Implications—how can these findings be used to change practice or advance new
hypotheses and research? Do you think that searching (in patient care and in research) for …

Implications—how can these findings be used to change practice or advance new
hypotheses and research? Do you think that searching (in patient care and in research) for …

Antibiotics or not; managing patients with respiratory infections - Document - Gale Academic
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Background: Evidence of limited effectiveness and concerns about developing antibiotic
resistance have led to recommendations against prescribing antibiotics for common …

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The Annals of Family Medicine encourages readers to develop the learning community of
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Antibiotics and upper respiratory tract illnesses: granny still knows best. - Abstract - Europe
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Methods One hundred thirteen patients with a respiratory infection completed
questionnaires before and after their visit with their primary care doctor. A phone interview …

Upper and lower respiratory tract infections account for a considerable proportion of visits to
family physicians, pediatricians, and hospital emergency departments. Antibiotics are often …

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