Preventing antimicrobial resistance by helping clinicians choose the most targeted empirical antibiotic

Antimicrobial resistance is one of the leading threats to global public health.
Our software solution helps clinicians prescribe more effective and more targeted empirical antibiotic therapy based on each hospital’s microbiological data.
By leveraging laboratory data to provide recommendations tailored to the local bacterial ecology, we support antimicrobial stewardship to help reduce the emergence of antimicrobial resistance for the benefit of patients.
Source: Data from, WHO, Global antibiotic resistance surveillance report 2025; Naghavi et al., The Lancet, 2024
Adopted by hospitals in Europe and Canada
Our Solution
Transforming hospital data into
clinical insights
Smartbiotic is a solution that analyzes your hospital’s bacterial ecology
to propose local protocols for empirical antibiotic therapy.
Impact of Smartbiotic
More targeted decisions regarding empirical antibiotic therapy to strengthen antimicrobial stewardship and improve patient care.
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Improve empirical antibiotic treatment relevance
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Reduce inappropriate antibiotic prescriptions
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Optimize clinical time for the benefit of patients
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Contribute to healthcare cost optimization by improving antimicrobial stewardship
Our team supports you every step of the way
- 1. Demo
- 2. Simple and Secure Implementation
- 3. Operational in 3 Months
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Smartbiotic is installed directly within the hospital. Data remains secure at all times, with no external transfer. Bacteriological data feeds a dedicated space on the information system servers. This server performs three functions: anonymization of sensitive patient information, calculation of weighted cumulative sensitivities, management of decision trees specific to each hospital. The results are presented to hospital experts in the form of interpretable recommendations.
No. Bacteriological information remains anonymized and is processed locally on the hospital’s dedicated server. Only aggregated epidemiological data and tailored recommendations for empirical antibiotic therapy are sent back to the expert. Bacteriological and patient data remain within the hospital.
These recommendations are submitted to the infection control committees in each hospital for approval.