  Multidrug-resistant Enterobacteriaceae (MDR-E) have become a major public
health threat in many European countries. While traditional infection control
strategies primarily target the containment of intra-hospital transmission,
there is growing evidence highlighting the importance of inter-hospital patient
traffic for the spread of MDR-E within healthcare systems.
  Our aim is to propose a network model, which will reflect patient traffic in
various European healthcare systems and will thus provide the framework to
study systematically transmission dynamics of MDR-E and the effectiveness of
infection control strategies to contain their spread within and potentially
across healthcare systems. However, to do that first we need to analyse real
patients data and base on that propose network model reflecting the complexity
of the real hospital network connections and dynamics of patient transfers
between healthcare facilities.
