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quadgram	frequency
in the united states	140
for the treatment of	86
in the treatment of	83
the use of antibiotics	82
in the presence of	52
on the basis of	39
one of the most	36
in the case of	33
it is important to	33
use of antibiotics in	33
upper respiratory tract infections	32
infectious diseases society of	31
diseases society of america	31
is one of the	31
diagnosis and management of	30
for disease control and	26
disease control and prevention	26
in the absence of	24
the treatment of acute	24
group a streptococcal pharyngitis	24
the infectious diseases society	23
in the context of	23
systematic review and meta	23
the united states and	23
as well as the	22
respiratory tract infections in	22
treatment of acute bronchitis	22
for the prevention of	21
has been shown to	21
for the management of	21
in the intervention group	20
exacerbations of chronic bronchitis	20
centers for disease control	20
as a result of	20
of group a streptococcal	19
patients with acute bronchitis	19
of antibiotic use in	19
diagnosis and treatment of	19
in patients with acute	19
in calves with diarrhea	19
food and drug administration	19
antibiotic resistance genes in	18
a systematic review of	18
chronic obstructive pulmonary disease	18
on the other hand	18
in the management of	18
the western pacific region	18
lower respiratory tract infection	17
of antibiotic resistance in	17
use of antibiotics for	17
at the initial visit	17
for the development of	16
can be used to	16
acquired pneumonia in adults	16
of patients with cap	16
a randomized controlled trial	15
studies have shown that	15
the presence of pybop	15
a systematic review and	15
a reduction in the	15
home and everyday life	15
use of antibiotics is	14
the fact that the	14
is the most common	14
group a streptococcal pharyngotonsillitis	14
the diagnosis and management	14
in the use of	14
in the control group	14
of antimicrobial resistance in	14
acute respiratory tract infections	14
been shown to be	14
severe acute respiratory syndrome	14
lower respiratory tract infections	14
a decrease in the	14
for the diagnosis and	14
rapid antigen detection test	14
than years of age	14
in the western pacific	14
a wide range of	13
in addition to the	13
to the use of	13
the development of resistance	13
at the time of	13
that the use of	13
is based on the	13
to the development of	13
acute exacerbations of chronic	13
skin and soft tissue	13
influenza a and b	13
of the most common	13
most common cause of	13
infection prevention and control	13
antibiotic use in the	12
use of antibiotics and	12
were found to be	12
use of antimicrobial agents	12
for the diagnosis of	12
the presence of the	12
the development of new	12
of antibiotic resistance genes	12
on the use of	12
the updated diagnostic tool	12
the most common cause	12
a broad spectrum of	12
with the use of	12
for the synthesis of	12
in the development of	12
efficacy and safety of	12
patients with cap who	12
on the gut microbiota	12
in adults and children	11
of infections caused by	11
prevalence of group a	11
randomized controlled trial of	11
patients with severe cap	11
signs and symptoms of	11
a randomized clinical trial	11
been found to be	11
the use of a	11
approaches to animal health	11
a large number of	11
of antibiotics in the	11
the results of the	11
of helicobacter pylori infection	11
in children and adults	11
of acute bronchitis in	11
for at least days	11
by the infectious diseases	10
a wide variety of	10
the centers for disease	10
the rapid result group	10
in the rapid result	10
antibiotics in patients with	10
the world health organization	10
in the home and	10
length of hospital stay	10
use in food animals	10
pig and poultry vets	10
the structure of the	10
diagnosis of acute bronchitis	10
duration of intravenous antibiotics	10
of patients in the	10
for women under years	10
in lower respiratory tract	10
and the development of	10
of acute otitis media	10
antibiotics for acute bronchitis	10
use of medically important	10
and the need for	10
haemophilus influenzae type b	9
disease society of america	9
management of patients with	9
it is estimated that	9
appropriate antibiotic use for	9
resistant bacteria in the	9
may be associated with	9
practice guidelines for the	9
the american academy of	9
the use of antimicrobial	9
the s and s	9
of the most important	9
the introduction of the	9
are more likely to	9
guidelines for the management	9
history and physical examination	9
patients admitted to the	9
in the setting of	9
leading cause of death	9
principles of appropriate antibiotic	9
for the use of	9
urinary tract infection in	9
antibiotic resistance in the	9
of the gut microbiota	9
admitted to the icu	9
systematic review of the	9
treatment of infections caused	9
for the first time	9
of patients with community	9
a single dose of	9
and the use of	9
of antibiotic therapy for	9
admitted to the hospital	9
the upper respiratory tract	9
infectious disease society of	9
management of acute bronchitis	9
should be used for	9
to be the most	9
the gause institute of	9
have been shown to	9
prevention and treatment of	9
better evidence base for	9
cough and sputum production	9
of appropriate antibiotic use	9
over the past years	9
institute of new antibiotics	9
the infectious disease society	9
in the majority of	9
sepsis and septic shock	9
in patients with a	9
of chronic obstructive pulmonary	9
in the s and	9
group a streptococcal infection	9
gause institute of new	9
ambulatory medical care survey	9
the delayed result group	8
institute for health and	8
of the common cold	8
to the fact that	8
risk factors for infection	8
on the management of	8
from the use of	8
for the common cold	8
in adults with acute	8
it is difficult to	8
treatment of patients with	8
of america and the	8
and the risk of	8
the problem of antibiotic	8
sensitivity and specificity of	8
the treatment of bacterial	8
of antibiotics in patients	8
are listed in table	8
upper respiratory tract infection	8
as part of the	8
to be associated with	8
at the onset of	8
of intravenous antibiotics in	8
preventive approaches to animal	8
hospitalized patients with cap	8
has been reported in	8
the leading cause of	8
the vast majority of	8
the management of community	8
detection of antibiotic resistance	8
the duration of the	8
society of america and	8
use of antimicrobials in	8
the intensive care unit	8
at the same time	8
infections in patients with	8
the presence of a	8
infection in the elderly	8
unnecessary use of antibiotics	8
has been used for	8
the basis of the	8
an important role in	8
of antibiotics in animal	8
in an outpatient setting	8
the home and everyday	8
national institute for health	8
have been developed to	8
and everyday life settings	8
antibiotics in acute bronchitis	8
benefit from the use	8
for the detection of	8
and soft tissue infections	8
suspected infection in the	8
if the patient has	8
in the diagnosis of	8
impact on the gut	8
have been used to	8
patients with acute leukemia	8
acquired respiratory tract infections	8
human and animal health	8
the need for a	8
approved by the fda	8
in the face of	8
the onset of fever	8
group of the aglycone	8
national ambulatory medical care	8
gram stain and culture	8
some gp staff reported	8
in the near future	8
the prevention and treatment	8
in the delayed result	8
the filmarray respiratory panel	8
there is a need	8
acute respiratory infections in	8
should be considered in	8
are likely to be	8
the united states is	8
inappropriate use of antibiotics	7
at the position of	7
an infectious diseases specialist	7
antibiotic resistance and the	7
infections in primary care	7
of health and human	7
there is no evidence	7
of morbidity and mortality	7
the food and drug	7
problem of antibiotic resistance	7
is worth noting that	7
acute bronchitis in adults	7
antibiotic use for treatment	7
antibiotic prescribing for acute	7
spread of antibiotic resistance	7
for the presence of	7
at the heart of	7
in a recent study	7
of cough and sputum	7
should be treated with	7
the cost of the	7
in patients with chronic	7
the rate at which	7
was found to be	7
health and human services	7
in patients who have	7
the use of the	7
with acute otitis media	7
by the reaction of	7
of the lack of	7
a new class of	7
to the united states	7
of the peptide core	7
of antibiotics and the	7
may be used to	7
calves with diarrhea is	7
an increase in the	7
in the early s	7
for acute respiratory tract	7
department of health and	7
in the emergency department	7
antibiotic prescribing in primary	7
that are resistant to	7
in patients with community	7
and antibiotic resistance genes	7
in the past years	7
and a decrease in	7
a broad range of	7
factors for infection with	7
review of the literature	7
the removal of the	7
guidelines for the diagnosis	7
the emergence of antibiotic	7
used in the treatment	7
infection in patients with	7
prescribing in primary care	7
the detection of virus	7
the primary care physician	7
an increased risk of	7
as part of a	7
groups reported that they	7
at increased risk of	7
in the gause institute	7
in critically ill patients	7
the treatment of community	7
in the respiratory tract	7
it is necessary to	7
in the form of	7
antibiotic use for acute	7
of the united states	7
use for treatment of	7
reduce the risk of	7
at the end of	7
the majority of cases	7
gp staff reported that	7
from intravenous to oral	7
it is worth noting	7
with the exception of	7
development of antibiotic resistance	7
was approved by the	7
the content of the	7
a randomized trial of	7
children less than years	7
less than years of	7
in relation to the	6
neutropenic patients with cancer	6
for use in food	6
to the presence of	6
acute pharyngitis in adults	6
in the general population	6
use of antimicrobial drugs	6
mechanisms of action of	6
for healthcare epidemiology of	6
treatment of children with	6
the prescription of antibiotics	6
health and demographic surveillance	6
on the day of	6
of randomized controlled trials	6
a better evidence base	6
management of urinary tract	6
is based on a	6
as soon as possible	6
mechanism of action of	6
the treatment of choice	6
during april and may	6
of group a pharyngotonsillitis	6
a major cause of	6
ap caused by gabhs	6
stewardship and infection prevention	6
support their daily practice	6
duration of antibiotic treatment	6
based on the results	6
american academy of pediatrics	6
uti leaflet for women	6
of medically important antibiotics	6
and the infectious diseases	6
severe sepsis and septic	6
to a uti leaflet	6
the diagnosis and treatment	6
patients hospitalized with community	6
results of the cultures	6
positive blood culture results	6
antibiotic use in animal	6
at high risk for	6
american academy of family	6
method was developed for	6
days lost from work	6
treatment of calf diarrhea	6
in the intensive care	6
and the emergence of	6
the management of patients	6
shorten the duration of	6
are the most common	6
amino group of the	6
mechanisms of antibiotic resistance	6
be more effective than	6
the effect of the	6
the united states in	6
patients in the intervention	6
the sensitivity and specificity	6
in patients who are	6
the number needed to	6
society for healthcare epidemiology	6
in the late s	6
in children less than	6
for health and care	6
a uti leaflet for	6
for respiratory tract infections	6
on antimicrobial resistance in	6
a large proportion of	6
antibiotics and antibiotic resistance	6
the development of antibiotic	6
on the one hand	6
prevention and control of	6
due to the fact	6
the past two decades	6
the chemical modification of	6
more effective than the	6
evidence to support their	6
of the immune system	6
the antibiotic prescription rate	6
the standard of care	6
antibiotic use in food	6
fever of unknown origin	6
of antibiotic resistance and	6
to the treatment of	6
adults with acute bronchitis	6
hygiene in the home	6
has the potential to	6
for a better evidence	6
one of the major	6
of lower respiratory tract	6
should not be used	6
academy of family physicians	6
a mouse model of	6
emergence of antibiotic resistance	6
antibiotics in the treatment	6
must be weighed against	6
and management of group	6
a small number of	6
leaflet for women under	6
women under years that	6
links to a uti	6
the extent to which	6
for hospitalized patients with	6
play an important role	6
of the bacterial cell	6
switch to oral therapy	6
has been found to	6
clinical and economic outcomes	6
the onset of the	6
to be able to	6
in the discovery of	6
the number of patients	6
an intensive care unit	6
and demographic surveillance system	6
use of antibiotics as	6
of antibiotics in food	6
acute exacerbation of chronic	6
for all patients with	6
the need for antibiotics	6
a randomised controlled trial	6
healthcare epidemiology of america	6
the majority of patients	6
have a role in	6
access to a rapid	6
in food animal production	6
it was shown that	6
treatment of uncomplicated acute	6
the diagnosis of pneumonia	6
use in animal feed	6
is a need to	6
health and care excellence	6
in up to of	6
we believe that the	6
the development of drug	6
to be effective in	6
the effectiveness of antibiotics	6
clinical practice guidelines for	6
to support their daily	6
be attributed to the	6
of the starting antibiotic	6
of antibiotic treatment in	6
the reaction of compound	6
was synthesized by the	6
to a decrease in	6
antibiotic access and use	6
development of new antibiotics	6
to the gut microbiota	6
the minimum inhibitory concentration	6
safety and efficacy of	6
the rational use of	6
of the importance of	6
use of antibiotics has	6
the development of preventive	6
the treatment of infections	6
on the structure of	6
the use of antimicrobials	6
the emergence of resistance	6
is associated with a	6
evidence base for antibiotic	6
by the presence of	6
as well as in	6
national institutes of health	6
management of group a	6
of increasing antibiotic resistance	6
the treatment of cap	6
more likely to be	6
after the detection of	6
approved for use in	6
was developed for the	6
infection control and antimicrobial	5
children with acute otitis	5
antibiotic and placebo groups	5
in the st century	5
is the number of	5
middle east respiratory syndrome	5
reported that they would	5
men who have sex	5
the development of novel	5
varies according to the	5
in contrast to the	5
the search for new	5
of medically important antimicrobials	5
in the spread of	5
osteomyelitis and septic arthritis	5
treatment for acute bronchitis	5
can be applied to	5
broad spectrum drug targets	5
and the teicoplanin aglycone	5
over the age of	5
access and use of	5
management of adults with	5
the treatment of patients	5
more than of the	5
the development of the	5
since the introduction of	5
of a new generation	5
the presence of an	5
are known to be	5
to the site of	5
of the effect of	5
patients with sore throat	5
resistance in the community	5
study was conducted in	5
the introduction of a	5
those who do not	5
of the veterinary profession	5
and the lack of	5
within a few days	5
of the level of	5
diseases in the united	5
detection of antimicrobial resistance	5
the majority of the	5
of the effects of	5
factors for antibiotic resistance	5
twice daily for days	5
intraoperative antibiotic redosing guidelines	5
of infection prevention and	5
us food and drug	5
committee on immunization practices	5
the antibiotic and placebo	5
risk patients with community	5
the quality of the	5
of the respiratory tract	5
probiotics for the prevention	5
developed for the synthesis	5
to first antibiotic dose	5
advisory committee on immunization	5
antibiotic resistance is a	5
parts of the world	5
it has been shown	5
to an increase in	5
initiation of antibiotic therapy	5
older than years of	5
of intravenous antibiotics and	5
for patients with cap	5
antibiotic therapy has been	5
both adults and children	5
in the united kingdom	5
the discovery of new	5
of the amr problem	5
the purpose of this	5
was found to have	5
a method was developed	5
for treatment of uncomplicated	5
of args and arb	5
for a hematological malignancy	5
project goal was to	5
associated with lower mortality	5
can be used for	5
has been suggested that	5
lower than that of	5
and the presence of	5
effectiveness of antibiotics in	5
in an effort to	5
gps in the sample	5
to guide antibiotic prescribing	5
is usually caused by	5
systemic signs of disease	5
by primary care physicians	5
thoracic society consensus guidelines	5
rapid result group and	5
it was found that	5
in the prevention and	5
a diagnosis of acute	5
methods for detection of	5
to the emergence of	5
acute respiratory distress syndrome	5
by the fda for	5
as a means of	5
be one of the	5
management of helicobacter pylori	5
antibiotic resistance genes and	5
the starting antibiotic a	5
the course of the	5
we were able to	5
society consensus guidelines on	5
intranasal instillation of flagellin	5
with a diagnosis of	5
of uncomplicated acute bronchitis	5
in the evolution of	5
day course of antibiotics	5
of emerging and re	5
from the infectious disease	5
the extent of the	5
in primary care clinics	5
switch from intravenous to	5
and the united states	5
global action plan on	5
therapy with a macrolide	5
therapy for patients with	5
the drug of choice	5
with a focus on	5
for patients who have	5
of hospitalized patients with	5
to reduce antibiotic use	5
threat to public health	5
diagnosis of strep throat	5
in the small intestine	5
of the infectious disease	5
of inappropriate antibiotic use	5
in the critically ill	5
for treatment of acute	5
in an attempt to	5
were treated with antibiotics	5
patients with hematological malignancies	5
to the management of	5
group of the peptide	5
compared to the starting	5
who have sex with	5
in this study were	5
time to first antibiotic	5
be due to the	5
practice guideline for the	5
have sex with men	5
that is resistant to	5
should be considered for	5
of severe pneumonia in	5
may contribute to the	5
that the patient has	5
on the presence of	5
a great deal about	5
for preventing and treating	5
antibiotics have been used	5
in febrile neutropenic patients	5
and spread of antibiotic	5
most of the time	5
development of preventive approaches	5
guidelines on the management	5
presence of nabh cn	5
increases the risk of	5
from the united states	5
include the use of	5
are used to treat	5
be used to treat	5
the american thoracic society	5
in a reduction in	5
in patients hospitalized with	5
and the number of	5
patients in the delayed	5
and the absence of	5
of antibiotics and antibiotic	5
tract infections in adults	5
that the majority of	5
can be used in	5
on the results of	5
as well as those	5
the most common bacterial	5
the potential benefit of	5
the presence of nabh	5
reduction in the use	5
antibiotic use after the	5
use after the detection	5
a short course of	5
a risk factor for	5
american college of physicians	5
and its impact on	5
by the american academy	5
a recent systematic review	5
respiratory tract infection in	5
risk factors for antibiotic	5
in the outpatient setting	5
in humans and animals	5
of the urinary tract	5
were more likely to	5
antibiotic redosing guidelines and	5
antibiotic use is a	5
use is associated with	5
the inappropriate use of	5
to use urine dipsticks	5
the diagnosis of osteomyelitis	5
coliform bacteria in the	5
american thoracic society consensus	5
the advisory committee on	5
united states and canada	5
need for a better	5
for more than days	5
do not respond to	5
in the environment and	5
evidence base for self	5
children years of age	5
admission to an icu	5
between hours and days	5
there are a number	5
the therapeutic outcome of	5
of infectious diseases and	5
can be found in	5
the most commonly detected	5
the american college of	5
the bacterial cell wall	5
a reduction in antibiotic	5
may be necessary to	5
in each of the	5
reduce the use of	5
reduce unnecessary antibiotic use	5
the theoretical domains framework	5
in the era of	5
is likely to be	5
a series of new	5
are included in the	5
in the primary care	5
can be used as	5
patients at risk for	5
impact on antibiotic prescription	5
as well as for	5
patients who present with	5
of patients with severe	5
respiratory tract infections and	5
streptococcal pharyngitis in children	5
in hospitalized patients with	5
better understanding of the	5
the need for hospitalization	5
for the control of	5
respiratory infections in children	5
similar to that of	5
infectious diseases in general	5
and use of antibiotics	5
the development of a	5
a better understanding of	5
of calves with diarrhea	5
by the fact that	5
in the sample frame	5
the intervention group was	5
it is clear that	5
influenzae and moraxella catarrhalis	5
the beginning of the	5
a new antibiotic resistance	5
patients with septic shock	5
and the cost of	5
of the treatment of	5
randomised controlled trial of	5
of a new antibiotic	5
are a number of	5
with lower respiratory tract	5
the need for global	5
for upper respiratory tract	5
after initiation of antibiotic	5
of patients with acute	5
the chain of infection	5
the number of antibiotic	5
rational use of antibiotics	5
and its implications for	5
the duration of antibiotic	5
in the incidence of	5
in the developing world	5
are treated with antibiotics	5
the intestinal tract of	5
as an alternative to	5
the mechanism of action	5
in primary care in	5
is dependent on the	5
does this patient have	5
of respiratory tract infections	5
testing for respiratory viruses	5
in the group of	5
should be implemented to	5
to participate in the	5
in a study of	5
the management of acute	5
control and antimicrobial stewardship	5
evolution of antibiotic resistance	5
tract infections in primary	5
emergence of drug resistance	5
bacterial infections of the	5
prescription of antibiotics for	5
that of the starting	5
the rest of the	5
this study was conducted	5
increased risk of infection	5
adults in the emergency	5
most common reason for	5
no conflict of interest	5
revealed the presence of	5
the emergence of new	5
acquired pneumonia requiring hospitalization	5
of the most widely	5
clinical practice guideline for	5
within the first hours	5
the prevalence of group	5
to the loss of	5
the role of the	5
and management of acute	5
is associated with lower	5
evidence to support the	5
the health of the	5
antimicrobial use in food	5
to be part of	4
group a pharyngotonsillitis between	4
the major cause of	4
antibiotic use in agriculture	4
diagnose group a streptococcal	4
antimicrobial use and resistance	4
there is little evidence	4
number of broad spectrum	4
combination therapy with a	4
of patients with a	4
and the writing of	4
centres for disease control	4
the summary effect size	4
of respiratory syncytial virus	4
detection of virus was	4
on the treatment of	4
antibiotics of this group	4
the treatment of children	4
the total number of	4
if the dipstick was	4
considered to be the	4
can be caused by	4
regarding the utility of	4
important to highlight that	4
one health and global	4
partners of patients with	4
institut pasteur de lille	4
for a long time	4
activity against topoisomerase i	4
with regard to jurisdictional	4
also known as the	4
at the and positions	4
more than half of	4
the time of the	4
and misuse of antibiotics	4
is related to the	4
mutation based drug resistance	4
neutral with regard to	4
was first reported in	4
the signs and symptoms	4
nature remains neutral with	4
k a and k	4
who do not have	4
choice for treatment of	4
is the case in	4
at low risk for	4
days of sputum production	4
should be based on	4
is important to highlight	4
one of the common	4
of the diagnostic process	4
otitis media in children	4
when the patient is	4
form of professional expertise	4
of patients randomised for	4
of a combination of	4
of pig and poultry	4
and treatment of acute	4
haemophilus influenzae and moraxella	4
years of age with	4
the influence of the	4
society and the infectious	4
antibiotic resistant bacteria and	4
judicious use of antimicrobial	4
of choice for treatment	4
it is impossible to	4
or more of the	4
with acute exacerbations of	4
the treatment of diarrhea	4
a delayed prescription is	4
a and k e	4
patients with pulmonary infiltrates	4
part of the diagnostic	4
have been able to	4
the proportion of patients	4
and the impact of	4
of the human gut	4
the treatment of pneumonia	4
evaluate whether access to	4
to address antimicrobial resistance	4
emergence of antimicrobial resistance	4
patients at high risk	4
has also been reported	4
vitro and in vivo	4
of intravenous antibiotics was	4
there is also a	4
to reduce unnecessary antibiotic	4
aged years of age	4
for further clinical trials	4
with cap admitted to	4
in response to flagellin	4
have been used as	4
antibiotics are not indicated	4
acute otitis media in	4
have been found to	4
treatment of acute otitis	4
regard to jurisdictional claims	4
reduction in antibiotic use	4
united states department of	4
and positive viral pcr	4
from the start of	4
use in europe and	4
implications for infection control	4
in the process of	4
studies have evaluated the	4
targeted hygiene in the	4
antimicrobial resistance in the	4
that there is a	4
for infection control and	4
group at the c	4
of months of treatment	4
of influenza a and	4
recommended for patients with	4
broad spectrum of activity	4
use in the treatment	4
based on the presence	4
the need for more	4
jurisdictional claims in published	4
including the use of	4
in acute exacerbations of	4
microbial communities present in	4
of antimicrobial drugs in	4
products or their derivatives	4
to treat acute bronchitis	4
is not predictive of	4
of strep throat in	4
emergence of a new	4
for adults with colds	4
the study was conducted	4
are one of the	4
be used to reduce	4
with acute bronchitis who	4
we do not know	4
associated with the use	4
to the formation of	4
at increased risk for	4
no significant effect on	4
resistance mechanism in india	4
by the fda in	4
in part because of	4
adjunctive dexamethasone is recommended	4
it has been proposed	4
statistically significant benefit from	4
suspected on the basis	4
completion of months of	4
transfer of antibiotic resistance	4
use in the united	4
as a way to	4
pcr for detection of	4
the most common pathogens	4
important antimicrobials in food	4
of antimicrobial therapy in	4
for the emergence of	4
need for global solutions	4
lower respiratory tract complications	4
it has been suggested	4
of urinary tract infection	4
orbital cellulitis or abscess	4
the need for antibiotic	4
of the risk of	4
most commonly detected viruses	4
infectious diseases in the	4
a result of the	4
the rapid antigen detection	4
a significant reduction in	4
use of urine dipsticks	4
in febrile granulocytopenic patients	4
studies have demonstrated that	4
the fda for use	4
reduction of antibiotic use	4
be treated as outpatients	4
more than a mere	4
early in the course	4
decrease the number of	4
under years that provides	4
through the use of	4
the clinical and economic	4
the pooled standard deviation	4
the emergence of infectious	4
of broad spectrum drug	4
a clinician when discussing	4
at high risk of	4
in both adults and	4
our understanding of the	4
the number of broad	4
the efficacy of antibiotics	4
is used to treat	4
general and of ar	4
dexamethasone is recommended for	4
approved for the treatment	4
of the mechanisms of	4
for the prevention and	4
the molecular basis for	4
a and a with	4
the active site of	4
bacterial and viral infections	4
the duration of cough	4
with respect to the	4
in the pig sector	4
resistant bacteria and genes	4
with an increased risk	4
of pneumococcal respiratory infection	4
to diagnose group a	4
in vitro and in	4
development of drug resistance	4
for acute respiratory infections	4
the same as for	4
in patients at risk	4
for clostridium difficile infection	4
to evaluate whether access	4
overuse and misuse of	4
is associated with an	4
urinary antigen tests for	4
potential conflicts of interest	4
with a history of	4
febrile granulocytopenic cancer patients	4
inclusion and exclusion criteria	4
clinician when discussing with	4
the d structure of	4
should be avoided in	4
guide antibiotic use for	4
than in the control	4
of infectious diseases is	4
when discussing with a	4
valent pneumococcal conjugate vaccine	4
modulation of the gut	4
of the twentieth century	4
the availability of outpatient	4
have an impact on	4
a super wicked problem	4
with moderate to severe	4
to commonly used antibiotics	4
of the development of	4
was to evaluate whether	4
of infection in the	4
therapy in patients with	4
for the combination treatment	4
less likely to be	4
antibiotics in animal feed	4
waiting for the results	4
of the outer membrane	4
the basis of clinical	4
of outpatient support resources	4
of the safety of	4
infections caused by gram	4
intervention group was significantly	4
research and treatment of	4
can be attributed to	4
bronchitis by ambulatory care	4
in patients with severe	4
in patients with suspected	4
to jurisdictional claims in	4
the group of patients	4
resulted in a reduction	4
is required for the	4
duration of inappropriate antibiotic	4
it is not surprising	4
prevent the replication of	4
the treatment of aecb	4
is thought to be	4
the formation of the	4
are likely to have	4
is the same as	4
of the upper respiratory	4
drug discovery and development	4
in an increase in	4
to a lack of	4
treatment of bacterial infections	4
the number of lesions	4
in to of patients	4
diseases in general and	4
by ambulatory care physicians	4
content of the manuscript	4
plays an important role	4
in view of the	4
to guide antibiotic use	4
with a crp level	4
detection of streptococcus pneumoniae	4
our knowledge of the	4
to combat antimicrobial resistance	4
the threat from microorganisms	4
may be useful for	4
due to lack of	4
in an era of	4
of the patients had	4
does not appear to	4
an urgent need to	4
needed to treat to	4
and the potential for	4
a streptococcal pharyngotonsillitis in	4
for medicare and medicaid	4
have also been reported	4
be considered in the	4
the context of infection	4
in the selection of	4
is a complex process	4
prudent use of antibiotics	4
as well as on	4
clinical signs and symptoms	4
the result of the	4
of antibiotics has been	4
be implemented to improve	4
in the last years	4
duration of antibiotic use	4
to most of the	4
antibiotics for the treatment	4
research is needed to	4
antibiotics used in the	4
it is not clear	4
stain and culture of	4
antibiotic prescribing for adults	4
may be helpful in	4
infection in adults and	4
is shown in figure	4
and of ar in	4
the human gut microbiome	4
evaluation of antiproliferative activity	4
how antibiotics kill bacteria	4
excessive use of antibiotics	4
the clinical presentation of	4
were included in the	4
caused by group a	4
dissemination of antibiotic resistance	4
treatment of febrile neutropenic	4
in adults in the	4
we found that the	4
strep throat in adults	4
a significant proportion of	4
part because of the	4
higher than that of	4
should be given to	4
resulting in an increase	4
majority of cases of	4
with an infectious diseases	4
were excluded from the	4
the antibiotic and the	4
to the study design	4
study was to evaluate	4
and moraxella catarrhalis in	4
the emergence of drug	4
the end of the	4
to years of age	4
causes of acute bronchitis	4
treatment of influenza a	4
use of the antibiotics	4
throat in adults in	4
in a mouse model	4
reduction in the incidence	4
segment of the profession	4
severity and duration of	4
hepatitis a virus in	4
is also associated with	4
may be difficult to	4
as well as their	4
for group a streptococcus	4
the gut microbiota diversity	4
and a reduction in	4
of chronic pulmonary disease	4
early switch from intravenous	4
plan on antimicrobial resistance	4
burden of childhood pneumonia	4
is more common in	4
impact of antibiotic resistance	4
of the most effective	4
antimicrobial stewardship and infection	4
or bone marrow transplantation	4
the duration of symptoms	4
the presence of other	4
claims in published maps	4
the mechanisms of action	4
exacerbations of chronic obstructive	4
was not statistically significant	4
as shown in figure	4
sputum production by approximately	4
important to note that	4
in the intestinal tract	4
the spread of infection	4
clostridium difficile infection in	4
in the course of	4
of febrile neutropenic patients	4
in the blood and	4
that can be used	4
the dipstick was negative	4
according to the world	4
the gut microbiota and	4
diarrhea in the united	4
the evaluation of antiproliferative	4
may be caused by	4
and bronchitis by ambulatory	4
the compliance of intraoperative	4
for respiratory infections in	4
mg four times daily	4
in an intensive care	4
acquired pneumonia in children	4
antibiotic treatment in acute	4
a prospective observational study	4
for the spread of	4
by the number of	4
in published maps and	4
of the cell wall	4
more than of cases	4
of patients presenting with	4
in the fight against	4
a critical role in	4
of the advisory committee	4
the tragedy of the	4
swollen anterior cervical lymph	4
health and global health	4
some groups reported that	4
as a source of	4
and risk factors for	4
of otitis media is	4
medically important antimicrobial drugs	4
a significant decrease in	4
if the patient is	4
in the treatment group	4
with a range of	4
antibiotic use in children	4
have been reported for	4
management of acute otitis	4
further research is needed	4
drotrecogin alfa activated is	4
has been proposed that	4
of antibiotic resistance is	4
treatment of adults with	4
availability of outpatient support	4
contributed to the study	4
the safety and efficacy	4
of streptococcus pneumoniae to	4
the initial antibiotic regimen	4
the peptide core of	4
review on antimicrobial resistance	4
invasive pneumococcal disease among	4
prescribing of antibiotics for	4
should be screened for	4
the design of new	4
diagnosis of osteomyelitis is	4
before the onset of	4
the absence of the	4
in a patient with	4
influenza in healthy adults	4
a streptococcal infection in	4
did not have a	4
culture if the dipstick	4
was the most common	4
reduce the incidence of	4
management of uti in	4
resistant to multiple antibiotics	4
there was no significant	4
compliance of intraoperative antibiotic	4
there appears to be	4
increase the risk of	4
of intraoperative antibiotic redosing	4
tragedy of the commons	4
reaction of a with	4
as many as of	4
the basis of a	4
of the disaccharide branch	4
it is unlikely that	4
to decide whether to	4
quantitative microbial risk assessment	4
published maps and institutional	4
the crystal structure of	4
intervention and control groups	4
of randomised controlled trials	4
conception of animal health	4
inhibit the growth of	4
the impact of the	4
risk of gastric cancer	4
to treat bacterial infections	4
exacerbation of chronic obstructive	4
in wastewater treatment plants	4
their impact on the	4
for primary care physicians	4
the risk of infection	4
prescribing for adults with	4
rhinovirus infections in an	4
was shown to be	4
in the winter and	4
the effects of the	4
patients who do not	4
synthesized by the reaction	4
percentage of patients with	4
in the emergency room	4
united states and europe	4
and molecular characterization of	4
of skin and soft	4
patients with cap admitted	4
a potent inhibitor of	4
detection of respiratory viruses	4
of ar in particular	4
within min of incision	4
and management of uti	4
an antibiotic stewardship program	4
is important to note	4
for urinary tract infections	4
of preventive approaches to	4
guideline for the diagnosis	4
to be more effective	4
majority of patients with	4
respiratory tract infection and	4
and there is no	4
in the maintenance of	4
of judicious use of	4
who are likely to	4
may be responsible for	4
the rates at which	4
and safety of the	4
regulate the gut microbiota	4
outcomes in patients with	4
a prospective study of	4
that have been used	4
on antibiotic use in	4
in intensive care units	4
the diagnosis of abrs	4
cost of intravenous antibiotics	4
acute lower respiratory tract	4
hydroxyl group at the	4
urinary tract infections in	4
transfer to the icu	4
a common cause of	4
diagnosis of group a	4
to confirm the diagnosis	4
major cause of death	4
benefit in decreasing the	4
the spread of resistance	4
of the active site	4
randomized controlled trials have	4
infections as well as	4
rapid antigen detection tests	4
if the patient was	4
benefit must be weighed	4
the as and ipc	4
the writing of the	4
van boeckel et al	4
and antibiotic resistance in	4
development and spread of	4
the mechanism of the	4
play a significant role	4
use of antibiotics to	4
tract infection in women	4
have the capacity to	4
of drotrecogin alfa activated	4
children and adults with	4
is part of the	4
medically important antimicrobials in	4
over sixty percent of	4
the reaction of a	4
new antibiotic resistance mechanism	4
three times daily for	4
to be responsible for	4
cost savings can be	4
and specificity of the	4
of acute respiratory tract	4
the aureolic acid group	4
and between hours and	4
use of antibiotics may	4
it has been estimated	4
of resistant bacteria in	4
action plan on antimicrobial	4
is not surprising that	4
and infection prevention and	4
the need for new	4
and treatment of cancer	4
of a series of	4
patients in the control	4
springer nature remains neutral	4
studies have suggested that	4
we have shown that	4
to reduce the use	4
antibiotic use for respiratory	4
unnecessary antibiotic use in	4
the activity of the	4
of the management of	4
as empiric therapy for	4
is not recommended for	4
of antibiotics used in	4
in patients treated for	4
criteria for severe cap	4
the samples collected from	4
of urinary tract infections	4
anterior cervical lymph nodes	4
be weighed against the	4
a placebo in the	4
maps and institutional affiliations	4
in general and of	4
the prudent use of	4
of antimicrobial agents is	4
on the effectiveness of	4
to the absence of	4
to at least one	4
duration of intravenous antibiotic	4
can be considered for	4
with an average of	4
antibiotic resistance mechanism in	4
rapid antigen detection testing	4
the intervention group and	4
because of the lack	4
the understanding of the	4
treatment of helicobacter pylori	4
the society for healthcare	4
associated with an increased	4
principles of judicious use	4
cause of death in	4
appears to be no	4
to one or more	4
the development of this	4
inhibition of protein synthesis	4
and approved the final	4
for those who have	4
the diagnosis of strep	4
as well as a	4
patients who have a	4
in patients with hematological	4
between the antibiotic and	4
to regulate the gut	4
remains neutral with regard	4
levels of antibiotics in	4
and the availability of	4
microbiology and infectious diseases	4
with the fact that	4
which is associated with	4
development of bacterial resistance	4
a change in the	4
discussing with a patient	4
base for antibiotic treatment	4
over the last years	4
a decrease in mortality	4
natural products or their	4
of antibiotics as growth	3
should be reserved for	3
slightly higher than the	3
of surgical site infections	3
uncomplexed iodine and methods	3
results for over months	3
the gut microbiome may	3
the results of susceptibility	3
anywhere on the body	3
an order of magnitude	3
weighted average of the	3
of all antibiotic prescribing	3
cases of acute bronchitis	3
the us food and	3
more evidence to support	3
of cases of acute	3
at designated urgent dental	3
factors are known to	3
the prevalence of norovirus	3
antibiotic use in april	3
strengthening the reporting of	3
an overview of the	3
surveillance of antibiotic resistance	3
and in it was	3
outpatient antibiotic use in	3
for up to days	3
h and c nmr	3
two to three days	3
significant benefit from the	3
penicillin v in the	3
be found online at	3
because of difficulties diagnosing	3
increase in antibiotic consumption	3
there was no evidence	3
the incidence and severity	3
the absence of an	3
as in the case	3
one of the main	3
plenty of generalisations used	3
society of america american	3
april was slightly higher	3
the authors declare no	3
writing of the manuscript	3
shown in figure b	3
and in the prevention	3
provide an overview of	3
use for respiratory infections	3
it is also important	3
in nhs dental prescriptions	3
between october and july	3
to safely and reliably	3
difference between the groups	3
on the outcome of	3
physician determination of subjective	3
by the surgical infection	3
this enables us to	3
urban wastewater treatment plants	3
physicians in the united	3
of resistance to antibiotics	3
factors and practices around	3
in a primary care	3
hmpv were the most	3
have been reported in	3
the normal range for	3
climate change affects the	3
further insight into modulating	3
anticipated and so we	3
been associated with a	3
on antibiotic prescription rates	3
used in medicine for	3
by history and physical	3
literature on the modulation	3
detection of group a	3
the health and demographic	3
delayed prescription is and	3
tried antibiotics before accepting	3
in the first days	3
and response to infectious	3
dentistry in england in	3
used one of three	3
uncomplicated urinary tract infection	3
in the active site	3
acute sinus infections in	3
may have on dental	3
a concentration of mmol	3
an important source of	3
supplemented with physician determination	3
followed by the initiation	3
of a bacterial infection	3
treatment of influenza in	3
tract infection in primary	3
some patients for antibiotics	3
cases as posing a	3
in the light of	3
specific goals for the	3
antibiotics at the initial	3
associated with a reduction	3
the number of antibiotics	3
were randomized to receive	3
both beef and dairy	3
the clinical relevance of	3
that are likely to	3
is involved in the	3
a limited number of	3
some udcs were requiring	3
edema or crush injury	3
acquired pneumonia due to	3
found to be significant	3
in the amount of	3
we undertook a rapid	3
is found to be	3
antibiotic use in livestock	3
the treatment of chronic	3
have been developed in	3
of meropenem by ndm	3
rise of the threat	3
mechanism of antibiotic resistance	3
antibiotics may have been	3
antibiotic resistance in bacteria	3
throughout the united states	3
coli cultured from rectal	3
a combination of two	3
and association with resistance	3
clinically or microbiologically documented	3
world dental federation factors	3
and the society for	3
the majority of antibiotics	3
engineering techniques and methods	3
is complicated by the	3
time pcr assays for	3
of an antibiotic regimen	3
in children in developing	3
higher than in may	3
clear outlier compared to	3
reduction in antibiotic prescription	3
or scores should always	3
of acute bronchitis is	3
drug resistance is the	3
concluded that there was	3
are plenty of generalisations	3
and practices of infectious	3
care on antimicrobial resistance	3
antibiotic use in europe	3
at completion of months	3
cause and effect in	3
not covered by the	3
with fever and neutropenia	3
guidelines have led to	3
and the increase in	3
acute onset of cough	3
the use of non	3
of fever in neutropenic	3
integrated into the host	3
mg three times daily	3
are treated in the	3
gram stain with culture	3
genes spread into the	3
onset of the pandemic	3
the previous april but	3
systemic antibacterial drugs to	3
cultured from rectal swabs	3
series of new semi	3
primary care on antimicrobial	3
and treatment of the	3
in morbidity and mortality	3
risk of infection with	3
antibiotics a and a	3
polymerase chain reaction testing	3
higher than the previous	3
their efficacy or appropriateness	3
for dentists to provide	3
from h was dominant	3
treated with an antibiotic	3
transmitted diseases treatment guidelines	3
in england during april	3
and its role in	3
and respiratory syncytial virus	3
associated with group a	3
and the united kingdom	3
of antibiotic treatment is	3
group and a placebo	3
of the hib vaccine	3
it is relevant to	3
used in that calculation	3
of illness and antibody	3
for respiratory viruses and	3
failure of passive transfer	3
there have been no	3
it is possible to	3
helicobacter pylori infection in	3
diagnosis of otitis media	3
from the centers for	3
in order to avoid	3
its potential impact on	3
of antibiotics for acute	3
the best way to	3
number of subjects and	3
and based on the	3
this form of expertise	3
patients who did not	3
weekly updates of new	3
a proof of concept	3
guideline for the management	3
calculation but it is	3
therapy was associated with	3
the world is facing	3
this figure is combined	3
of the tracheobronchial tree	3
modulating microbial communities in	3
of invasive fungal infections	3
due to infectious diseases	3
can be found online	3
infection in the population	3
pharmacists in england relating	3
diagnosed with an urti	3
shortened the duration of	3
least one of the	3
methods of modulating it	3
threatening deterioration without treatment	3
in new york city	3
antibiotics in chronic obstructive	3
in in vitro assays	3
the aim of the	3
tract infections in children	3
state and local governments	3
clean water and sanitation	3
of antibiotic therapy is	3
of the infectious diseases	3
is effective in reducing	3
the importance of the	3
who might otherwise receive	3
antibiotics in animal agriculture	3
where appropriate and available	3
increase in dental antibiotic	3
antibiotics for sore throat	3
and economic outcomes of	3
patients with a crp	3
dissemination of resistance genes	3
dental procedures increases dental	3
were open for telephone	3
for helicobacter pylori eradication	3
in the number of	3
to hard to clean	3
data allowed for quick	3
systematic review of randomised	3
reported score on a	3
and an inability for	3
gps required evidence to	3
more common in the	3
of prior antibiotic therapy	3
the period of study	3
one virus was detected	3
between bacterial and viral	3
to incorporate methods of	3
international antimicrobial therapy group	3
the discovery of antibiotics	3
be admitted to the	3
a clinically documented infection	3
acute bronchitis is an	3
seeing an undiagnosed covid	3
impact of an unnecessary	3
resistance among influenza a	3
influx in patients who	3
reducing the number of	3
of central venous catheters	3
for more than weeks	3
to quantify the risk	3
most groups as a	3
efficacy or appropriateness for	3
previous april but still	3
from the perspective of	3
review the need for	3
the risk of us	3
score was a patient	3
with the need for	3
trends favoring the use	3
a risk of bringing	3
the acute respiratory distress	3
chronic respiratory tract diseases	3
and the likelihood of	3
effect of antibiotic therapy	3
healthcare personnel and inpatients	3
for each of the	3
reaction of compound with	3
to be due to	3
children in developing countries	3
evidence of airway obstruction	3
to may when the	3
and hmpv were the	3
that covid interventions may	3
initiation of process updates	3
bal fluids and lung	3
each of the criteria	3
with the dna duplex	3
coli and klebsiella pneumoniae	3
profiling through metataxonomic analysis	3
management of complicated intra	3
high throughput screens of	3
is in line with	3
and treatment of uti	3
effect of antibiotic prescribing	3
effectiveness of existing antibiotics	3
that provides support to	3
these results suggest that	3
more recent studies have	3
the united states are	3
infection control practices advisory	3
health and in the	3
practices are advised to	3
linked to hard to	3
compared with the control	3
plan for combating antibiotic	3
in cancer patients with	3
the integrity of the	3
in children with acute	3
and extended spectrum beta	3
federation factors associated with	3
treatment has differing long	3
nucleic acid amplification tests	3
recommendations for the use	3
demonstrates that comprehensive education	3
antibiotic use in may	3
found to have a	3
among older adults in	3
on antibiotic use for	3
antibiotics according to the	3
the accuracy of our	3
treated with a single	3
in rio de janeiro	3
were treated with an	3
occurs in the setting	3
bugs linked to hard	3
without risk factors for	3
an important cause of	3
use in calves with	3
the synthesis of new	3
highlighting system and process	3
a significant role in	3
compared to the previous	3
review seeks to provide	3
and is associated with	3
combined with the average	3
take oral medication and	3
patients with chronic obstructive	3
could be due to	3
the indiscriminate use of	3
can be divided into	3
is caused by the	3
adults antibiotic treatment of	3
day course of therapy	3
have mild to moderate	3
related to antibiotic use	3
figure is combined with	3
of new classes of	3
may be candidates for	3
the small intestine of	3
indicated that they would	3
an antibiotic in the	3
etiology of severe pneumonia	3
analysis probiotics for the	3
a shorter duration of	3
support to a clinician	3
the use of growth	3
of the veterinary drug	3
drugs of choice for	3
both influenza a and	3
with physician determination of	3
the bactericidal activity of	3
poorer access to dentistry	3
one third of the	3
the development of drugs	3
exacerbation of chronic bronchitis	3
a good indication of	3
as the consequence of	3
in april was slightly	3
of the eremomycin aglycone	3
the transmission of infectious	3
not be used in	3
a previous treatment failure	3
is and when to	3
with chronic obstructive pulmonary	3
global burden of disease	3
to increase intraoperative antibiotic	3
characteristics of illness and	3
use in april was	3
treating calves with diarrhea	3
we know a great	3
low levels of antibiotics	3
of intravenous antibiotic therapy	3
costs of antibiotic resistance	3
the emergence of resistant	3
by some patients for	3
have suggested that the	3
is caused by a	3
the potential use of	3
the amidation of the	3
antibiotics should be prescribed	3
declare that they have	3
the capacity of these	3
for human health is	3
mg kg per day	3
antigen detection test or	3
antibiotic treatment for acute	3
patients with acute respiratory	3
of the pandemic most	3
to the design of	3
proven or probable covid	3
poultry and pig medicine	3
rates as high as	3
dispensed each month by	3
in the detection of	3
duration of cough and	3
cause of morbidity and	3
for patients with suspected	3
because of the relatively	3
in more than of	3
of modulating it as	3
and hepatitis a virus	3
during the past years	3
both children and adults	3
the initiation of process	3
likely to be encountered	3
a collection of pus	3
including the ability to	3
figures for the remainder	3
a higher likelihood of	3
any proven or probable	3
of more than one	3
rapid analysis comparing antibiotic	3
treatment of pneumococcal pneumonia	3
the human throat and	3
always be supplemented with	3
in the event of	3
patient have strep throat	3
factors associated with prescribing	3
is associated with the	3
which does not require	3
were less likely to	3
and months of age	3
recent use of antibiotics	3
living in the community	3
international centre for diarrhoeal	3
bronchitis principles of appropriate	3
three tumour cell lines	3
by gel chromatography on	3
primary care in england	3
patients with symptoms of	3
has been one of	3
not differ between research	3
there was a trend	3
have on dental antibiotic	3
count of less than	3
sensitive to penicillin and	3
future dental antibiotic stewardship	3
so we undertook a	3
association of amoxicillin and	3
such as those caused	3
process impact on antibiotic	3
antibiotic resistance is the	3
authors declare that they	3
one of the top	3
most of the patients	3
were shown to have	3
antibiotics for upper respiratory	3
with the help of	3
half of the patients	3
the case of ar	3
use of veterinary products	3
the overall summary effect	3
a test for heterogeneity	3
at the mycosamine h	3
times daily for days	3
and treating influenza in	3
as of patients with	3
year in the united	3
antibiotic prescription rates for	3
seen at designated urgent	3
respiratory viruses and atypical	3
irrespective of their efficacy	3
shown to be useful	3
determination of subjective factors	3
dentists to provide dental	3
be candidates for outpatient	3
are at increased risk	3
of data allowed for	3
use in food animal	3
national animal health monitoring	3
or a respiratory fluoroquinolone	3
improve antibiotic use in	3
of prescribing antibiotics for	3
as an indicator of	3
the viral etiology in	3
the therapeutic potential of	3
this is despite the	3
acquired pneumonia severe community	3
council produces weekly updates	3
placebo for acute cough	3
in rural communities in	3
in the etiology of	3
calves with diarrhea and	3
maastricht v florence consensus	3
results of antibiotic susceptibility	3
england relating to nhs	3
chronic pulmonary disease or	3
of date palm sap	3
of the treating physician	3
the need for better	3
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antibacterial drugs to adult	3
all patients with cap	3
treatment of diarrhea in	3
burden of gastric cancer	3
risk of bringing this	3
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antibiotic prescriptions at the	3
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studies used one of	3
of antibiotic susceptibility tests	3
antibiotic therapy is recommended	3
the reduction in the	3
there is no need	3
dipsticks as part of	3
and when to use	3
the effective treatment of	3
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of the combination treatment	3
medication and the availability	3
knowledge and practices of	3
evaluation of data allowed	3
e coli in the	3
acute respiratory tract infection	3
and genes spread into	3
cranberry juice is effective	3
mg q h nitrofurantoin	3
alkaline hydrolysis of the	3
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whether access to a	3
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overall summary effect size	3
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antibiotic therapy for acute	3
use for acute respiratory	3
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a global health problem	3
increase in nhs dental	3
over the last decade	3
for this type of	3
preventing and treating influenza	3
permissible in general dental	3
telephone triage during april	3
of the benzoxaborole substituent	3
development of resistance in	3
the denominator is the	3
does not lead to	3
bacteria in the small	3
of antibiotic resistance antibiotic	3
dental practices were restricted	3
be used to identify	3
head and neck surgery	3
the top three illnesses	3
has led to the	3
and hospital admissions for	3
time frame considered compliant	3
pressured by some patients	3
aerobic and anaerobic bacteria	3
a model of infection	3
active site of ndm	3
who have mild to	3
pneumoniae and legionella species	3
the food supply chain	3
the severity and duration	3
of group a strep	3
the time frame considered	3
is an urgent need	3
variables and relevant clinical	3
ability to safely and	3
and reliably take oral	3
of the need for	3
having group a pharyngotonsillitis	3
of pharyngitis in adults	3
scientific forum on home	3
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should be considered when	3
through horizontal gene transfer	3
used in the clinic	3
neuraminidase inhibitors for preventing	3
antiseptic in the maintenance	3
test or throat culture	3
of care variables and	3
the guidelines should be	3
the absence of a	3
treatment in patients with	3
of the carboxyl group	3
antibiotic use in england	3
as compared with that	3
reliably take oral medication	3
discovered in the gause	3
line healthcare personnel and	3
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in primary care and	3
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national surgical quality improvement	3
antibiotic use is associated	3
combination of genetic engineering	3
the national institutes of	3
reduce the duration of	3
samples were collected from	3
frame considered compliant for	3
increases dental antibiotic prescribing	3
a cochrane review of	3
be responsible for the	3
england during april and	3
designated urgent dental centres	3
the development of bacterial	3
of severe sepsis and	3
br dent j doi	3
escherichia coli bacteraemia in	3
under the age of	3
for diarrhoeal disease research	3
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the onset of symptoms	3
states department of agriculture	3
in children under years	3
the animal agriculture industry	3
the effectiveness of existing	3
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pharyngotonsillitis among children and	3
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e coli cultured from	3
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the discovery of the	3
of america american thoracic	3
principles and practice of	3
in the diagnostic process	3
er ke za zhi	3
prescribing for acute respiratory	3
in different parts of	3
our city council produces	3
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total antibiotic prescription rate	3
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interaction between the antibiotic	3
the replication of bacteria	3
alliance for the prudent	3
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emergence and spread of	3
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with the control group	3
a means of therapy	3
the treatment and prevention	3
viruses and atypical pathogens	3
was widely anticipated and	3
with regard to the	3
acute bronchitis is unclear	3
resistant to at least	3
in the same manner	3
aetiologic diagnosis of artis	3
this infection into a	3
in outpatient settings and	3
form of veterinary expertise	3
and process impact on	3
resistance in staphylococcus aureus	3
goal was to decrease	3
the unnecessary use of	3
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lack of response in	3
secretary of state for	3
streptococcus pneumoniae urinary antigen	3
for the development and	3
and its potential impact	3
antibiotic use across sir	3
were requiring patients to	3
in dental antibiotic use	3
observational studies in epidemiology	3
iodine antiseptic in the	3
were responsible for about	3
an essential role in	3
resistant staphylococcus aureus and	3
placebo in the control	3
the care of hospitalized	3
appropriateness for treating toothache	3
for acute bronchitis and	3
were collected h after	3
a and b virus	3
of the internal jugular	3
antibiotics dispensed each month	3
surgical quality improvement program	3
for research and treatment	3
a diabetic foot infection	3
both humans and animals	3
and who do not	3
differ between research and	3
is combined with the	3
patients with fever and	3
surgical infection society and	3
validation of the centor	3
are among the most	3
risk factor for invasive	3
america american thoracic society	3
the potential of anti	3
the second most common	3
plant health inspection service	3
need to be treated	3
or appropriateness for treating	3
one of three antibiotics	3
of various infectious diseases	3
development and implementation of	3
drug of choice for	3
such as pseudomonas aeruginosa	3
the results of clinical	3
molecular basis for the	3
children younger than years	3
to administer intravenous antibiotics	3
animal and human health	3
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remainder of will reveal	3
to dental care and	3
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it now appears that	3
greater need to incorporate	3
monthly evaluation of data	3
the management of cap	3
of the patients with	3
collected h after treatment	3
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of will reveal any	3
systematic review and metaanalysis	3
the specific goals for	3
virus was significantly decreased	3
cause of death worldwide	3
taken as a whole	3
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hard to clean medical	3
in neutropenic patients with	3
effect on antifungal activity	3
the most common agents	3
intravenous antibiotics in the	3
of antibiotics is a	3
with the average number	3
centres udcs across england	3
bone marrow transplant recipients	3
the national antibiotic guideline	3
bringing this infection into	3
and has not been	3
antibiotics as growth promoters	3
but it is certainly	3
of the drug market	3
that access to a	3
the pandemic most dental	3
in the treatment and	3
antibiotic prescribing guidance for	3
amines in the presence	3
the previous months being	3
patients in urgent primary	3
threat from microorganisms is	3
infection prevention in daily	3
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dental antibiotic use in	3
for acute cough in	3
of humans and animals	3
pneumonia in children aged	3
to be one of	3
of the guidelines and	3
otitis media is a	3
the ability to safely	3
and pain in the	3
d structure of ndm	3
from uncomplicated acute bronchitis	3
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four patterns of prescribing	3
treatment and prevention of	3
diagnosis of pneumococcal pneumonia	3
west nile virus in	3
provide dental procedures increases	3
for the prudent use	3
on the impact of	3
some groups indicated that	3
that the selective boosting	3
of antimicrobial resistance genes	3
to improve antibiotic use	3
pneumoniae and chlamydophila pneumoniae	3
for pediatric upper respiratory	3
to establish the diagnosis	3
the electronic medical record	3
coli bacteraemia in england	3
skin infections caused by	3
at the national level	3
of virus was significantly	3
antibiotics are used to	3
at the point of	3
sufficient data to calculate	3
that calculation but it	3
infections in the united	3
prescription for acute conditions	3
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dental care and an	3
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a switch to oral	3
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cannot be recommended for	3
in chronic obstructive pulmonary	3
the treatment of calf	3
of figures for the	3
emergence of infectious diseases	3
the site of infection	3
reduce the spread of	3
procedures increases dental antibiotic	3
an alternative to the	3
were restricted to giving	3
pediatric upper respiratory tract	3
infectious diseases caused by	3
and those who are	3
time impact of an	3
a persistently neutropenic patient	3
access to dental care	3
the maturation of the	3
and their use in	3
the nature of the	3
chemical and genetic diversity	3
management of otitis media	3
and the fact that	3
the remainder of will	3
gel chromatography on a	3
medicare and medicaid services	3
associated with an increase	3
global report on surveillance	3
of innate immune cells	3
reduction of antibiotic prescriptions	3
for telephone triage during	3
the reporting of observational	3
may was widely anticipated	3
was to decrease ssis	3
of this form of	3
the development and spread	3
the most common reason	3
send a urine culture	3
and should not be	3
impact that covid interventions	3
of the study was	3
it should be emphasized	3
a respiratory virus detected	3
clinical risk factors for	3
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the need for icu	3
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guidelines for management of	3
correlation between in vitro	3
of upper respiratory tract	3
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from january to may	3
of antibiotics and args	3
prescribing for acute bronchitis	3
used in animal agriculture	3
to oral therapy and	3
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version of the manuscript	3
clinical practice guidelines by	3
felt pressured by some	3
is likely to change	3
might otherwise receive care	3
the threat of antimicrobial	3
soon be permissible in	3
community pharmacists in england	3
microbiota profiling through metataxonomic	3
associated with prescribing of	3
fdi world dental federation	3
when diagnosing and treating	3
to adult patients in	3
an important component of	3
a severity scale of	3
are difficult to treat	3
eight to twelve days	3
the use of influenza	3
common in patients with	3
each month by community	3
for a minimum of	3
and cost of hospitalization	3
a patient with a	3
as therapies for asthma	3
surveillance of antimicrobial resistance	3
was not associated with	3
large increase in dental	3
and development of new	3
system and process impact	3
infections stable compositions of	3
the incidence of infection	3
be prescribed an antibiotic	3
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the leading causes of	3
abdominal infection in adults	3
of drug resistance in	3
of the tlr agonist	3
a large increase in	3
the available literature on	3
easy access to the	3
consideration should be given	3
the empiric treatment of	3
use in england during	3
and its relevance to	3
the surgical infection society	3
reducing the risk of	3
the incidence of mdrs	3
by community pharmacists in	3
model of infection with	3
be associated with acute	3
of the amphotericin b	3
making about antibiotics prescription	3
despite the significantly poorer	3
responsible use of antibiotics	3
years that provides support	3
can also be used	3
were seen at designated	3
about antibiotics prescription for	3
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the idis and fgds	3
risk of us seeing	3
urinary antigen test result	3
risk of seeing such	3
the value of these	3
threat of antimicrobial resistance	3
evaluated the impact of	3
of empirical antibiotic therapy	3
in some strains of	3
dna duplex minor groove	3
use in may was	3
with appropriate amines in	3
activity of these compounds	3
leaving only the possible	3
patients with chronic respiratory	3
nonspecific upper respiratory tract	3
was slightly higher than	3
combination of two drugs	3
the patient must be	3
the difference between the	3
microbial communities in the	3
in the antibiotic and	3
their decision to use	3
update by the infectious	3
pharyngotonsillitis is treated by	3
the access to healthcare	3
spread of antimicrobial resistance	3
under the direction of	3
of bringing this infection	3
practices were open for	3
in adult patients with	3
not all practices were	3
available literature on the	3
month by community pharmacists	3
pharyngitis caused by gabhs	3
of antibiotic prescribing in	3
the pneumococcal conjugate vaccine	3
seeing such a patient	3
such a patient was	3
and urinary tract infections	3
were from a research	3
between intervention and control	3
adapted guidelines should be	3
the authors concluded that	3
the pneumonia severity index	3
the spread of resistant	3
in europe and association	3
quick reference tool for	3
patients who are treated	3
these centres increased and	3
during the course of	3
resistance in individual patients	3
infection is one of	3
dental federation factors associated	3
antibiotics for the common	3
are being used to	3
no history of chronic	3
acute bronchitis has been	3
the nhs may have	3
adult patients in urgent	3
top three illnesses conditions	3
of systemic antibacterial drugs	3
nhs dentistry in england	3
there seems to be	3
most common reasons for	3
for antimicrobial utilisation and	3
at the beginning of	3
resistance in group a	3
viral and atypical bacterial	3
common illnesses that are	3
group was significantly shorter	3
be supplemented with physician	3
and treatment of common	3
significantly poorer access to	3
has yet to be	3
other diseases such as	3
its implications for infection	3
in an industrial population	3
tan tock seng hospital	3
the clinical prediction rules	3
antimicrobial utilisation and resistance	3
in the hospital setting	3
practical use of povidone	3
the inhibitory activity of	3
trend of antimicrobial resistance	3
appropriate amines in the	3
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