Drug costs and bacterial susceptibility after implementing a single-fluoroquinolone use policy at a university hospital

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Abstract
The University of Kentucky Hospital investigated the feasibility of choosing a sole fluoroquinolone for its formulary in an effort to reduce costs without affecting clinical outcomes. A three-step process was used to plan, implement, and monitor the selection program. Based on the range of clinical …
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Authors Rapp RP;Evans ME;Martin C;Ofotokum I;Empey KL;Armitstead JA;;
Journal current medical research and opinion
Year 2004
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