Vital Clinical Insights and Analytics

Arlington Medical Resources (AMR) is the premier provider of medical data from hospitals and other health care facilities throughout the United States, Europe and Asia. Learn More

Featured Study

Plasma Expander Hospital Inpatient Profile Study

For the January – May 2009 time period, a significantly higher percentage of hetastarch recipients (75%) underwent a surgical procedure when compared to those receiving albumin/
plasma protein fraction (51%)... Learn More

Featured Webinar

Analyzing Prescribing Trends and Emerging Therapies in the Hospital Antibiotic Market

On Demand... Learn More

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Sample Data Analysis

AMR audits are databases of medical data gathered from hospitals and other health care facilities throughout the United States, Europe and Asia. Data output is delivered to users in PDFs, customized spreadsheets and/or via an electronic interactive retrieval system, enabling each user to customize their own portrayal of the data.

View examples of the wide array of analyses produced by clients using AMR data.

Antibiotic & Antifungal Analyses
Diagnostic Imaging Analyses

Latest Press Releases [ view all ]

March 4, 2010
Activity Against Candida Non-albicans Species and Fungicidal Activity Are the Most Important Drivers of Prescribing In Severe Candida Infections In the Hospital Setting... Read More
January 19, 2010
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December 15, 2009
A Drug’s Activity Against MRSA is Among the Top Factors that Influences European Physician Antibiotic Selection for Treating Skin and Skin Structure Infections... Read More

In the Spotlight

You are now able to download video podcasts to your portable digital media player. These complimentary analyst presentations feature trends and information from our latest audits and reports... Learn More

View a brief presentation by Lisa Arias in which she discusses treatment trends in osteomyelitis.