Rello, JordiEshwara, Vandana KalwajeConway-Morris, AndrewLagunes, LeonelAlves, JoanaAlp, EmineZhang, ZhonghengMer, MervynLuna, C. M.Reina, R.Dobrevska, R.Deng, H.Leiqing, L.Liu, L.Wang, D.Yuetian, Y.Zhang, G.Zhang, ZhZheng, C.Del Rio, G.Rojas, J. N.Amare, D.Alfandri, S.Argemi, X.Kernies, S.Lesprit, P.Arvanitik, K.Papanikolaou, M.Tsigou, E.Soultati, IPlatsouka, E.Katsiari, M.Nikolaou, C.Tsiodras, S.Antonelli, M.Cascio, A.Dellamonica, J.DiPascale, G.Garofalo, E.Girardis, M.Leone, D.Vandana, K. E.Kaniyarakkal, VMunim, F.Nath, S.Patil, S.Suchitra, U.Yahav, D.Misango, D. O.Gecaj-Gashi, A.Rotimi, VAguilar, D.Araujo-Melendez, J.Franco-Zendejas, R.Lagunes, L.Lemus, J.Martinez D E, PeralesChavez M, RiveraSchouten, J.Khamis, F.Nizamuddin, S.Santos, L.Santos-Ribeiro, E.Alekar, S.Baker, D.Ballot, D.Black, VBhamjee, S.Brannigan, L.Hunt, I. A.Kotze, J.Lowman, W.Levy, B.Mer, M.Morar, R.Michell, W.Nana, T.Pahad, H.Tsai, M.Schleicher, G. K.Shaddock, E.Shoul, E.Smith, C.Richards, G. A.Van der Merwe, L.Welkovics, N.Borges, M.Diaz, E.Garnacho-Montero, J.Maseda, E.Manez, R.Rello, J.Samso, E.Serrano, R.Sole-Violan, J.Vidaur, L.Zaragoza, R.Wongsurakiat, P.Abravci, N.Akbudak, IAkkoyunlu, YASEMİNAltindis, M.DCelebi, Aydin G.Emel, A.Alp, E.Erdem, H.Gulden, E.Guner, R.Kizmaz, Y.Yalcin, A.Kepenek, E.Sener, A.Tekin, R.Tulek, N.Ulu, Unuvar G.Miftode, E.Buckley, J.Conway-Morris, A.Dunn, M.Hall, A.Hobrok, M.Felton, T.Fletcher, S.Marshall, B.McConnell, H.Mckee, R.McAuley, D.Mcfie, C.Morton, B.Naisbitt, J.Rooney, K.Szakmany, T.Yates, B.Zochios, VWunderink, Richard G.Von der Osten, J.2020-10-222020-10-222019-07-01Rello J., Eshwara V. K. , Conway-Morris A., Lagunes L., Alves J., Alp E., Zhang Z., Mer M., Luna C. M. , Reina R., et al., -Perceived differences between intensivists and infectious diseases consultants facing antimicrobial resistance: a global cross-sectional survey-, EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF CLINICAL MICROBIOLOGY & INFECTIOUS DISEASES, cilt.38, ss.1235-1240, 2019http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12645/24113To identify differences in perception on multi-drug-resistant (MDR) organisms and their management at intensive care units (ICU). A cross-sectional survey was conducted. A proposal addressing a pathogen priority list (PPL) for ICU, arising from the TOTEM study, was compared with a sample of global experts in infections in critically ill patients. The survey was responded by 129 experts. Globally, ESBL Enterobacteriaceae, followed by carbapenem-resistant Acinetobacter baumannii and carbapenem-resistant Klebsiella pneumoniae, were the main concerns. Some differences in opinion were identified between 63 (49%) ICU physicians (ICU/anesthesiology) and 43 (33%) infectious disease consultants (ID physicians/microbiologists). The pathogens most concerning in the ICU for intensivists were ESBL Enterobacteriaceae (38%) versus carbapenem-resistant A. baumannii (48.3%) for ID consultants, (p70%) regarding emerging resistance. Differences in priorities regarding organisms, infection control practices, and educational priorities were visualized between ID/clinical microbiologists and ICU/anesthesiologists. Multi-disciplinary collaboration is required to achieve best care for ICU patients with severe infections.ArticleWOS:0004717267000048506321932310.1007/s10096-019-03530-1