Killer antibiotic stewardship strategy? (The ADAPT-Sepsis trial)

Antibiotic resistance is an existential problem. Optimizing sepsis care, including the appropriate length of antibiotic therapy, is an important goal. So should we be willing to allow an increase in mortality to reduce total antibiotic use, as the ADAPT-Sepsis non-inferiority design seems to imply? The paper Dark P, Hossain A, McAuley DF, Brealey D, Carlson […]

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First10EM blog
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2024-12-16
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https://doi.org/10.51684/firs.139764
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Sepsis Diagnosis and Treatment
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Killer antibiotic stewardship strategy? (The ADAPT-Sepsis trial)

Justin Morgenstern
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Sepsis Diagnosis and Treatment
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Killer antibiotic stewardship strategy? (The ADAPT-Sepsis trial)

Justin Morgenstern
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Antibiotic resistance is an existential problem. Optimizing sepsis care, including the appropriate length of antibiotic therapy, is an important goal. So should we be willing to allow an increase in mortality to reduce total antibiotic use, as the ADAPT-Sepsis non-inferiority design seems to imply? The paper Dark P, Hossain A, McAuley DF, Brealey D, Carlson […]

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