitivity), structured senior review checklist and discharge bundle.
Duration / stop date not documented — 18 cases. Consider EPR antibiotic review prompt response, pharmacy-led regimen review (culture / sensitivity), structured senior review checklist and discharge bundle.
Not recognised — 17 cases. Consider EPR antibiotic review prompt response, pharmacy-led regimen review (culture / sensitivity), structured senior review checklist and discharge bundle.
Safety prompt
Any immediate antibiotic review, empirical guideline concordance, fluid overload, severe acidosis, obstruction, sepsis, contrast, medication safety or escalation concern must be managed through local clinical, renal, pharmacy and critical care pathways. This audit tool does not replace urgent clinical escalation.