Antibiotic stewardship algorithm to rationalise antibiotic use among
hospitalised COVID-19 patients

Chen, Hui Hiong; Chung, Gladys Wei Teng; Foo, Geraldine; Somani, Jyoti

doi:10.47102/annals-acadmedsg.2020493

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“…Некоторые авторы указывают на диагностическую значимость лейкоцитоза (особенно нейтрофилеза) у больных НКИ в отношении бактериальной инфекции [7,8,51,[61][62][63][64]. Результаты исследования свидетельствуют, что уровень лейкоцитов менее 8,2 × 10 9 /л позволяет исключить бактериальную инфекцию у 46% с COVID-19 [25], другие авторы рекомендуют ориентироваться на уровень ≥ 10 × 10 9 /л [65].…”

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“…В работе Н. Chen (2021) назначение АБ рассматривается только в том случае, если инфильтрат виден на рентгенограмме легких и уровень лейкоцитов ≥10 × 10 9 /л, или при тяжелом заболевании, требующем интенсивной терапии в ОИТ. Если уровень СРБ <60 мг/л или уровень ПКТ <0,5 нг/мл, то рекомендовано воздержаться от назначения антибиотиков [65]. Согласно данным авторов, только 4 пациента из 114 соответствовали бы требованиям для назначения антибиотиков в течение 14-дневного периода.…”

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Diagnosis of bacterial infection in patients with COVID-19: is it a simple task? (literature review)

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Ребров

2023

Bûll. sib. med.

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Diagnosing bacterial infection in patients with novel coronavirus infection (COVID-19) is not an easy task. Available data suggest that bacterial infection in patients with COVID-19 is rare and occurs in less than 10% of cases. At the same time, data of individual studies and systematic reviews indicate that more than 70% of patients with COVID-19 receive mainly empirical antimicrobial therapy with broad-spectrum antibiotics often before the diagnosis of COVID-19 has been verified. Therefore, this widespread empirical use of antibiotics is not supported by data on the need for their use.The article discusses the literature data on the significance of commonly accepted methods for diagnosing bacterial infection, with an emphasis on laboratory presence / absence tests. In everyday practice, the likelihood of bacterial coinfection in patients with COVID-19 is assessed by clinical presentation of the disease and the results of standard laboratory tests and imaging methods. However, when viral respiratory infection develops, this approach does not always allow to diagnose bacterial coinfection with sufficient significance. This issue may be handled by available modern test systems, the use of a combination of signs or additional laboratory criteria (for example, procalcitonin), and the analysis of the overall clinical presentation by the doctor using knowledge about patient risk groups.

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Diagnosis of bacterial infection in patients with COVID-19: is it a simple task? (literature review)

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Ребров

2023

Bûll. sib. med.

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“…Figure 1 Construction of Human Resource Assessment System Based on Clustering AlgorithmIt can be seen from the above figure that by scoring seven different assessment indicators, you can finally get the item quantity through cluster analysis[6].…”

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Intelligent collection system of human resource information based on clustering algorithm

Liu¹,

Xie²,

Chen³

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International Conference on Signal Processing and Communication Technology (SPCT 2022)

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Aiming at the popularization of intelligent information collection technology and the demand of fairness and objectivity of human resource assessment, a human resource assessment management system based on K-means clustering is proposed. This paper introduces the principle and steps of K-means clustering algorithm, designs its functional modules and overall architecture in combination with the requirements and indicators of human resources assessment, designs and codes the realization of each functional module in detail, and gives the interface diagrams of some functional modules. Through the design, it provides a new reference for the objective evaluation of human resources assessment, and further strengthens the practical application of information technology in enterprise management.

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Antibiotic stewardship algorithm to rationalise antibiotic use among hospitalised COVID-19 patients

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Diagnosis of bacterial infection in patients with COVID-19: is it a simple task? (literature review)

Diagnosis of bacterial infection in patients with COVID-19: is it a simple task? (literature review)

Intelligent collection system of human resource information based on clustering algorithm

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