{"acf2caae-0773-4eb2-bb10-57a01b19e200": "Ihalferty", "b36780e0-cb72-4402-8bda-d3fd3a8925b0": "Whole-genome sequencing (WGS) is increasingly used to characterize hospital outbreaks of cabapenemase-producing Enterobacterales (CPE); however, access to WGS is variable and testing is often associated with reporting delays. An eight-year study conducted at a hospital in Sydney, Australia, demonstrated the importance of embedding WGS in routine surveillance with results reported in real time. The authors described how their WGS approach identified 9 outbreaks and helped optimize local CPE control measures."}