The Urine-culturing Cascade: Variation in Nursing Home Urine Culturing and Association With Antibiotic Use and Clostridiodes difficile Infection
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Urine-culturing rates varied dramatically across 591 nursing homes in Ontario, despite adjustment for resident characteristics. High nursing home urine culturin
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| Authors | Brown, Kevin Antoine;Daneman, Nick;Schwartz, Kevin L;Langford, Bradley;McGeer, Allison;Quirk, Jacquelyn;Diong, Christina;Garber, Gary; |
| Journal | clinical infectious diseases |
| Year | 2020 |
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