Clinical outcome and cost of intravenous, OPAT, and oral treatment of Gram-negative bacteremia

OPAT provided safe, effective treatment for selected patients with GNB, lowering mortality, shortening length of stay, and reducing costs compared with continued inpatient care. Careful patient selection and early IV-to-oral transition can maximize these benefits while maintaining favorable clinical outcomes.

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Qatar medical journal
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2025-12-10
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https://doi.org/10.5339/qmj.2025.108
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Nosocomial Infections in ICU
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Clinical outcome and cost of intravenous, OPAT, and oral treatment of Gram-negative bacteremia

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Clinical outcome and cost of intravenous, OPAT, and oral treatment of Gram-negative bacteremia

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OPAT provided safe, effective treatment for selected patients with GNB, lowering mortality, shortening length of stay, and reducing costs compared with continued inpatient care. Careful patient selection and early IV-to-oral transition can maximize these benefits while maintaining favorable clinical outcomes.

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