… antibiotic: diagnosis may be made in adults with symptoms of a viral upper respiratory infection
that have not improved … the increased likelihood of compliance. Alternative antimicrobials …

… Adherence to current guidelines is seen as a better predictor … of antibiotics than current
WHO/INRUD criteriaCitation 271 . … to improve antibiotic prescribing among family doctors for …

… physicians commonly overprescribe antibiotics for acute bronchitis and upper respiratory
infection, increasing … , which in turn affects adherence to practice guidelines. Unlike in primary …

… enhance the physician-patient relationship. CONCLUSIONS Real-world family physicians
use … As clinicians are more likely to adhere to clinical recommendations that are compatible …

… This in combination with increasing AMR means that we are dealing with a finite and … GPs
and other primary care doctors are more likely to prescribe antibiotics to patients who expect …

… for improving appropriate antibiotic use in ambulatory practice. In 1995, upper respiratory tract
… These findings are consistent with those of a physician survey in which respondents were …

… To increase patient satisfaction and decrease antibiotic prescriptions for ARTI, we offer the …
antibiotic use by labeling acute bronchitis as a “chest cold” or “viral upper respiratory infection…

… Compliance in this study was significantly better for the shorter … patient–doctor contract to
improve compliance during antibiotic … that doctors rarely use techniques that effectively improve …

… longer are less likely to adhere to new standards of care (40)… better understand the prevalence
and predictors of antibiotic … care physician for a nonbacterial AURI received an antibiotic …

… Interventions to improve appropriate antibiotic use for acute respiratory tract infections.
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