Urinary tract infection (UTI) is one of the most common reasons for prescription of
antimicrobials in primary care. Laboratory resistance data produced because of specimen …

This prospective study determined the antibiotic susceptibility of 164 isolates of Escherichia
coli from the urine of 164 patients (112 female, 52 male; mean age of 54.12 years) with …

Collaboration between networks presents opportunities to increase analytical power and
cross-validate findings. Multivariate analyses of 2 large, international datasets (MYSTIC and …

Abstract Background Urinary tract infections (UTIs) are the second most common bacterial
infections in general practice and a frequent indication for prescription of antimicrobials …

Aims: To define the natural history of patients with suspicious urinary cytology and negative
initial evaluation for malignancy in the investigation of haematuria. Patients and methods …

Objectives: We do not know how representative reported levels of resistance to antibiotics in
urinary tract infections (UTIs) are as there is wide variation in the rate of urine specimens …

Guidelines for authorship of biomedical journals have been available for nearly two decades
now to help determine how attribution should be acknowledged. 1 With an increasing …

Background: Use of routine urine submission rates for estimation of patient enrolment in
primary care studies of acute urinary symptoms may overestimate patient recruitment rate …

Abstract The Specialist Advisory Committee on Antimicrobial Resistance Surveillance
Subgroup has reviewed national surveillance systems for antimicrobial resistance (AMR) …

Guidelines for authorship of biomedical journals have been available for nearly two decades
now to help determine how attribution should be acknowledged. 1 With an increasing …