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Confident answers at the bedside, from editorial boards you can name. Trusted by clinicians in over 100 countries.

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Antimicrobial Therapy

Clear and concise infectious diseases treatment guidance.

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Pediatric Acute Care

The point-of-care reference built for pediatric acute care.

Custom Guidelines App

Your guidelines and antibiograms inside the Sanford Guide app and website.

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Guideline Technology

Your own guidelines, inside the reference.

Clinicians aren't on the intranet at the bedside. Put your guidelines inside the reference they already use.

For Hospitals & Health Systems

Stewardship Assist

Your antimicrobial guidelines and antibiograms in the Sanford Guide app your clinicians already carry. Institutions report three times more prescribers consulting their guidelines after deployment.

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For Medical Societies

GuidelineHQ

A custom-branded app and website for your society's guidelines, under your name and with your analytics. The same platform has powered EACS guideline delivery since 2012.

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The reference clinicians learn on, and stay with.

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"My go-to for antimicrobial reference. Part of my daily clinical tools."

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"Easy to use. Information is up to date. A very reliable source in clinic."

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Our Story

Family-owned and independent since 1969.

Sanford Guide began as a grand rounds handout written by Jay P. Sanford, M.D., and the company is still owned and run by the Sanford family. We have never taken pharmaceutical industry funding, so our recommendations answer to clinicians and their patients.

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The Sanford Guide 熱病 (Re Bing) mark

About the 熱病 Mark

The 熱病 (Re Bing) characters on every Sanford Guide come from the Nei Ching, an ancient Chinese medical text, and mean "hot disease" — the historical term for fever and infection. They have been our visual identity since 1976.

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