Titlebook: Antibiotic Policies: Fighting Resistance; Ian M Gould,Jos WM Meer Book 2008 Springer-Verlag US 2008 antibiotic use.antibiotics.antimicrobi

幻想

Pers?nliche und wirtschaftliche Freiheitient outcome and reduce the selection of resistant strains. The use of the microbiological laboratory is explored in particular detail as are new pharmacodynamic concepts which guide dosing schedules. Particular attention is paid to combination therapy, stewardship strategies, and empiric treatment

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APNEA

New Hospital Initiatives in Fighting Resistance,e delivery must be adopted to optimize antibiotic prescribing. By combining timely diagnostics with the larger-scale hospital systems for the delivery of care, we may start to win the battle against antibiotic resistance.

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,Optimizing Antimicrobial Chemotherapy in the ICU—A Review,ient outcome and reduce the selection of resistant strains. The use of the microbiological laboratory is explored in particular detail as are new pharmacodynamic concepts which guide dosing schedules. Particular attention is paid to combination therapy, stewardship strategies, and empiric treatment

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MERIT

Consequences of Antimicrobial Chemotherapy: Overgrowth, Resistance, and Virulence,ects, which sometimes make things worse. These may be due to resistant organisms that overgrow in response to a course of antibiotics, or they may be due to the fact that the original pathogen was not eradicated and continues to cause a problem. It is even possible that the original pathogen actuall

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先兆

動(dòng)作謎

Electronic Prescribing,te antibiotics to patients with certain bacterial infections improves survival. Antibiotic use leads to bacterial resistance. Antibiotics can thus be justified only when truly needed. The narrowest spectrum antibiotic should be used to prevent resistance development to the more advanced antibiotics.

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Prevalence Surveys of Antimicrobial Use in Hospitals: Purpose, Practicalities, and Pitfalls,nt on the recognition of clinical syndromes and the prescribers’ experience, including their own awareness of likely causative microbes, local resistance profiles and their knowledge of antimicrobial therapy. As the majority of prescribers work in system-based specialities, their interest and expert