About this event
The session would examine how the amount and quality of information generated during routine AST can influence the laboratory’s ability to answer both the immediate clinical question and questions that arise later, highlighting the value of comprehensive susceptibility information and thoughtful interpretation.
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Bacteriologist and clinical microbiologist from the Pontifical Javeriana University in Bogotá, Colombia, where he teaches a course on antimicrobials in the undergraduate and graduate programs in medical microbiology. He also teaches in the infectious diseases residency program at the Universidad del Rosario. He currently directs the PROASECAL microbiology proficiency testing program, serves on the microbiology expert panel of the CLSI in the United States, and coordinates the clinical microbiology committee of the Pan American Association of Infectious Diseases (API).
Biomédica con maestría en Microbiología, 17 años de experiencia. Marketing LATAM en Beckman Coulter.