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Table 2 Studies identified exploring relation between antimicrobial resistance, housing and living conditions

From: Investigating the impact of poverty on colonization and infection with drug-resistant organisms in humans: a systematic review

Authors and year

Country

Study design

Participants

Population

Measurement level of poverty

Microorganism

Colonisation / infection

Association with AMR

ICROMS score

Jourdain et al. 2010

Belgium

Cohort

1347

Healthy children from 11 pre-schools in Brussels

Household

Resistant Streptococcus pneumoniae

Colonisation

Positive

20

Lestari et al. 2010 [24]

Indonesia

Cohort

3995

Patients from 2 hospitals and 3 primary health centres in 2 cities in Java

Household

Resistant Staphylococcus aureus

Colonisation

Positive

24

Duerink et al. 2007 [31]

Indonesia

Retrospective data analysis

3275

Patients from 2 hospitals and 3 primary health centres in 2 cities in Java

Household

Resistant Escherichia coli

Colonisation

Negative

Not applicable

Bratu et al. 2006 [56]

USA

Cohort

1316

Patients from 15 hospitals in Brooklyn, New York

Community/Neighbourhood (provincial-wide); official census data

Community-Associated MRSA

Not specified

Positive

18

Nilsson and Laurell 2005

Swede

Retrospective data analysis

766

Residents from Malmö

Community/Neighbourhood (city-wide)

Penicillin non-susceptible

Streptococcus pneumoniae

Not specified

Negative

Not Applicable

Bagger et al. 2004 [44]

UK

Cohort

1739

UK residents undergoing isolated coronary artery bypass graft in London

Community/Neighbourhood

MRSA

Infection

Positive

21

Young et al. 2004 [26]

USA

Retrospective data analysis

837

Patients from 1 specialist clinic in San Francisco

Community/Neighbourhood

MRSA

Infection

Positive

Not Applicable

Parsons et al. 2001 [41]

UK

Cohort

1064

Patients from 1 hospital in Sheffield

Community/Neighbourhood

Resistant Helicobacter pylori

Not specified

Negative

17

  1. ICROMS Integrated quality criteria for review of multiple study designs, MRSA Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus