Help Manage Acute Infections in Patients on Chronic Antibiotics

May 2018

Questions are coming up about how to manage acute infections in patients taking chronic antibiotics.

A common scenario is a patient taking an antibiotic long-term to prevent a recurrent UTI or COPD exacerbation, or to treat acne...who needs a new antibiotic for an acute infection.

Use antimicrobial stewardship principles and these rules of thumb.

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Help Manage Acute Infections in Patients on Chronic Antibiotics

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