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Antimicrobial resistance in Enterococcus faecalis (E. faecalis) bacteraemia

Last updated on Thursday, 31 July 2025 at 04:21pm

This page provides information on resistance to antimicrobials in Enterococcus faecalis bacteraemia (bacteria found in blood specimens). Data breakdowns are available for England and by UKHSA Region.

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Glycopeptides

Testing

Rolling monthly average number of E. faecalis bacteraemia tested for resistance to glycopeptides. Monthly figures are shown as the first day of each month. For example, the figures for January 2022 are shown as at "1 Jan 2022".

Up to and including month of 1 Apr 2025

ChartThere is only 1 plot on this chart. The horizontal X-axis is labelled 'date'. Whilst the vertical Y-axis is labelled 'metric'. This is a dark blue solid bar plot. This plot shows data for E-faecalis. Specifically the metric 'e-faecalis_testing_bacteraemiaNumberTestedRollingMonth' for the England area, along with the age banding of 'all' for the gender group of all. This plot shows data from 01 July 2020 to 01 April 2025. It rose from 249.33 on 01 July 2020 to 286.67 on 01 April 2021. It fell from 292.0 on 01 May 2021 to 271.0 on 01 February 2022. It rose from 279.0 on 01 March 2022 to 307.33 on 01 December 2022. It rose from 303.0 on 01 January 2023 to 329.33 on 01 October 2023. It rose from 315.33 on 01 November 2023 to 329.0 on 01 July 2024. And finally. It fell from 330.33 on 01 August 2024 to 325.33 on 01 April 2025. There is no reporting delay period being tracked for the data on this chart. - Refer to tabular data.
Tabular data

Testing data for rolling monthly average number of E. faecalis bacteraemia tested for resistance to glycopeptides. Monthly figures are shown as the first day of each month. For example, the figures for January 2022 are shown as at "1 Jan 2022".

Up to and including 1 April 2025

MonthNumber tested
1 Apr 2025325.33
1 Mar 2025348.67
1 Feb 2025336.67
1 Jan 2025350.33
1 Dec 2024336.00
1 Nov 2024336.67
1 Oct 2024331.00
1 Sep 2024327.33
1 Aug 2024330.33
1 Jul 2024329.00
1 Jun 2024324.67
1 May 2024323.33
1 Apr 2024319.33
1 Mar 2024318.67
1 Feb 2024317.33
1 Jan 2024316.33
1 Dec 2023320.00
1 Nov 2023315.33
1 Oct 2023329.33
1 Sep 2023318.33
1 Aug 2023313.33
1 Jul 2023301.33
1 Jun 2023309.33
1 May 2023328.33
1 Apr 2023324.67
1 Mar 2023314.00
1 Feb 2023296.33
1 Jan 2023303.00
1 Dec 2022307.33
1 Nov 2022311.00
1 Oct 2022305.00
1 Sep 2022302.33
1 Aug 2022290.33
1 Jul 2022284.33
1 Jun 2022287.67
1 May 2022296.33
1 Apr 2022286.00
1 Mar 2022279.00
1 Feb 2022271.00
1 Jan 2022290.67
1 Dec 2021301.33
1 Nov 2021311.00
1 Oct 2021320.33
1 Sep 2021316.67
1 Aug 2021304.67
1 Jul 2021290.33
1 Jun 2021281.33
1 May 2021292.00
1 Apr 2021286.67
1 Mar 2021299.00
1 Feb 2021291.00
1 Jan 2021282.67
1 Dec 2020259.67
1 Nov 2020250.00
1 Oct 2020254.00
1 Sep 2020252.33
1 Aug 2020253.00
1 Jul 2020249.33
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Source: AMR module of Second Generation Surveillance System (SGSS). SGSS is a live reporting database, and therefore data is subject to change. Note 1: The chart shows a three-month rolling average, so the data shown for one month is the average across that month and the previous two months. Note 2: Interpreting national antibiotic resistance surveillance trends spanning European Committee on Antimicrobial Susceptibility Testing (EUCAST) clinical breakpoint transition periods requires additional consideration to avoid misinterpretation of data.

Testing

Rolling monthly average percent of E. faecalis bacteraemia tested for resistance to glycopeptides. Monthly figures are shown as the first day of each month. For example, the figures for January 2022 are shown as at "1 Jan 2022".

Up to and including month of 1 Apr 2025

ChartThere is only 1 plot on this chart. The horizontal X-axis is labelled 'date'. Whilst the vertical Y-axis is labelled 'metric'. This is a dark blue solid line plot. This plot shows data for E-faecalis. Specifically the metric 'e-faecalis_testing_bacteraemiaPercentTestedRollingMonth' for the England area, along with the age banding of 'all' for the gender group of all. This plot shows data from 01 July 2020 to 01 April 2025. It fell from 97.65 on 01 July 2020 to 97.61 on 01 April 2021. It fell from 98.32 on 01 May 2021 to 97.83 on 01 February 2022. It fell from 98.24 on 01 March 2022 to 97.46 on 01 December 2022. It rose from 97.43 on 01 January 2023 to 98.21 on 01 October 2023. It fell from 97.83 on 01 November 2023 to 96.76 on 01 July 2024. And finally. It fell from 96.49 on 01 August 2024 to 95.03 on 01 April 2025. There is no reporting delay period being tracked for the data on this chart. - Refer to tabular data.
Tabular data

Testing data for rolling monthly average percent of E. faecalis bacteraemia tested for resistance to glycopeptides. Monthly figures are shown as the first day of each month. For example, the figures for January 2022 are shown as at "1 Jan 2022".

Up to and including 1 April 2025

Month% tested
1 Apr 202595.03
1 Mar 202596.13
1 Feb 202596.83
1 Jan 202597.49
1 Dec 202497.39
1 Nov 202497.11
1 Oct 202497.07
1 Sep 202496.75
1 Aug 202496.49
1 Jul 202496.76
1 Jun 202497.01
1 May 202497.58
1 Apr 202497.26
1 Mar 202496.95
1 Feb 202496.94
1 Jan 202497.23
1 Dec 202397.86
1 Nov 202397.83
1 Oct 202398.21
1 Sep 202398.15
1 Aug 202398.12
1 Jul 202396.78
1 Jun 202397.17
1 May 202397.62
1 Apr 202398.48
1 Mar 202398.43
1 Feb 202397.69
1 Jan 202397.43
1 Dec 202297.46
1 Nov 202297.19
1 Oct 202296.83
1 Sep 202296.49
1 Aug 202297.32
1 Jul 202297.93
1 Jun 202297.95
1 May 202298.01
1 Apr 202297.95
1 Mar 202298.24
1 Feb 202297.83
1 Jan 202297.64
1 Dec 202196.78
1 Nov 202196.58
1 Oct 202196.10
1 Sep 202197.23
1 Aug 202197.44
1 Jul 202197.97
1 Jun 202197.57
1 May 202198.32
1 Apr 202197.61
1 Mar 202197.39
1 Feb 202197.00
1 Jan 202196.91
1 Dec 202097.00
1 Nov 202097.28
1 Oct 202097.69
1 Sep 202096.92
1 Aug 202096.93
1 Jul 202097.65
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Source: AMR module of Second Generation Surveillance System (SGSS). SGSS is a live reporting database, and therefore data is subject to change. Note 1: The chart shows a three-month rolling average, so the data shown for one month is the average across that month and the previous two months. Note 2: Interpreting national antibiotic resistance surveillance trends spanning European Committee on Antimicrobial Susceptibility Testing (EUCAST) clinical breakpoint transition periods requires additional consideration to avoid misinterpretation of data.

Resistance

Rolling monthly average percent of E. faecalis bacteraemia resistant to glycopeptides. Monthly figures are shown as the first day of each month. For example, the figures for January 2022 are shown as at "1 Jan 2022".

Up to and including month of 1 Apr 2025

ChartThere is only 1 plot on this chart. The horizontal X-axis is labelled 'date'. Whilst the vertical Y-axis is labelled 'metric'. This is a dark blue solid line plot. This plot shows data for E-faecalis. Specifically the metric 'e-faecalis_testing_bacteraemiaPercentResistantRollingMonth' for the England area, along with the age banding of 'all' for the gender group of all. This plot shows data from 01 July 2020 to 01 April 2025. It rose from 3.07 on 01 July 2020 to 3.14 on 01 April 2021. It rose from 2.63 on 01 May 2021 to 2.95 on 01 February 2022. It fell from 3.35 on 01 March 2022 to 3.04 on 01 December 2022. It fell from 3.19 on 01 January 2023 to 2.23 on 01 October 2023. It rose from 2.64 on 01 November 2023 to 3.75 on 01 July 2024. And finally. It fell from 3.23 on 01 August 2024 to 3.07 on 01 April 2025. There is no reporting delay period being tracked for the data on this chart. - Refer to tabular data.
Tabular data

Resistance data for rolling monthly average percent of E. faecalis bacteraemia resistant to glycopeptides. Monthly figures are shown as the first day of each month. For example, the figures for January 2022 are shown as at "1 Jan 2022".

Up to and including 1 April 2025

Month% resistant
1 Apr 20253.07
1 Mar 20252.96
1 Feb 20252.97
1 Jan 20252.66
1 Dec 20242.18
1 Nov 20242.97
1 Oct 20242.72
1 Sep 20244.07
1 Aug 20243.23
1 Jul 20243.75
1 Jun 20242.98
1 May 20243.20
1 Apr 20243.34
1 Mar 20243.14
1 Feb 20244.10
1 Jan 20244.00
1 Dec 20233.44
1 Nov 20232.64
1 Oct 20232.23
1 Sep 20233.25
1 Aug 20232.66
1 Jul 20232.77
1 Jun 20232.26
1 May 20232.94
1 Apr 20233.29
1 Mar 20233.18
1 Feb 20232.92
1 Jan 20233.19
1 Dec 20223.04
1 Nov 20223.54
1 Oct 20223.39
1 Sep 20223.75
1 Aug 20223.33
1 Jul 20223.52
1 Jun 20223.24
1 May 20223.94
1 Apr 20223.38
1 Mar 20223.35
1 Feb 20222.95
1 Jan 20224.01
1 Dec 20214.76
1 Nov 20214.29
1 Oct 20213.95
1 Sep 20213.37
1 Aug 20213.61
1 Jul 20212.76
1 Jun 20213.20
1 May 20212.63
1 Apr 20213.14
1 Mar 20213.01
1 Feb 20213.21
1 Jan 20212.36
1 Dec 20202.70
1 Nov 20203.20
1 Oct 20203.94
1 Sep 20203.57
1 Aug 20203.29
1 Jul 20203.07
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Source: AMR module of Second Generation Surveillance System (SGSS). SGSS is a live reporting database, and therefore data is subject to change. Note 1: The chart shows a three-month rolling average, so the data shown for one month is the average across that month and the previous two months. Note 2: Interpreting national antibiotic resistance surveillance trends spanning European Committee on Antimicrobial Susceptibility Testing (EUCAST) clinical breakpoint transition periods requires additional consideration to avoid misinterpretation of data.

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