Implementing interventions to reduce antibiotic use: a qualitative study in high-prescribing practices

Implementing interventions to reduce antibiotic use: a qualitative study in high-prescribing practices

Background Trials have shown that delayed antibiotic prescriptions (DPs) and point-of-care C-Reactive Protein testing (POC-CRPT) are effective in reducing antibiotic use in general practice, but these were not typically implemented in high-prescribing practices. We aimed to explore views of professi...

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Main Authors:	Borek, A, Campbell, A, Dent, E, Butler, C, Holmes, A, Moore, M, Walker, AS, Mcleod, M, Tonkin-Crine, S
Format:	Journal article
Language:	English
Published:	BioMed Central 2021

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