GLORIA CRISTINA CORDOBA CURREA in 21st World Conference of Family Doctors.

21st World Conference of Family Doctors.

ISSN: 2526-1835

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Dept. Family Medicin, University of Copenhagen

GLORIA CRISTINA CORDOBA CURREA

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GENERAL PRACTITIONERS’ VIEWS ON THE ACCEPTABILITY OF USING QUALITY INDICATORS TO REDUCE UNNECESSARY PRESCRIPTION OF ANTIBIOTICS IN SOUTH-AMERICA
DISCIPLINE AND PROFESSION

GLORIA CRISTINA CORDOBA CURREA ¹ ; LARS BJERRUM ¹ ; LIDIA CABALLERO ² ; LUIS FABIAN RUSCHEL ³ ; MARJUKKA MÄKELÄ ¹ ; MIGUEL ANGEL SUAREZ ⁴ ; MONICA OLINISKY ⁵ ; NIEVES HERNÁNDEZ ⁶ ; SANDI OLIVEIRA ⁷

¹ Dept. Family Medicin, University of Copenhagen ;

² Hospital Dr. Pedro L. Baliña ;

³ Facultad de Medicina, Universidad Nacional de Itapúa ;

⁴ Sociedad Paceña de Medicina Familiar ;

⁵ Facultad de Medicina. Universidad de la Republica. ;

⁶ Dept. of English, Germanic and Romance Studies, University of Copenhagen ;

⁷ Dept of English, Germanic and Romance Studies, University of Copenhagen

focus group

quality improvement

decision-making process

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USE OF ANTIBIOTICS IN PATIENTS WITH SUSPECTED RESPIRATORY TRACT INFECTION (RTI): PROSPECTIVE OBSERVATIONAL STUDY IN 4 SOUTH-AMERICAN COUNTRIES
DISCIPLINE AND PROFESSION

FÁTIMA ARTEAGA ¹ ; GLORIA CRISTINA CORDOBA CURREA ² ; HåKON SANDHOLDT ³ ; LARS BJERRUM ² ; LIDIA CABALLERO ⁴ ; MARJUKKA MÄKELÄ ² ; WALTER VON DER HEYDE ⁵

¹ Sociedad Paceña de Medicina Familiar ;

² Dept. Family Medicin, University of Copenhagen ;

³ Dept family medicin, University of Copenhagen ;

⁴ Hospital Dr. Pedro L. Baliña ;

⁵ Hospital Escuela de Agudos Dr. Ramón Madariaga

antimicrobials

general practice

decision-making process

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21st World Conference of Family Doctors.

GLORIA CRISTINA CORDOBA CURREA

GENERAL PRACTITIONERS’ VIEWS ON THE ACCEPTABILITY OF USING QUALITY INDICATORS TO REDUCE UNNECESSARY PRESCRIPTION OF ANTIBIOTICS IN SOUTH-AMERICA

USE OF ANTIBIOTICS IN PATIENTS WITH SUSPECTED RESPIRATORY TRACT INFECTION (RTI): PROSPECTIVE OBSERVATIONAL STUDY IN 4 SOUTH-AMERICAN COUNTRIES

Co-authors (11)

MONICA OLINISKY

LARS BJERRUM

LIDIA CABALLERO

MARJUKKA MÄKELÄ

HåKON SANDHOLDT

LUIS FABIAN RUSCHEL

MIGUEL ANGEL SUAREZ

NIEVES HERNÁNDEZ

SANDI OLIVEIRA

FÁTIMA ARTEAGA

WALTER VON DER HEYDE