Antibiotic Prescribing Rate in Lebanese Community Pharmacies: A Nationwide Patient-Simulated Study of Acute Bacterial Rhinosinusitis
This study aims to evaluate the antibiotic prescribing rate for acute bacterial rhinosinusitis in community pharmacies and to study the corresponding attitude and behavior of participants. A cross-sectional, nationwide study was conducted using a patient-simulated case of bacterial rhinosinusitis. D...
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Main Authors: | Sally G. Yaacoub (Author), Nathalie A. Lahoud (Author), Nicole J. Francis (Author), Deema W. Rahme (Author), Tony H. Murr (Author), Patrick F. Maison (Author), Nadine G. Saleh (Author) |
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2019-03-01T00:00:00Z.
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