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Is “listening” the key to reducing antibiotic prescribing?

Posted on October 22, 2013 by Julia Manning

Wednesday will see the publication of a report on GPs over-prescribing antibiotics for patients – nothing new there – but this has a twist: GPs over-prescribing antibiotics even when the patients are not particularly asking for them. This comes at … Continue reading →

Posted in Drugs, Patients | Tagged Antibacterial, antibiotics, British Heart Foundation, General practitioner, GP, listening, Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus, Muir Gray, National Health Service, Patients, Sally Davies | Leave a comment

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Is “listening” the key to reducing antibiotic prescribing?

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