Guideline Recommendations for Empirical Antimicrobial Therapy: An Appraisal of Research Evidence for Clinical Decision-Making in Ethiopia
24 June 2020
Standard treatment guidelines did not consider local AMR recommendations for empirically prescribing antibacterials for common infectious syndromes. The AMR reviews published in the country produced poor methodologic quality evidence for clinical applications. This highlights the need to improve the methodologic quality to provide the best available evidence for clinical decision-making and curb the ongoing AMR in Ethiopia.
Further reading: Infectious Diseases & Therapy
Author(s): Balew Arega, Asnake Agunie, Abraham Minda, Amdemeskel Mersha, Alazar Sitotaw, Getachew Weldeyohhans, Ayele Teshome, Kelemework Adane & Getachew Mengistu
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