AHS is committed to Antimicrobial and Diagnostic Stewardship. The Appropriateness & Stewardship in Asymptomatic Bacteriuria (ASAB) Initiative has developed evidence-based tools to assist clinicians with optimizing urine testing and identification of urinary tract infections in order to only use antibiotics when necessary.
This interdisciplinary, province-wide project aims to reduce inappropriate urine testing and antibiotic treatment of asymptomatic bacteriuria.
If you are interested in implementing these materials in your practice, we are happy to help.
Stewardship is everyone’s responsibility - Spread the Word by promoting the use of these resources in your practice
Email: urinedxstewardship@ahs.ca
Presentations| Background| Posters| Slides| Test Interpretation| Patient & Family Resources| Online Learning| Bibliography
How to interpret laboratory urine tests:
MyHealth.Alberta.ca
MyLearningLink (MLL) course for AHS Staff and Physicians:
A collection of the primary literature and links to organizations supporting ASAB
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