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A study that will soon be published in the International Journal of Antimicrobial Agents found that a treatment using hydroxychloroquine significantly lowered hospitalizations and mortality rates in coronavirus patients.
Antibiotic prescribing in telehealth can be appropriate with guidance, study finds
Telemedicine visits in Brazil performed under rigorous adherence to antibiotic stewardship guidelines were associated with appropriate antibiotic prescribing for patients with low-risk conditions, Brazilian and Australian researchers reported yesterday in the
International Journal of Infectious Diseases.
While some studies have suggested that antibiotic prescribing rates for people who consult telemedicine services may be higher than those who have face-to-face visits with providers, most of these studies have not specified the protocols and guidelines accessible to providers or how telemedicine providers should be trained and monitored for antibiotic stewardship.
In this study, researchers assessed antibiotic prescribing at a hospital in Sao Paulo, where all telemedicine providers were required to be trained on international antibiotic stewardship protocols based on the best current evidence, and
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Australian researchers have come up with two key recommendations from studies of the annual influenza season - one highlighting the benefits of antivirals in reducing repeat hospitalisation, and the other to watch for underlying cardiovascular disease.
While the world focuses on the rising COVID-19 death toll, seasonal influenza continues to cause significant mortality and poses a significant economic burden every year.
The South Australian study, conducted at two major metropolitan training hospitals between January 2016 and March 2020, collected data from 1,828 adult patients (average age around 66) who were hospitalised with influenza A and B.
Researchers compared outcomes for patients who did and did not take the antiviral Oseltamivir within 48 hours of admission to the hospital..
Nearly 40 people reported developing a rare blood disorder after receiving the COVID-19 vaccination, but medical researchers say there is no direct link between the vaccine and the disorder.