Male veterans with complicated urinary tract infections: Influence of a patient-centered antimicrobial stewardship program
Highlights • A patient centered stewardship program improves outcomes in urinary tract infection. • Stewardship reduces duration of antibiotic use. • Stewardship reduces the length of hospitalization by 1 day. • Interventions included escalation, de-escalation and duration recommendations.
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| creator | Carbo, James F., PharmD Ruh, Christine A., PharmD, BCPS Kurtzhalts, Kari E., PharmD Ott, Michael C., PharmD, BCPS Sellick, John A., DO, MS Mergenhagen, Kari A., PharmD, BCPS, AQ-ID |
| description | Highlights • A patient centered stewardship program improves outcomes in urinary tract infection. • Stewardship reduces duration of antibiotic use. • Stewardship reduces the length of hospitalization by 1 day. • Interventions included escalation, de-escalation and duration recommendations. |
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