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AMR Resistance Scoring

Score antimicrobial resistance risk before the culture comes back.

Prescient scores the likelihood that a patient's infection involves antimicrobial-resistant organisms, giving prescribers a risk-informed starting point while culture and sensitivity results are still pending.

Low
0–39
Moderate
40–64
High
65–84
Critical
85–100

The Problem

Why this matters

Empiric antibiotic selection often happens without a systematic view of a patient's individual resistance risk — driven instead by unit-level antibiograms alone, which miss patient-specific risk factors.

Inputs

What the model scores

  • Prior culture and sensitivity history for the patient
  • Recent antibiotic exposure and healthcare contact (facility transfers, prior admissions)
  • Unit-level and facility-level resistance patterns
  • Relevant comorbidities and device exposure (lines, catheters, ventilation)

Workflow

Where it shows up

  • Resistance risk score surfaces alongside the empiric prescribing workflow
  • Antimicrobial stewardship teams get a patient-level risk view, not just a unit antibiogram
  • Score updates as new culture data becomes available

A Typical Scenario

How This Plays Out

  1. Hour 0
    Suspected infection, cultures pending

    A patient presents with signs of infection. Cultures are sent, but sensitivity results are 24–72 hours away — empiric therapy has to start now.

  2. Hour 0
    Resistance risk scored

    Prior culture history, recent antibiotic exposure, facility transfer history, and local resistance patterns combine into a patient-specific AMR risk score.

  3. Hour 1
    Prescriber reviews the score

    The empiric prescribing workflow shows the resistance risk alongside standard antibiogram guidance — a more specific starting point than the unit average alone.

  4. Hour 48
    Culture results confirm or adjust

    As sensitivity results return, the stewardship team reviews therapy alignment; the score updates for the next patient in a similar situation.

Data Flow

How Data Becomes a Risk Score

Culture & Exposure History

Prior cultures, antibiotic exposure, and facility transfer history.

Resistance Scoring

Patient-specific risk blended with local resistance patterns.

Empiric Prescribing View

Resistance risk surfaces alongside the antibiogram at order time.

Stewardship Review

Culture results confirm or adjust; the score updates going forward.

The Difference

Without vs. With AMR Resistance Scoring

 Without PrescientWith Prescient
Empiric therapy basisUnit-level antibiogram onlyPatient-specific resistance risk plus the antibiogram
TimingNo resistance signal until cultures returnRisk-informed score available at the point of prescribing
Stewardship visibilityFacility-level resistance trends onlyPatient-level risk view alongside facility trends
Feedback loopCulture results reviewed case-by-caseResults feed back into the scoring for similar future cases

Evidence & Validation

Scoring is developed in partnership with each system's antimicrobial stewardship program and validated against local resistance patterns.

Results snapshotPlaceholder — pending customer publication

Resistance-informed empiric therapy

A stewardship program tracked alignment between empiric antibiotic selection and eventual culture-confirmed sensitivity, before and after resistance scoring was introduced at the point of prescribing.

Frequently Asked

Questions about AMR Resistance Scoring

No. It gives prescribers a risk-informed starting point for empiric therapy while cultures are pending — it does not replace microbiology testing.

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