Microbiological Methods to Detect Intestinal Carriage of Highly-resistant Microorganisms (HRMO) in Humans and Livestock in the i-4-1-Health Dutch-Belgian Cross-border Project<strong> </strong>

Marjolein Kluytmans-van den Bergh,Christine Lammens,Natascha Perales Selva,Carlo Verhulst,Anton Buiting,Isabel Leroux-Roels,Veroniek Saegeman,Paul Savelkoul,Annette Schuermans,Jacobien Veenemans, Dewi van der Vegt,Ina Willemsen,Bas Wintermans,Herman Goossens,Jan Kluytmans

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The i-4-1-Health project is a One Health project on the prevalence and spread of antimicrobial resistance in the human and veterinary domain in the Dutch-Belgian cross-border region. This paper describes the main components of the laboratory protocol that was developed to standardise the microbiological methods used for the detection of intestinal carriage of highly-resistant microorganisms.

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Microbiological Methods to Detect Intestinal Carriage of Highly-resistant Microorganisms (HRMO) in Humans and Livestock in the i-4-1-Health Dutch-Belgian Cross-border Project&lt;strong&gt; &lt;/strong&gt;

Microbiological Methods to Detect Intestinal Carriage of Highly-resistant Microorganisms (HRMO) in Humans and Livestock in the i-4-1-Health Dutch-Belgian Cross-border Project<strong> </strong>