Antimicrobial Drug Therapy Problems Among Patients in the Outpatient Department of Ataye Hospital, Northeast Ethiopia
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2020
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Abstract
The current study revealed that nearly two-fifths of the study participants had experienced at least one form of antimicrobial drug therapy problem. The most common drug therapy problem was the need for additional drug therapy and the use of ineffective antimicrobial therapy. Tetracyclines, fluoroqu …
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| Authors | Kassahun H;Ayfokru T;; |
| Journal | Infection and drug resistance |
| Year | 2020 |
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