THE NGD INFECTION PREVENTION SYSTEM

Detect hospital infection transmission within 24 hours

NGD combines automated whole-genome sequencing with pathogen intelligence — helping hospital teams identify transmission earlier and intervene with confidence.

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WHY GENOMIC SURVEILLANCE?

Traditional investigation can miss transmission you cannot see

Move from assumptions and delayed confirmation to genomic evidence that supports earlier, targeted intervention.

NGD helps Infection Prevention teams distinguish true transmission from coincidental cases — so time and resources can be focused where they matter.

of hospital transmission may go undetected by traditional surveillance

Up to 90%¹

Fewer than 10%¹

of suspected outbreaks may prove genetically linked

1 Sundermann AJ, et al. Infect Control Hosp Epidemiol. 2023;44(10):1663-1665.

ONE INTEGRATED SYSTEM

From samples to actionable insights in one workflow

01 · PREPARE

NGD200

Automated sample preparation for up to 48 bacterial samples.

02 · SEQUENCE

Whole Genome Sequencing

Generate the genomic data needed to investigate transmission.

03 · ANALYZE & ACT

NGD EpiAssist

Automated analysis and patient pathways IP teams can interpret.

OUTCOMES

Meaningful impact on patient safety and hospital performance

By detecting transmission earlier and distinguishing genuine links from unrelated cases, NGD can help you protect patients, and protect your hospital’s bottom line.

Help prevent more HAIs

Intervene earlier to reduce preventable transmission.

Reduce avoidable costs

Focus resources on genetically confirmed transmission.

Shorten length of stay (LOS)

Improve capacity and shorten length of stay.

Act with confidence

Replace assumptions with direct genomic evidence.

NGD technology has been developed and evaluated with leading healthcare and research organizations

Find out what earlier transmission detection could mean for your hospital