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Antibiograms for Hunter New England Region 2024

September 19, 2025 · by mdjkf · in Antibiograms · Leave a comment

The collated antibiograms by region for 2024, have been compiled by Dr Rob George, Pathology NSW are now available on the HNE intranet at this location.

This is the summary report: HNE_antibiogram_-_2024

 

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