Influence of microbiological reports on physician’s choice of antimicrobial treatment for susceptible pathogens

Cobo, Javier; Oliva, Josep M.; Sanz, Juana María; Aguado, J. M.; Pozo, J. L.; Moreno, S

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“…The timing of reporting results may also influence antibiotic switching. Several studies show that implementation of results on ID and AST is suboptimal 103,104 , thereby limiting their clinical impact. Munson et al 105 assessed the effects of laboratory reporting on antimicrobial management.…”

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Influence of microbiological reports on physician’s choice of antimicrobial treatment for susceptible pathogens

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