20 research outputs found
Supplemental Information 1: Raw data collected through the paper questionnaire answered by the guardians of the children aged 0–6 years living in the sampled communities.
Get PDFProspective study of the efficacy of antibiotics versus antitussive drugs for the management of URTI-related acute cough in children
Full text linkLarge-scale survey of parental antibiotic use for paediatric upper respiratory tract infections in China: implications for stewardship programmes and national policy
No full textAn exploration of parents’ knowledge, attitudes and practices towards the use of antibiotics in childhood upper respiratory tract infections in a tertiary Jordanian Hospital
No full textEvaluation of the general public's knowledge, views and practices relating to appropriate antibiotic use in Qatar
No full textDecrease of Antibiotic Consumption in Children with Upper Respiratory Tract Infections after Implementation of an Intervention Program in Cyprus
No full textTo assess the impact of intervention on antibiotic misuse in children, parents' and pediatricians' knowledge, attitudes, and practices (KAP) concerning antibiotic use were evaluated pre- and postintervention in Larnaca (Cyprus) and Limassol (Cyprus). Concurrently, pediatricians documented upper respiratory tract infection (URTI) visits and pharmacists provided antibiotic consumption data. Intervention was implemented for parents and pediatricians residing in Larnaca. The consumption/URTI incidence index was significantly reduced in Larnaca but not in Limassol. Parental responses to a KAP questionnaire remained unchanged; therefore, antibiotic consumption reduction is attributable to pediatricians' education
Parental views of antibiotic use in children with upper respiratory tract infections in Dubai
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