Making the APPropriate choice: Utilization of a smartphone application to optimize antimicrobial decisions among internal medicine trainees

Brooke, Thomas; Pfaeffle, Herman O.; Guillory, Walter O.; Raiciulescu, Sorana; Ressner, Roseanne

doi:10.1017/ash.2022.345

ASHE

2022

DOI: 10.1017/ash.2022.345

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Making the APPropriate choice: Utilization of a smartphone application to optimize antimicrobial decisions among internal medicine trainees

Thomas Brooke

Herman O. Pfaeffle²,

Walter O. Guillory³

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Abstract: Utilization of a smart phone application paired with a time-spaced learning curriculum was investigated to determine its impact on antimicrobial stewardship practice among internal medicine trainees. Stewardship behaviors increased, barriers decreased, and trainees had increased confidence in managing common infectious disease syndromes after the intervention.

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Making the APPropriate choice: Utilization of a smartphone application to optimize antimicrobial decisions among internal medicine trainees

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The business of oyster restoration: using traditional market‐based approaches to estimate the oyster restoration economy

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