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In this study the proper antibiotic rate of use was found to be 61.9%.
As shown in table 2, a high antibiotic rate for acute bronchitis was found, 40%, with macrolide antibiotics as the choice of preference.
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As a consequence, prescription data recorded in general practice may tend to underestimate antibiotic rates for this particular group.
Baseline (T0) antibiotic rates and a selection of further baseline characteristics of physician or patient will function as covariates.
Secondary outcomes are antibiotic exposure, side effects from antibiotics, rate and duration of hospitalization, time to clinical stability, disease activity scores and cost effectiveness.
Three classes of antibiotics rated as "critically important to human medicine" by the World Health Organisation – cephalosporins, fluoroquinolones and macrolides – have increased in use in the animal population by eightfold in the last decade.
In human medicine, hospitals increasingly track resistance rates and antibiotic prescription rates to understand how the use of these drugs affects resistance.
In 2002, the antibiotic prescribing rate for the common cold was 73.33 %, and the total antibiotic prescribing rate was 42.39 % [ 9].
Interestingly, the antibiotic prescription rate in this European study did not vary with the overall medication prescription rate.
The prophylactic antibiotic compliance rate using the algorithms for 3 months was compared with customary practice prophylactic antibiotic compliance rates for the same period 1 year earlier.
The initial inappropriate antibiotic prescription rate was 59% (131/222).
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