Myth:Bactrim is not active against β-hemolytic Streptococcus,is now totally BUSTED
🆕️🔥 @ChristianCho
In vitro activity against clinical isolates of β-hemolytic Strept via BMD
TMP/SMX:100%🌟
Clinda:85%
Doxy:57%
For S.pyogenes TMP/SMX was 100% S #idxposts
https://t.co/5uhHS72mZm
If someone told me abx stewardship would be giving unsolicited advice and navigating pushback - I would’ve picked another job
But it’s more good communication and emotional intelligence than anything else
Clear is kind 🤝 active listening
Accepted recs & 🫶🏻 Pt care
Updated Shorter Is Better tables with 3 changes! Included 2 peds UTI studies, thanks to @absteward & @AlbertoEMaraolo for finding. Included cystic fibrosis exacerbation, thanks to @pulmcrit for finding. References with commentary at https://t.co/1oaAT6Cybb
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🆕️⚡️🔥Retrospective, multicenter, observational cohort
High-dose oral beta-lactams were as safe and effective as oral FQ or TMP/SMX for the treatment of bacteremia from a urinary source. Most patients received 8–10 days of therapy in both groups
https://t.co/bBaunoUJZV
@helennewland That is our current plan but working on getting it added to formulary and waiting for it to become available so it’s possible that plan could change.
Anyone caring for kids or who will come across meds 4 kids.. retail pharmacists included! This is great resource, KIDS List..my student summarizes article in an infographic! Reference for article is on infogaphic! Please circulate!! #PedsICU#PedsPharm#KIDS#PedsRx#PedsRxUs
PK/PD properties, clinical efficacy & safety data, dosing considerations & subsequent role in therapy for ceftazidime-avibactam, meropenem-vaborbactam, imipenem-cilastatin-relebactam, ceftolozane-tazobactam, & cefiderocol in pediatric pts. FREE TO READ https://t.co/DywFDCoJfT
@PaulSaxMD We mostly use it for MDR NTM in our cystic fibrosis patients. Overall works well in our experience and most patients tolerate it without many adverse effects. We often have to titrate up dosing due to low levels.
@Billicillin We do clindamycin and unless persistent positive bacteremia typically only 48-72 hours of IV therapy before switching to PO as long as CRP downtrending