The IPC Observatory is an automated literature surveillance system tracking publications
relevant to Infection Prevention and Control (IPC) among hospitalised patients.
It continuously monitors the scientific literature, screening new publications and surfacing
those most likely to be relevant to clinical practice and evidence synthesis.
The Observatory is part of a clinical guideline development effort led by the
ESCMID EUCIC Working Group
(European Committee on Infection Control), with the goal of producing
up-to-date, evidence-based recommendations for IPC in hospital settings.
By automating the identification and screening of relevant literature,
the Observatory helps ensure that guidelines are informed by the most current evidence.
Use the Browser tab to search, filter, and explore the collected publications.
Each publication is processed through an automated screening pipeline and can be
further reviewed by the working group. Filters allow narrowing the literature by
screening status and date of addition to the collection.
Contributors
Contributors include the guidance working group of
ESCMID EUCIC.
Blin Navgaci
Claudia Recanatini
Daniele Fasan
Oana Sandulescu
Accepted for short communication (EUCIC newsletter)
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Accepted for major publication (ESCMID-EUCIC CMI editorial)
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Accepted for updating/new systematic review and meta-analysis
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Accepted for new systematic review and meta-analysis
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Publications
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Screened by others
All papers screened for this filter!
Publication space
Accepted papers projected via text embeddings (biobert). Click legend or histogram to filter.
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Embedding landscape
Each point is a paper projected via text embeddings. Click a histogram bar to isolate a year.
Papers included after full-text review, with extraction tags as columns. Columns are fully configurable and your layout is saved per browser.
Ask a question about the accepted publications in this collection.
This diagram follows the
PRISMA
(Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analyses) reporting standard,
showing how records were identified, screened, and included at each stage of the review process.
PICO:
Scope:
Extraction:AnyManualAutomatic
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Tag statistics shows the most common tags across accepted studies.
Stacked bars group related tags (countries, study design, centres).
Hover any bar to see its description and highlight matching studies in the enrollment plot below.
Click to lock the selection — the enrollment chart grays out non-matching studies and a paper list appears at the bottom.
Hovering a study in the enrollment chart highlights the bars it contributes to.
Click the same item again or use Clear selection to reset.