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Improving antibiotic stewardship by involving nurses.

Elizabeth Gillespie, Anne Rodrigues, Louise Wright, Natalie Williams, Rhonda L Stuart
American Journal of Infection Control 2013 April
Antimicrobial stewardship programs are important preventative strategies to reduce hospital-acquired infection, typically involving medical and pharmacy staff. Because nurses are pivotal in administering medication prescribed by medical staff and filled by pharmacy staff, we assessed nursing attitudes and antimicrobial stewardship knowledge before and after an education intervention that focused on nursing involvement in antimicrobial management. This study supports involving nurses as a means of improving antibiotic stewardship.

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