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Engaging patients in antimicrobial stewardship: co-designed educational tool to improve periprocedural care through de-implementation of guideline-discordant antimicrobial use.

  • Lawati H Al
  • , M Shin
  • , R Lamkin
  • , T Thompson
  • , I Epshtein
  • , H Mull
  • , Thapa D Basnet
  • , D Drekonja
  • , Rodriguez-Barradas MC
  • , Xu TH
  • , H Gold
  • , Elwy AR
  • , J Strymish
  • , W Branch-Elliman

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Abstract

Effective de-implementation models often include replacement of an ineffective practice with an alternative. We co-developed patient education materials as a replacement strategy for inappropriate post-procedural antibiotics in cardiac device procedures. Lessons learned and developed materials may be used to promote infection prevention in other periprocedural settings.
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JournalAntimicrobial stewardship & healthcare epidemiology : ASHE
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StatePublished - Sep 28 2023

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