Between structure score and percentage change in antimicro- bial usage (spearman’s � -0.603, p 0.006). conslusions: this study highlighted important areas for improvement, such as accountability, microbiological laboratory quality manage- ment and feedback. repeated measurements of structure, process and outcome indicators will be important to guide continuing quality improvement efforts. key messages: results of this study support the effectiveness of ams programs in reducing antimicrobial use. important areas for improvement were identified. improving the organization of ams programs in particular should be prioritized

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• who: Tristau0301n Learoyd et al. from the Department of Biomedical and Neuromotor Science, Alma Mater Studiorum, Universitau0300 di Bologna, Bologna, Italy Department of Prevention and Security of Care, Sahloul University have published the research: between structure score and percentage change in antimicro- bial usage (Spearmanu2019s ufffd -0.603, p 0.006). Conslusions: This study highlighted important areas for improvement, such as accountability, microbiological laboratory quality manage- ment and feedback. Repeated measurements of structure, process and outcome indicators will be important to guide continuing quality improvement efforts. Key messages: Results of this study support the effectiveness of AMS . . .
  

   

  

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