History of AR Lab Network
What is the official short hand for Antimicrobial Resistance Laboratory Network
What is "AR Lab Network" ?
What does CRAB and CRE stand for?
What is carbapenemase resistant Acinetobacter baumannii and carbapenemase resistant Enterobacterales?
How many funded jurisdictions are there in AR Lab Network?
What is 57?
Who is the Southeast Regional Lab?
Who is Tennessee?
Who does C. diff primarily affect?
Who are patients on antibiotics?
How long is an ELC cycle?
What is 5 budget periods? (5 years)
What is the former name of Antimicrobial Resistance Laboratory Network?
What is the Antibiotic Resistance Laboratory Network?
Currently, just one regimen is recommended as first-line treatment for gonorrhea. What is it?
What is a single 500 mg dose of the injectable cephalosporin, ceftriaxone.
What is our ELC Program letter?
What is Program I ?
Who is the newest funded laboratory?
Who is Guam?
What is the new naming convention for Candida auris?
What is Candidozyma auris?
When does the next budget period begin and end?
What is August 1, 2026 to July 31, 2027?
When did Antimicrobial Resistance Laboratory Network begin?
When is 2016?
What are the two drugs that TB is primarily resistant to, that make it qualify as multi-drug resistant TB?
What are isoniazid and rifampin?
What are Tier 1, 2, and 3 activities defined as in the NOFO?
Tier 1: required activities for all labs
Tier 2: optional activities
Tier 3: regional lab activities only