Emergency surgeons’ perceptions and attitudes towards antibiotic prescribing and resistance: a worldwide cross-sectional survey

Overview of attention for article published in World Journal of Emergency Surgery, June 2018

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RT @NCAS_Aus: Knowledge & attitude surveys of AMR show pervasive themes. AMR is v important but It’s not my/hospital/practice/problem; we p…

18 Aug 2018

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RT @NCAS_Aus: Knowledge & attitude surveys of AMR show pervasive themes. AMR is v important but It’s not my/hospital/practice/problem; we p…

18 Aug 2018

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Knowledge & attitude surveys of AMR show pervasive themes. AMR is v important but It’s not my/hospital/practice/problem; we prefer our own guidelines; we need more education on how to prescribe appropriately; we accept restrictive and persuasive measur

18 Aug 2018

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