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Consultation outcome
UK SMI B 41: Investigation of urine
- From:
- Public Health England
- Published:
- 7 September 2015
- Last updated:
- 23 August 2016, see all updates
This consultation has concluded
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Review of users' comments August 2016
PDF, 463KB, 11 pages
Detail of outcome
The last full scientific review of this document was completed on 15 August 2016.
Read the latest issue of SMI B 41.
Detail of feedback received
Timeline of review process
Date review started: 14 July 2014
Consultation: 7 September 2015 to 5 October 2015
Document discussed at the following working group meetings:
- 12 February 2015
- 24 June 2015
- 21 October 2015
Date document issued: 15 August 2016
Original consultation
This consultation ran from
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Summary
This consultation asks for comments in relation to UK SMI B 41: Investigation of urine.
Documents
B 41 closed consultation draft
Ref: PHE Publications gateway number: 2015306 PDF, 1.37MB, 46 pages
B 41 closed consultation draft
Ref: PHE Publications gateway number: 2015306 MS Word Document, 1.51MB
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Consultation description
Under consultation - updated documents now live
These documents have been reissued to include amended antibiotic susceptibility and reporting tables. Available for comment as of 24 September 2015.
Public Health England has opened a consultation this week in joint partnership with professional organisations.
This consultation asks for feedback in relation to the Standards for Microbiology Investigations B 41: investigation of urine. In order to support antimicrobial stewardship programmes, this SMI includes new guidance on the selective testing and reporting of antimicrobials. The guidelines have been developed in conjunction with the British Society for Antimicrobial Chemotherapy and have the support of ARHAI, PHE Colindale. They are intended to support and complement local antimicrobial guidance and as such are not intended to be over-prescriptive.
To comment on the document, the concept of antimicrobial susceptibility testing and reporting tables and the content of the antimicrobial susceptibility tables please use the consultation form below.
We have refined the process so that UK SMI users can comment more easily if they see no requirement for amendments to the document out for consultation.
This information is as important to the consultation process as comments.
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Document information
Published: 7 September 2015
Updated: 23 August 2016
- Added review of users' comments August 2016.
- Added review of user' comments from first consultation, October 2015.
- First published.
From: Public Health England