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Posted on 9 April 2018 by infectionsinsurgeryPosted in Senza categoria

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Improving antibiotic prescribing practices

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Judicious use of antibiotics in surgery

The Global Burden of Antimicrobial Resistance

Use antibiotics appropriately

Judicious use of antibiotics

Judicious, careful and rational use of antimicrobials is an integral part of good clinical practice. This attitude maximizes the utility and therapeutic efficacy of treatment, and minimizes the risks associated with emerging infections and the selection of resistant pathogens. The indiscriminate and excess use of antimicrobial drugs appears the most significant factor in the emergence of resistant microorganisms in recent years.

Combating antimicrobial resistance worldwide

Use antibiotics appropriately

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