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…he high and inappropriate use of antibiotics. Understanding how antibiotics are used in children requires apprehending the role of their pa…

… allergic rhinitis by age 5 in children exposed to pre-incision antibiotics during CS delivery. This contributes to the evidence base regar…

…he syndromic management guidelines, we estimate that 70%–80% of antibiotics for NG/CT would currently be given to women without these infec…

…(72.3%) tested positive for ≥1 virus. 42% of patients had their antibiotics discontinued after getting a positive result. Overall, we noted…

…Background Although COVID-19 is usually mild in children, antibiotics are frequently prescribed during hospitalisation, often without…

…s reactions in children, often triggered by medications such as antibiotics, anticonvulsants and non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSA…

…ongoing productive cough and wheeze. Despite a recent course of antibiotics, symptoms persisted. She was given a further course of antibiot…

…Standard Operating Procedure for administration of subcutaneous Ceftriaxone which could be delivered by existing staff in the patient’s pre…

…rence: −4 days (95% CI −5 to –3)).Conclusions A 7-day course of antibiotics may be non-inferior to a 14-day course for uncomplicated bacter…

… decision-making and help mitigate inappropriate prescribing of antibiotics for upper respiratory tract infections. Strengthening the thera…

…e criteria. Although physicians are responsible for prescribing antibiotics, the diagnostic process in nursing homes usually starts with st…

… the primary care. Although these providers frequently dispense antibiotics, their practices remain poorly documented and are not captured …