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INFECTION INTELLIGENCE

From infection surveillance to infection intelligence.

An infection prevention & control and antimicrobial stewardship platform for executives and IPC teams — covering hand hygiene, HAI rates, MDRO & outbreak detection, culture intelligence and antibiotic governance, aligned to CDC and WHO guidance and built into your clinical governance structure.

1.4M+
Patients worldwide acquire HAIs each year (WHO)
5–25%
HAI incidence across health systems (WHO)
100%
Of high-risk patients auditable daily
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Ibhar
INFECTION
INTELLIGENCE
PLATFORM
Surveillance
Detection
Microbiology Intelligence
Antibiotic Decision Support
Stewardship Review
Policy Optimization
Live adherence scores
HAI alerts
Stewardship queues
INSIDE EVERY HOSPITAL

Infection is invisible.

It travels unseen, across wards, between teams, and through every shift.

THE STAKES

1 in 10 patients is harmed in health care.

Source: WHO, 2023

THE STAKES

1.27M deaths a year directly attributable to bacterial antimicrobial resistance.

Source: GRAM Collaborators, The Lancet, 2022

THE GAP

You cannot fix what you cannot see.

Up to 70% of healthcare-associated infections can be prevented.

Source: WHO Global report on IPC, 2022

EVERY DAY

Hospitals generate signals that matter.

A bedside observation. A laboratory result. An antibiotic prescription. A change in an infection trend.

THEN IT MULTIPLIES

ICNs record thousands of observations a month.

Surveillance observations, culture results, prescribing data — most hospitals already generate the information needed to act on infection risk.

THE DISCONNECT

Healthcare has the signals. The challenge is connecting them.

The common challenge is system-level: getting the right signal to the right person in time to matter.

01

Surveillance, slow to translate

Infection prevention teams gather rich observational data, but turning it into timely, actionable alerts for frontline teams often takes longer than the window for intervention.

02

Microbiology, out of reach

Culture and susceptibility results carry decisive clinical meaning, but don't always reach the treating clinician — or the stewardship team — at the moment a treatment decision is made.

03

Stewardship, without visibility

Antimicrobial stewardship programmes need a clear, continuous view of antibiotic use, review and follow-through to guide policy — visibility that fragmented systems rarely provide.

THE TURN

What matters is connecting the signals, to the people who can act.

Information alone is not intelligence.

THE LOOP

One loop that never stops moving.

From surveillance and detection, through microbiology and antibiotic decisions, to stewardship review and policy.

THE SAME MOMENT

One picture, seen by everyone who needs it.

Visible to the IPC team, microbiologists and the HICC at the same moment, with escalations already in motion.

THE INFECTION INTELLIGENCE PLATFORM

Turn scattered observations into one infection picture.

ICNs record thousands of observations a month. The platform turns them into live adherence scores, HAI alerts and stewardship queues — visible to the IPC team, microbiologists and the HICC at the same moment, with escalations already in motion.

CDC & WHO ALIGNED MOBILE-FIRST RECORDING ESCALATIONS BUILT IN
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WHAT YOU GET

Eight capabilities, one governed data model.

From the first hand-hygiene audit to the committee KPI report — every role works from the same live information, not a copy of it.

01

Surveillance That Never Sleeps

Hand hygiene, bio-medical waste, air, water and surface checks, patient vitals and bundle care — recorded on mobile, scored automatically, trended live.

Mobile-first recordingCDC observation toolsLive dashboards
02

Detection Before the Outbreak

A rules engine combines vitals, symptoms and culture results against CDC rules to flag events, MDROs and outbreak patterns — with alerts and escalation.

CDC rules engineMDRO flagsOutbreak alerts
03

HAI Rates Without Spreadsheets

CAUTI, CLABSI, VAE and SSI tracked continuously — observations recorded once, reported everywhere. No collation, no manual inference.

CAUTI / CLABSIVAE / SSICompliance trends
04

Culture Intelligence for Clinicians

Culture reports with MIC guiding tables and therapeutic index — microbiology insight that reaches the treating clinician in time to matter.

MIC guidanceAntibiogramsTherapeutic index
05

Stewardship Built Into Prescribing

Antibiograms for empirical therapy, suggested drug and dose, approval workflows, pharmacologist monitoring of adherence and time-outs — prescription to cessation.

Approval workflowsDDD & DOTTime-out monitoring
06

ICN Daily Work, On Mobile

The infection control nurse's whole day in one app — audits, observations, vaccination tracking and needle-stick workflows, with instant scores.

Daily recordingVaccination trackingNeedle-stick workflows
07

Knowledge That Reaches Every Shift

Infection-control courses, assessments and webinars on every employee's phone — knowledge scores that show who needs training before practice slips.

Mobile coursesAssessmentsKnowledge scores
08

KPIs the HICC Can Act On

Antibiotic usage co-related with DDD and DOT, HAI trends, hand hygiene adherence and outcome indicators — decision-ready for every committee meeting.

Usage co-relationOutcome indicatorsCommittee-ready
GO DEEPER

Explore the platform, built for every role.

Four focused views into how Ibhar connects infection prevention, microbiology and stewardship — and how to start a conversation with our team.

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THE MISSION

Antimicrobial resistance doesn't wait. Neither should we.

Join us as we help healthcare workers close the gap between observation and action — equipping IPC teams, microbiologists and clinicians to fight AMR before it costs a life.