Faster results when time is crucial

By Q-linea

Accurate minimum inhibitory concentration (MIC) measurements remain the cornerstone of any effective antimicrobial-testing regime. Practical Patient Care talks to Professor Gian Maria Rossolini, professor of clinical microbiology at University of Florence and director of Clinical Microbiology Unit of Florence Careggi University Hospital, and Dr Tiziana Di Martino, chief medical officer at Q-linea, about how faster MIC values improve patient outcomes and enhance existing antimicrobial stewardship programmes.

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