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…sed to treat viral infections, pain or allergies and that using antibiotics without consulting a medical professional is not safe. During p…

…riate usage of antibiotics in relation to human illness and (2) antibiotics and ABR and appropriate usage of antibiotics in relation to ani…

… who had received a course of SC antibiotics (Tazocin (86%) and Ertapenem (14%)) were included. Only 1 of 7 patients (14%) experienced lo…

…implementation) and on day 3 in March 2024 (post-intervention). Antibiotics were categorised as Access, Watch, or Reserve according to the …

…taining antibiotics were associated with lesser knowledge about antibiotics.Conclusion Despite notable progress made in the EU in reducing …

…ere in UK primary care.Conclusion Evidence suggests prescribing antibiotics for acute respiratory tract infections in primary care probably…

…Objectives While antibiotics save lives in infants with sepsis, up to 12.0% of non-infected …

… (VAS score)1.3±1.6—1.0±1.82 (1.3)0.3 (0.0 to 0.7)*0.004Mean±SD paracetamol use in the first 7 days (days)4.2±1.9—3.5±2.42 (1.3)0.7 (0.5 to…

…ing them.Conclusion Hospital practices for supplying dry powder antibiotics for home reconstitution vary widely and are largely unsupported…

…ire advanced organ support in a hospital critical care setting. Antibiotics are lifesaving in sepsis, but overuse is associated with harm a…

…g local terminologies based on perceived use and effectiveness. Antibiotics were perceived as universal remedies, supported by therapeutic …

…to OCS for treating acute asthma exacerbations. We suggest that antibiotics should not be used in primary care settings to treat acute asth…