A multi-country qualitative study of clinicians' and patients' views on point of care tests for lower respiratory tract infection.

A multi-country qualitative study of clinicians' and patients' views on point of care tests for lower respiratory tract infection.

BACKGROUND: Point of care tests (POCTs) are being promoted to better target antibiotic prescribing with the aim of improving outcomes and containing antibiotic resistance. OBJECTIVE: We aimed to explore clinician and patient views about POCTs to assist with the diagnosis and management of lower res...

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Main Authors:	Wood, F, Brookes-Howell, L, Hood, K, Cooper, L, Verheij, T, Goossens, H, Little, P, Godycki-Cwirko, M, Adriaenssens, N, Jakobsen, K, Butler, C
Format:	Journal article
Language:	English
Published:	2011

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