However, they do not offer assurance of adequate coverage of parameter space, nor do they have the asymptotic property of resulting in a probability density function in parameter space.
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Combination therapy may offer an increased likelihood of adequate coverage for the potential pathogens causing the infection and a synergistic effect [ 13].
These three regimens offered the highest rates of adequate coverage (93%to95%5%), and only one non-guideline concordant regimen (vancomycin/ciprofloxacin) offered as high a likelihood of adequate coverage (93%) (Table 4).
Meropenem would have offered the greatest degree of adequate coverage (74%), followed by ciprofloxacin (67%) and piperacillin-tazobactam (63%).
At 24 h, all combinations still offered a greater probability of adequate coverage than that obtained in the retrospective cohort.
These 6 regimens offered an average rate of adequate coverage of 89%, but this ranged from a minimum of 74% for ceftazidime/tobramycin to a maximum of 95% average coverage for piperacillin-tazobactam/ciprofloxacin.
Paper logbooks are now considered impractical because they lack the necessary flexibility to adapt to different contexts, and the advantages of computerized versions, which offer an adequate level of customizability to fully reflect the educational and working life of a medical professional, are now widely recognized [ 3].
Many of the dual-combination therapies that would have been recommended by WISCA-guided data offer a much higher degree of adequate antibiotic coverage than that achieved by 12 h, 24 h, and even 48 h in our retrospective patient cohort, and so could potentially decrease time to adequate antimicrobial treatment in this vulnerable patient population.
