Explore our online learning modules at your own pace, from good practices in antimicrobial susceptibility testing to using and understanding Antibiogo.

At Antibiogo, we believe that tackling antimicrobial resistance starts with training the people on the front line: laboratory professionals. The app was developed to help laboratory technicians read and interpret antimicrobial susceptibility tests, including where a microbiologist is not available on site.
We also believe that the most useful training stays close to the laboratory bench. With this in mind, we have developed free online modules that learners can complete at their own pace. They help users learn how to use Antibiogo, understand the technology behind it and, above all, master the good practices needed to prepare a susceptibility test before reading it with the app.
Demonstrations, practical scenarios, exercises and quizzes support learning throughout the pathway.
The Antibiogo Basics pathway guides laboratory professionals through the app and how to use it. It includes four modules:
The module on good practices in susceptibility testing combines theory, demonstrations, exercises and quizzes. Although Antibiogo helps users interpret a susceptibility test, the quality of the result depends first on the quality of the test performed in the laboratory.
The pathway also includes “Antibiogo in depth: Image Analysis Program & Expert System” for users who want to better understand how the app works and the main components involved in analysing and interpreting susceptibility tests.
The “Introduction to Antibiogo” module has been updated to reflect changes to the app, including the phone specifications required to use it. It now features a new demonstration video showing the current functionalities, from creating a susceptibility test to generating its results.
Two other modules (“Antimicrobial Susceptibility Testing: Getting it Right and Read it with Antibiogo!” and “Antibiogo in depth: Image Analysis Program & Expert System”) have been updated to reflect changes to EUCAST and CLSI guidelines.
These updates help ensure that users learn from content aligned with the app and the scientific guidelines it incorporates.
👉 Explore the Antibiogo learning modules
Feedback from laboratory professionals is an important part of our approach. Suggestions and conversations with users help us understand their needs and the challenges they face in their daily work.
Would you like to contribute further? Send your comments and suggestions to support@antibiogo.org.
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