Objective: To investigate the prescriptions of systemic antibiotics in a population of pregnant
women in Italy, to identify socio-demographic factors associated with increased risk of being …

Purpose Antibiotics are frequently prescribed drugs in pregnancy. The purpose of the study
was to analyse the use, the potential risks and the determinants of systemic antibiotic …

Rationale, aims and objectives Inappropriate antibiotic prescriptions during pregnancy may
adversely affect the fetus. There were few studies on factors associated with antibiotic …

Purpose To describe the prescription of antibiotics before, during and after pregnancy, and
the trends over a 16‐year period in the Netherlands, and to determine whether they were …

Objective The aim of this study was to describe the use of antibiotics in a national population‐
based cohort of pregnant Danish women between 2000 and 2010. Design Register‐based …

Background Although bacterial infections are frequent during pregnancy, the prescription of
antibiotics to pregnant women represents a challenge for physicians, driven by the benefit …

Aim: The aim of this study is to estimate the prevalence and potential predictors of the
prescription of antibiotics in pregnant women treated by gynecologists in Germany. Methods …

Background and Objectives: Antibiotics are the most frequently prescribed drugs in hospitals
and their prescription is increased during pregnancy and labor. There are limited data about …

Objectives To examine patterns of prescribing of oral antibiotics during pregnancy and to
determine whether women were more or less likely to receive specific types of antibiotics in …

Background: excessive and incorrect use of antibiotics is a common event that contributes to
increased bacterial resistance to antibiotics. Based on the European Centre for Disease …