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An IQR increase can be thought of as the difference between a moderately good day and a moderately bad day.
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Cost effectiveness acceptability curves suggested that if avoiding a day of moderately bad symptoms was valued at less than £10, then immediate antibiotics is likely to be the most cost effective strategy.
Conclusion Dipstick testing with targeted antibiotics is likely to be cost effective if the value of saving a day of moderately bad symptoms is £10 or more, but caution is required given the considerable uncertainty surrounding the estimates.
Compared with the delayed antibiotics group, symptom resolution was significantly faster in the clinical score group (hazard ratio 1.30, 95% confidence interval 1.03 to 1.63), equivalent to saving a day of moderately bad symptoms.
Results Patients had 3.5 days of moderately bad symptoms if they took antibiotics immediately.
In the delayed prescribing (control) group, symptoms rated moderately bad or worse lasted a median of 5.0 days.
The average duration of symptoms rated as moderately bad or worse with immediate antibiotics was 3.5 days.
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