WHONET

WHONET: A Global Tool for Antimicrobial Resistance Surveillance in Microbiology Laboratories

About WHONET:

WHONET is a free Windows desktop application designed for managing and analyzing microbiology laboratory data, with a particular emphasis on antimicrobial resistance surveillance. Developed and supported by the WHO Collaborating Centre for Surveillance of Antimicrobial Resistance at Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston, Massachusetts, WHONET is available in 44 languages and is used by over 2,300 laboratories across 130 countries, spanning hospital, public health, animal health, and food sectors to support surveillance efforts at local, national, regional, and global levels. For detail information, please visit: https://whonet.org.

Our services:

  • 1) Training: We offer comprehensive training programs to equip laboratory professionals, researchers, and public health officials with the necessary skills to effectively use WHONET. Our training covers a range of topics, including data entry, data management, and interpretation of surveillance results, ensuring users can maximize the utility of WHONET in their respective fields.
  • 2) Installation, Configuration and Troublesooting: Our team provides full support for the installation and configuration of WHONET in various laboratory environments. We assist users in setting up the software according to their specific needs and offer troubleshooting services to resolve any technical issues, ensuring seamless operation and data integration.
  • 3) Data Collection: We support laboratories in developing efficient data collection methodologies to accurately capture microbiology and AMR data. Our guidance helps institutions standardize data entry processes and ensure data quality and consistency across different surveillance sites.
  • 4) Data Management and Analysis: Our experts assist in organizing and managing large datasets to facilitate meaningful analysis. We provide support for data cleaning, validation, and the application of analytical tools within WHONET to generate actionable insights on antimicrobial resistance patterns and trends.
  • 5) Scientific Writing: We offer scientific writing and data interpretation services to help researchers and public health officials publish their findings. Our team collaborates with users to develop high-quality manuscripts, reports, and presentations, contributing to the global body of knowledge on AMR surveillance and control.

Maximize Your Impact: Comprehensive Support Services for Effective WHONET Utilization in AMR Surveillance

Whether you are new to WHONET or looking to optimize its use in your surveillance activities, our services are designed to support your needs and enhance your laboratory’s contribution to global AMR monitoring efforts.