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Enterococcus spp. bacteraemia in England, Wales, and Northern Ireland: 2006-2010
›› Enterococcus faecalis bacteraemia voluntary reports and vancomycin susceptibility, England 1990 - 2005

Enterococcus faecalis bacteraemia voluntary reports and vancomycin susceptibility, England 1990 - 2005

Year	Resistant	(%)*	Sensitive	No Information	Total
1990	5	2%	299	428	732
1991	5	1%	333	378	716
1992	6	1%	444	426	876
1993	12	2%	612	437	1061
1994	15	3%	535	499	1049
1995	13	2%	649	515	1177
1996	8	1%	563	636	1207
1997	13	2%	512	1027	1552
1998	31	4%	701	781	1513
1999	23	3%	772	814	1609
2000	57	7%	796	907	1760
2001	32	3%	991	866	1889
2002	53	4%	1315	642	2010
2003	54	3%	1775	738	2567
2004	44	2%	1957	701	2702
2005	59	3%	2083	748	2890

*As a percentage of reports with vancomycin susceptibility information

Data are provisional.
The data presented here were collected via the voluntary surveillance scheme, which is operated by the Health Protection Agency. The date of the query was 25th October 2006.
Year on year increases in reports in part reflect improving reporting practices.
Surveillance of Glycopeptide-Resistant Enterococci (GRE) became mandatory in September 2003.

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