Research and analysis

Gonococcal resistance to antimicrobials surveillance programme report

Data on trends in antimicrobial resistance and decreased susceptibility in gonococcal infection in England and Wales are provided by GRASP.

From:
UK Health Security Agency
Published
30 October 2014
Last updated
13 November 2024 — See all updates

Applies to England and Wales

Documents

GRASP report: data to August 2024

Ref: GOV-17566

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GRASP report: data to June 2023

Ref: UKHSA publication number: GOV-15725

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GRASP report: data to June 2022

Ref: UKHSA publication number: GOV-13627

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GRASP report: data to June 2021

Ref: UKHSA publication number: GOV-10361

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Details

Surveillance of antimicrobial resistance is critical in guiding national treatment guidelines to ensure appropriate patient management. The gonococcal resistance to antimicrobials surveillance programme (GRASP) includes a suite of testing and surveillance systems to detect and monitor antimicrobial resistance in Neisseria gonorrhoeae and potential treatment failures.

The UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) reports annually on drug resistance and decreased susceptibility in N. gonorrhoeae in England and Wales and has directly influenced changes in treatment guidelines on 3 occasions. The national gonorrhoea management guideline was updated by the British Association for Sexual Health and HIV (BASHH) in March 2020.

Information on suspected gonorrhoea treatment failures should be reported to UKHSA via the HIV and STI Data Exchange. This has restricted access for authorised users only.

As of February 2020, UKHSA commenced surveillance of disseminated gonococcal infection (DGI). Notifications of cases (no Personal Identifiable Information (PII)) should be emailed to [email protected]

Previous GRASP reports were published by Public Health England.

Updates to this page

Published 30 October 2014
Last updated 13 November 2024 + show all updates

  1. Added GRASP report: data to August 2024.

  2. Added 'GRASP report: data to June 2023' and link to the GRASP 2022 slide set.

  3. Added 'GRASP report: data to June 2022' and link to the GRASP 2021 slide set.

  4. Added GRASP report: data to June 2021 and slide set.

  5. Added ‘GRASP report: data to June 2020’ and link to the slide set.

  6. Added ‘GRASP report: data to June 2019’.

  7. Added ‘GRASP report: data to May 2018’.

  8. Added 'GRASP report: data to June 2017'.

  9. Added ‘GRASP report: data up to October 2016’.

  10. Added ‘GRASP 2014 report’.

  11. First published.

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