Table 1 Distribution and characteristics of studies on CPE in Ethiopia
Authors | Study area | Region | Pub year | Study design | Participants |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Desta et al. [25] | Addis Ababa | Central | 2016 | Cross -sectional | All hospitalized patients |
Legese et al. [26] | Addis Ababa | Central | 2017 | Cross -sectional | Patients suspected of septicemia and UTIs |
Beyene et al. [24] | Addis Ababa | Central | 2019 | Cross -sectional | Referred samples |
Mitiku et al. [27] | Addis Ababa | Central | 2019 | Cross -sectional | Septicemia suspected under five children |
Desalegn et al. [30] | Addis Ababa | Central | 2019 | Cross -sectional | Referred patients |
Abdeta et al. [29] | Addis Ababa | Central | 2021 | Cross -sectional | Referred samples |
Seman et al. [22] | Addis Ababa | Central | 2021 | Cross -sectional | Patients affected by urinary tract infection (UTI) |
Tekele et al. [16] | Addis Ababa | Central | 2021 | Cross -sectional | All patients from both impatient and outpatient clinics |
Seman et al. [23] | Addis Ababa | Central | 2022 | Cross -sectional | Adults and pediatric patients |
Awoke et al. [28] | Addis Ababa | Central | 2022 | Cross -sectional | All patients from both impatient and outpatient clinics |
Aklilu et al. [40] | Arba Minch | SNNPR | 2020 | Cross -sectional | Hospitalized patients with gastrointestinal colonization |
Zakir et al. [41] | Arba Minch | SNNPR | 2022 | Cross -sectional | Neonates in intensive care units |
Eshetie et al. [37] | Gondar | Amhara | 2015 | Cross -sectional | Symptomatic UTI suspected patients |
Moges et al. [31] | Bahir Dar | Amhara | 2019 | Cross -sectional | Patients suspected for having bloodstream, UTI, wound and others infections |
Alebel et al. [32] | Bahir Dar | Amhara | 2021 | Cross -sectional | Patients in intensive care units with symptoms for UTI, wound and others |
Moges et al. [35] | Gondar, Dessie, and Debre Markos | Amhara | 2021 | Cross -sectional | Patients suspected of having bloodstream, UTI, wound and other infections |
Worku et al. [36] | Gondar | Amhara | 2022 | Cross -sectional | Gastrointestinal tract complaint patients |
Amare et al. [34] | Gondar | Amhara | 2022 | Cross -sectional | Asymptomatic food handlers working at the University of Gondar cafeteria |
Tadesse et al. [33] | Bahir Dar | Amhara | 2022 | Cross -sectional | Patients symptomatic for bacterial infections |
Alemayehu et al. [38] | Hawassa | Sidama | 2021 | Cross -sectional | All patients who visited the microbiology laboratory |
Gashaw et al. [39] | Jimma | Oromia | 2018 | Cross -sectional | Patients had culture confirmed healthcare associated infections |